Oxana works with OM Moldova to change the fate of girls facing neglect and exploitation, sharing their past and offering hope for their future.

One simple sentence changes a boy’s conduct and outlook on life, as he and his siblings encounter a ‘Love Moldova’ outreach team.

Prayer and the Word of God have had a powerful and liberating effect in the lives of neglected poor people visited by ‘Love Moldova’ outreach teams.

A lady offering cheese in payment for books was just one of many people who visited the Bus4Life, hungry to hear from God.

A gift of firewood causes tears of joy, as it enables a lady to heat her home for the first time in 16 years.

In Europe’s poorest country, national believers take the lead in meeting needs and equipping compatriots to transform their communities, their country and the world.

While visiting some of Moldova’s remotest and least-reached villages, a River Adventure outreach team helps young people find hope in Jesus.

Bibles and prayer were the most appreciated gifts Love Moldova outreach teams gave the old, the poor and the abandoned.

Seeing how little it takes to make a difference and experiencing that God can use them, young Moldovans get passionate about sharing the gospel.

The Bus4Life provided a long-desired Bible for an old lady, opened doors to community leaders and encourageed isolated church planters and small congregations of believers.

A trekking team in Moldova encourages two local believers and discover they found God through a team member’s father ten years before.

The previously only believer of the village sees the first church service take place and people come to faith in her community.

Bringing food parcels to people in need, OM encounters much spiritual hunger and finds Bibles are as welcome as physical food.

Outreach teams saw God going ahead of them to provide for their needs and prepare people He wanted them to meet.

Volunteers with Bus4Life encourage a woman who is the only believer in her village and give a children's Bible to a boy who has never heard of Jesus.

A group of 10 students, including a translator, participate in a two months training programme in Panama. The Mission Extreme Outreach has its students work amongst Panamanians and indigenous tribes. Un grupo de 10 estudiantes,incluyendo la traductora, participan durante los dos meses de gira en Panamá. Una vez más Misión Extrema está en acción con los latinos y grupos indígenas.

God is using the Mission Extreme programme in Panama to shape lives, starting with the participants and extending out to the local pastors they meet.

OM's International Intensive School of Missions in Panama is getting ready to start in January 2012 to equip Latinos for missions.

OM Panama team members share on a live radio talk show about the upcoming International Intensive School of Missions.

OM Panama launches the new International Intensive School of Missions and hosts a new session of Mission Extreme.

OM Panama team members struggle to continue ministry as the Gnöbe Buglé people protest and bring the country to a halt.

After a week of tensions between government and the indigenous inhabitants, Panamá is on the road to recovery.

Following the recent protests and riots, OM Panama's Mission Extreme group helps clean the Volcán police station.

An OM Panama associate volunteers a month of his vacation time to serve the OM team.

The OM Panama International Intensive School of Missions re-opens!

A woman recommits her life to God as a result of His provision through the team and a visit they hadn’t even planned to do.

A man goes from being sought by gangsters to being sought by God.

Students from OM Panama’s International Intensive School of Missions experience a different world inside a mosque in Panama City.

A change of plans for OM Panama volunteers leads to a powerful prayer meeting.

At times it was difficult for him, but in the end Brazilian Leandro left the OM Panama School of Missions with tears in his eyes.

The needs of the world have become real to Luz Ángela Miranda in OM Panama's Intensive School of Missions.

Lighthouse Ministries builds a kitchen to transform a community in Panama.

During his time in OM’s International Intensive School of Missions in Panama, Colombian Juank Giovannetti discovers his calling.

Participants from around the world learnt to speak the language of love and laughter during an outreach to the indigenous tribes in Panama.

Workers of OM Panama remind young boys with a troubled past that God has a purpose for their lives.

Volunteers from OM Panama build a roof on a dumping place to be able to minister during raining season.

No challenge is too big for God: “His provision gave me goose bumps,” shared Audrey, from Switzerland, about her journey to OM Panama’s Mission Extreme.

Since OM Panama started visiting the garbage dump, a shy old man attends the programmes faithfully. He is anxiously looking for answers in the Bible.

Participants in OM Panama’s after-school ministry for children from underprivileged neighbourhoods get excited about small things – even ice cubes.

Twice a week, 60 to 80 children receive a meal and learn about Jesus, the Bread of Life, through OM Panama’s Pan de Vida programme.

A woman in the ministry "Jewel of Hope" from OM Panama is moved by an act of love of her friends.

Balboa, Panama :: Logos Hope's volunteers make an uplifting visit to a shelter for migrant men, testing their eyesight and handing out reading glasses.

Balboa, Panama :: Crewmembers teach sewing skills to young mothers from a local tribe and donate sewing machines to the community.

Martin (Argentina) wasn’t sure whether short-term missions was his idea or God’s—until he went on an unforgettable 14-day outreach to Panama.

OM Sweden's newest team members - a van and a trailer - bring new opportunities for sharing and recruiting.

God turns a frustrating situation into one of hope when a lost OM team meets a girl who asks for prayer.

OM Sweden hosts its first outreach in 17 years.

OM Sweden plans church-planting initiatives in three urban centres.

At 25, Håkan Karlsson was paralysed from the chest down. Ministering to the people of India, his dream, seemed impossible. But God had other plans.

“This place is so important to us,” says one teen about Underground at the community centre in Råslätt. “We have no other place to go.”