A teenager's calling to missions.

A vacation programme for children in Buenos Aires has led mothers to ask questions about the Christian faith and start a small Bible study to learn more.

OM Finland and local churches bring the truth of the Bible to children through kids' clubs and fun activities.

OM teams provide medical help, reach out to a local Hindu community, and offer a message of hope on national television.

OM's International Update from Peter Maiden, International Director

God answers two specific prayers during an outreach in Mozambique.

The team carried out survey work to assess the ongoing needs of people in flood-affected regions of Pakistan. They also attended a WHO meeting to make plans for future relief and development work.

A husband comes to Christ and transforms his marriage.

A snapshot of a non-standard church.

A Nepali Christian’s journey from street drugs to full-time ministry.

Learning to look beyond physical needs.

Serving the homeless of Nepal

A woman asks for help to abort her baby.

The OM Pakistan relief teams receive practical help from their food supplier and an official who welcomes their efforts to distribute aid to flood-affected people.

Abel Fokoe (18 years old) was born in Liberia, but during the civil war in 2006, was separated from his biological mother while fleeing to Ghana with his siblings. He now lives in Sweden with his father, attends school and writes Christian rap songs to tell the world of God's love.

Three men will walk 2000km, from Cairns to Stanthorpe in Australia. Each mile will represent a language that does not yet have the Word of God. Visit their website at the2000walk.com.

OM's bi-annual conference for new recruits began 24 August. Pray for the 257 new workers participating in the conference.

Delivering aid along flood-damaged routes to destitute people in remote regions of Pakistan is a daily struggle. Here are some of the latest challenges the OM teams are facing.

The story of Pasha and Natascha, a young Christian family, and of new beginnings in Cheremnoye, a remote town of Siberia.

Carmen Laura, 15, lives in a remote indigenous area in Guatemala. She was recently diagnosed with a serious heart disease and needs surgery as soon as possible. OM Guatemala is seeking to raise the $1000 USA needed for her surgery.