Caitlin Red returns home after interning with OM Madagascar since August. Says Caitlin, “In Madagascar, I learnt enough lessons to last me a lifetime.”

Hanta, a committed young Christian from a rural village in Madagascar, learns that if she’s willing to obey God, He provides a way.

The OM Madagascar team mobilises the Malagasy church for prayer through radio programmes and SMS messages.

OM Madagascar uses sport as tool for reaching youth with the gospel and relationship building.

Starting a Christian micro-finance programme has been a long-time dream for OM Madagascar. In partnership with OM Hong Kong, this will soon become a reality.

The vision of OM Madagascar is to partner with the Malagasy Church in every ministry. This vision is being realised in Manakara.

Project Namana is OM Madagascar's microfinance project designed to empower the marginalised people in the city.

A Malagasy witch doctor comes to faith in Christ during an OM outreach and is baptised just one week before his death.

Antemoro “coastal people” of Amosiala come to faith after learning about Christ through an OM team and volunteers from a neighbouring village.

Since joining OM’s Namana Project, one couple has developed a successful business, built their own home and can give their children an education.

Pastor Rene Armand, a pastor from the Androy region of Madagascar, shares how he became a pastor.

OM Madagascar responded to the declining literacy rate in the Androy region by starting a literacy course in Ambovombe. Last month the first class graduated, and the second class began.

Perle, meaning 'pearl' in Malagasy, is a Freedom Climb project in Madagascar that teaches women skills to provide for themselves and their families.

OM friend and volunteer Eddie Ramamonjiarivelo, from Madagascar, is a teacher and businessman with a heart for God’s kingdom.

A well is built in the village of Tsimihevo, Madagascar, improving the standard of living for the whole community.

Perla, meaning “pearl” in Malagasy, raises awareness about human trafficking and provides skills training, coupled with discipleship, to at-risk women and girls.

In a university Discovery Bible Study run by OM Madagascar, a student finds the answers he is looking for in the Bible.

A village builds their own school - a big first for the area and a step in transforming the community.

An outreach to the north of Madagascar was a new experience not only for those being reached, but for the participants and church as well.

Despite knowing very little about the Androy region, OMers Fara and Herimanina went willingly and have seen God at work.

Perla is a Freedom Challenge project in Madagascar that is empowering women through skills training.

An OMers love for people from the Island of Comoros led her to start a Discovery Bible Study for them at a university.

“Before Media Trek I thought: media--cool hobby, but not necessarily missional,” admitted Kotie-Alet from South Africa.

Siniore desires for her family and friends to know Christ’s love as she does. After a training, she took what she learnt and put it into practice.

Fourteen young people participated in a month-long outreach within in their country. The result: unity.

In each village, a small crowd of people gathered, and children and adults watched the puppet theatre with much interest. The team also put on a concert featuring songs by Istvan Horvath, a member of the OM Hungary team, as well as English songs by the international team. during Easter

Hungarian children get excited about the Easter message

OM Europe's Bus4Life assisted the local Baptist Church in the small village of Torda reach out to their local community.

Rex from the USA, volunteered for two months in the Baseball and Softball Programme alongside OMers Terry Lingenhoel and Suzanne Cole this spring.

With the help of puppets, Corrie, a short-term worker from the UK was able to share the message of Christ in schools and kindergartens across Hungary this Easter.

Such was the truth God gave the Artslink, Dancelink and Bill Drake Band teams for Baja, Hungary, from 10-17 July 2011. The results were eternal.

The impact of baseball as an outreach tool is growing far beyond the first teams that began nine years ago in Érd.

Ministry opportunities in Hungary open up the mission experience for families with younger children.

OM Hungary team members put on a special Christmas programme a local refugee camp.

OM Hungary's Sports Team brings baseball and the Gospel to local schools in their now-annual visit to sports classes.

The Bus4Life brings God's love to the marginalised in Tata, Hungary.

OM Finland’s Bus4Life partners with Table 22 to reach out to young people trapped in lives of crime, prostitution and drugs in Siófok, Hungary.

Workers with OM Hungary minister to the weary and burdened in a local refugee camp.

Long-term investment in baseball ministry sees a harvest in Hungary.

The OM Hungary team and numerous local churches partner to bring the message of Easter to Debrecen.

Through six camps over the summer, OM Hungary reached over 300 children and youth with the message of the Gospel while teaching English.

OM Hungary’s Christmas puppet ministry is currently underway, with performances in the city of Érd and the surrounding area.

An OM puppet ministry team in Hungary performs during Christmas and Easter, bringing the Gospel message to children, teachers and parents.

Many schools experienced a new international flavour this year when the OM puppet outreach team was joined by a supporting Finnish church.

OM Hungary encourages local Hungarian pastors and their congregations through the Bus4Life during the Easter season.

Sports ministry is having an impact on peoples' lives, both young and old. In Hungary its no different with their ever growing Baseball Ministry

OM Hungary works alongside partner organisations to bring comfort and Jesus’ love to refugees in Budapest.

OM Hungary team member Jill shares about her experience of ministering to the refugees in Hungary.

Softball ministry in Hungary shows hospitality, international influence by hosting the 2016 Danube Cup

Refugee families experience a fun day away from the city provided by local mission workers.