Three men arrive home safely after walking 2000 kilometres to raise awareness about the 2000 languages still without the Bible.

An update about the flood damage in Eastern Australia

Forest Hill is a town in the Lockyer Valley infamous for being one of three towns in Queensland completely evacuated during last January's floods. About 300 people were airlifted by helicopters to higher ground leaving behind homes, all belongings and even pets. They had no idea what would come of those things left behind. OM Australia suggested the idea as a good way to utilise some funds donated to flood recovery. The Forest Hill Development Association Inc. in conjunction with the Laidley Baptist Church used this money to put on a community fair. It was an opportunity for the town to say thank you to those who had helped with the flood clean up and also to build the morale of the community. At the same time the involvement of the Church would raise the profile of Christ in the community.

Teens gather in Warwick, Queensland this week for OM Australia's TeenStreet.

God changes teens' lives during TeenStreet Queensland in Australia at the beginning of July.

On 12 December, OM Australia settled on their first-ever permanent base after renting for over 20 years.

On 19 March, OM Australia moved into their new home, a place that will help mobilise more people and finances into missions.

OM Australia shares about mission opportunities at Australia’s leading three-day music festival in Toowoomba, Queensland, over Easter.

Teams all over Australia connect with their Muslim neighbours and share God’s love.

Initiating conversation with a man at the entrance of the Syrian club, Ben* learnt about his pain and encouraged him to consider God's truth.

On 1 July 350 teens and leaders poured into the University of Queensland, Australia, for five days of fun and discipleship.

Peter* from MAP Australia has a Muslim friend who attended a church camp. His friend has never been the same since.

OM worker is amazed to see God change lives, as he peers over his book table on a busy Muslim street in Australia.

Teens in Europe are gathered this week to connect with Jesus and each other. A month ago, teenagers in Australia had this experience.

MAP Australia hosts Bound for Paradise, a week-long outreach to Muslims from the Persian Gulf in Queensland, Australia, from 25-29 August.

Team members of MAP Australia seek to live out the message of the Gospel to all people, no matter how sympathetic or opposed.

On 22 August, 150 people climbed in the inaugural OM Boonah Freedom Climb to raise awareness and funding for the Jogini girls of India.

Tillmann Klein, facilitator for OM’s Muslim Diaspora Ministry network, shares how work among displaced Muslims reflects God’s heart for all people.

A former Afghan fighter discovers Jesus Christ in the Qur’an.

Loving our Muslim neighbours is an opportunity and privilege.

Single mothers in Namibia experience life-changing opportunities, thanks to the work and care of one Namibian woman and the OM team.

A worker shares a story about becoming the fragrance of Christ as she and a team member wash the feet of a local village chief.

A woman once mentally ill walks in the light of Christ after five years living in spiritual, mental and physical darkness.

The Africa Trek team reaches out to the Damara people in Namibia.

Africa Trek Coordinator Eduard* reflects on God's gifts: his life, his wife and 13 participants sharing the Gospel with Topnaar and Himba peoples in Namibia.

Young men from African nations find their identity and destiny through hiking in Namibia with the Wilderness Therapy Programme.

Walvis Bay, Namibia:: The Vice President of Namibia officially opens Logos Hope as she visits the country.

Walvis Bay, Namibia :: Logos Hope's volunteers rebuild a flimsy church and encourage the grieving pastor and congregation.

Walvis Bay, Namibia :: Local women attend a challenging discipleship event on board Logos Hope

One Namibian OM worker operates a prayer house—and does so much more.

Rodrieck and Geraldine Snyders of Walvis Bay, Namibia, have committed themselves to giving back to God—and they’re using fish to do it.

Two native Namibians stand as the only Christians in their community

OM Namibia partners with local pastor in community business effort raising chickens.

A new missions experience in Namibia is not as much a programme as it is a journey.

A man expresses thanks to God for good health after cancer by making a sacrifice to God and holding a feast for family and friends.

After recognising that no training was available for lay leaders, particularly those in house churches, workers planed the launch of a Bible school.

A church planting team shares their faith with Muslim friends and neighbours during a time set aside for sowing intentionally in people’s lives.

Workers at a guest house in the mountains of Georgia share about a recent opportunity to reach the world for Christ from their quiet retreat.

An overview of the Caucasus region and a call to participate.

A new believer strives for obedience to follow God in difficult circumstances.

OMers share how God is moving among unreached people in their remote village in the Caucasus.

After 23 years of reaching out to refugees and immigrants in Germany, one OM couple have relocated to Canada to continue their ministry.

“The climb has taken me far beyond the mountain,” says Canadian Freedom Climber Denise Heppner, who knows that helping even one person makes a difference.

It matters not if we are from 200 countries; we are one in Christ and shall be for eternity. OMNI-team member Greg Kernaghan about ‘globalisation’.

Why and how OM EAST produces Christian comics to reach minority peoples

Profile of a veteran driver with OM EAST

OM EAST - Just before Easter 2010, the Hitchings travelled to Serbia with Simon (OM EAST) to deliver 1200 copies of "My First Bible" in Arli to the Arli church...

As OM Austria prepares for its 50th anniversary this summer, they have been delving into old records and photos. Read about how a flower seller named Heidi was to become key to the growth of ministry in Austria...

In the 70s, OM was considered a strange movement that thought ordinary Christians could share the Gospel and train workers—a revolutionary idea in those days.

OM sees God working in the lives of a few of the thousands of asylum seekers in Austria.