Community encounter teams seek to serve their local communities and bring Jesus to their neighbourhoods.
Art ministry is a thriving field as missionaries around the globe find innovative ways to captivate people with Christ.
Some people may not think that getting somebody a cup of tea is missionary work, but for Rachel, it’s an important part of her ministry.
Three communications interns serving with OM Lifehope in the UK share their experiences and why people should consider using their God-given gifts in missions.
OM Lifehope coordinates ELCO—English Language and Community Outreach—to equip those considering serving God in missions.
OM Lifehope coordinates the Transit Challenge, sending out teams all over Europe to love, serve and proclaim Christ.
In partnership with a local church, OM Lifehope teaches truths about God and the Bible to children at their recent Easter holiday club.
Kelly Norman, an intern with OM Lifehope in the UK, shares her personal insights about why she reaches out to the homeless in Birmingham.
You want to share the hope you have in Jesus but don’t know how? OM Lifehope’s Dancelink team suggests dancing in the street!
Mikael from Norway is 18 years old and passionate for Jesus. Recently he shared his faith during a sports outreach in London.
When an OM Lifehope team, partnering with On the Move International, held their annual community barbeque, they did something a little different.
OM Lifehope partners with More Than Gold, an organisation that equips local churches to engage with their communities during the 2014 Commonwealth Games.
Dominic Notegen, a 27-year-old English Language Community Outreach student at OM Lifehope, feels called to spread the Gospel.
When Rev Graham Clay, Pastor of Stratford-Upon-Avon Baptist Church, decided to have an OM ministry team work with his church, he didn’t hesitate to take action.
“If you could have one wish from God today, what would you wish for?” Evangelism coach, Richard Sharp, taught his outreach method called ‘One Wish’.
Members of Christ Church in Lye and OM’s local team visit neighbourhoods to invite residents to church, hand out tracts or hear prayer requests.
English Language Community Outreach students from OM Lifehope lend a hand to volunteers at the Black Country Food Bank near Birmingham, UK.
People from 14 nations participate in OM Lifehopes’ Toolkit, an intensive training programme that equips workers for ministry, particularly in the UK.
An OM Lifehope team member discovers a new way of reaching out to people on the street through henna designs.
An OM Lifehope team member shares about showing love to those living on the streets of Birmingham, UK.
A small Black Country, UK, church were blessed by the efforts of five young missionaries from different parts of the world.
OM Lifehope Dancelink holds a workshop for girls in a predominately Muslim area of Birmingham to teach not only dance moves but also about Jesus.
An OM team in Coventry, UK, meets an 80-year-old woman who becomes an acquaintance, then a friend and then a sister in Christ.
God moves mightily using a teen girl and a team of people to reach a needy area of Southampton, UK.
Mabel from Hong Kong learns that missions is more than sharing about God – it’s also learning to love and cooperate with team members.
Realising the need for biblical role models, OM partnered with a local church to send a couple, Kelvin and Florence, to Crocodile Island as missionaries.
A single mother finds hope through a Self Help Group and is sharing the good news.
Even though she didn’t want to go to Africa in the beginning, Abbie believes God prepared her for it and reflects on her experiences.
Rachel's personal transformation through Jesus inspires her to serve the women in her community.
“…to many host ministries, short-term outreaches can be a blessing or a curse,” shares OMer Ivy. “Here I would like to share some tips that help me feel less like a tour guide and more like I’m helping facilitate an exposure trip for the Kingdom.”
From doing their lessons on the ground to learning at desks in classrooms, the students at Makwati Community School have come a long way.
Construction has begun on the first Home of Hope building, a place for vulnerable children in Kasama.
The OM team in Kasama receives land from an area chief to start a farm that will provide food and financial stability for local ministries.
“I have always wanted to do more than coach specific sport skills,” Joseph said. “This approach touches all areas of fitness: physical, emotional and spiritual–all aspects of a human being.”
Kasama is known for sports and vulnerable kids; two subjects that OMer Noel is passionate about.
OM parters with local church volunteers in Kasama to reach out to hundreds of vulnerable children.
It’s common for the OMers in Kapembwa to have people associated with witchcraft coming for deliverance, but Wilson wanted more than that.
How God changed the lives of each team member of OM in Kasama to bring hope to the vulnerable children.
“I love to be around the children. Through education, I want to see them have a good future and have the ability to support others,” said Mercy Mutale.
An act of compassion opens the door for a Zambian worker to share the Gospel with Somalis.
From trying to survive each day to leading their community in bringing development, the members of a Self Help Group are being transformed drastically.
For the past five years OM Lake Tanganyika has visited the local police station providing for the physical and spiritual needs of those awaiting trial.
With the fishing season going poorly in Kapembwa, Zambia, the people want to know why, and to find the answers, they’ve called in a witch doctor.
A young woman's life is transformed by the love of Jesus shared and displayed through Tabitha Skills Training in Zambia.
God's vision is unfolding in Mkushi, Zambia as he makes his plans clear to a worker named Mary and blesses the work of the team.
God can accomplish much when learning moves outside the classroom and a mission student serves in Namibia.
Foundations for Farming is changing lives in Zambia by reaching out with God's truth and practical training.
The Good News II School in Mpulungu, Zambia, has grown from 20 students to over 180. Students have grown from the values they learnt.
AIDSLink is opening a new care centre in Zambia to teach people living with HIV and AIDS to care for themselves and others.
Cecilia dreamt of being able to provide a safe place for at-risk girls. In January 2016 that dream was realised in Hope House.