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South Sudan, the world’s youngest country, has great poverty, civil unrest and a rapidly growing Church.
As Esther* learnt more about Jesus’ transforming power through love, she was challenged to step out further in her faith.
As a software engineer in Southeast Asia, Paulo uses his whole life to showcase God's excellence and share His love.
The McCourtney family has seen how God is the gardener in their lives and the lives of others in Montenegro.
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“It seems that people want to eliminate the environment,” shared Sinesio. “On the farm we do the opposite; we are restoring the environment."
In areas where communities of Jesus followers are hard to find, workers like Matt are establishing heart-to-heart connections with their friends and neighbours.
Prayer and persistence were key in David's journey to becoming a believer. “Pray for countries even if you don’t know anyone there," he urges.
As a child, Taylor dreamt of travelling the world. Today, as a videographer with OM, she films stories across the globe that encourage the Church to get involved with God’s plan for missions.
"Today, it is still the ‘OM way’ to welcome people who want to love God and love others around the world, equipping them with the knowledge, skills and attitudes they need to thrive in mission," Tami says.
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More Muslims have come to faith in the last 30 years than in all of previous history – and prayer has been a central part of that work.
"Today, it is still the ‘OM way’ to welcome people who want to love God and love others around the world, equipping them with the knowledge, skills and attitudes they need to thrive in mission," Tami says.
"In my family, traditions and cultural barriers could not keep the love of Jesus from breaking through," I'Ching Chan-Thomas shares.
In this month's Director's Update, read Lawrence Tong's article about how we must bridge the sacred-secular divide not just in our ministries but also in our minds.
As the world emerges from a two-year pandemic, it won’t be back to business without examining hard realities and how to utilise them in strategic p