OM Hope for Zurich’s kids’ club brings together immigrant children from a local neighbourhood in hopes of sharing God’s love with them and their families.

Lawrence and Susan Tong encourage the OM Switzerland team during their annual retreat.

An OMer from Canada shares about different encounters she had during an outreach to Arab tourists in Switzerland.

A meeting with a woman in a coffee shop leads to open conversations about hurting hearts.

“Every movie, book or song tells a story. They all have a beginning and an end. When a song ends, the story seems over. When the killer is found at the end of that thriller, the movie ends. When the couple is finally together and they kiss on the last page of that romance novel, the book ends,” says OMer Anja. “But in life, the end of a story is never the end of it. It always goes on. When that book or movie is over, time seems to freeze and life as we know it seems to stay exactly the same.”

An outreach to Arab tourists in Switzerland opens up doors to talk about Jesus' love.

In 1963, the first OM team travelled overland from Europe to India, sharing the gospel along the way and initiating a movement that would reached millions with the gospel.

In 1988, it became evident to leadership that OM needed to respond to the hundreds of millions of poor and marginalised in India, specifically the Dalit-Bahujan people, or ‘untouchables’.

some testimonies from Aussies who attended the 2010 OCZ and outreaches

Penang, Malaysia :: A team from Logos Hope connect with children at a drop-in centre.

Board members from OM Malaysia joined 110 participants from 18 nations in the 10-year celebration of the Out of the Comfort Zone conference this year.

Carrie from Hong Kong was challenged and blessed at the same time as a participant in the Out of the Comfort Zone training in Malaysia.

Since 2005, Rachel Chua (22) has been involved in TeenStreet Malaysia and she attended OCZ for the 2nd time this year. Her passion is contagious.

Pari Bala, National Director of OM Malaysia, shares about her journey to Christ and missions, along with the opportunities and challenges she faces in ministry.

OM Malaysia is moving away from the concept of TeenStreet and investing into training people to work with the next generation instead.

The second batch of Timothy Trekkers met for the first time in Seremban, Malaysia, on 1 July to begin the 12-month leadership development course.

Teens from Malaysia and Southeast Asia connect to the ultimate power source during TeenStreet Malaysia 2013, becoming lights to their families, communities and our world.

A recent training course in Malaysia unpacks the subject of financial development and reminds participants that it is a ministry based on biblical principles.

This year, on 9 August, OM Malaysia celebrates 30 years of ministry with former OMers and friends of OM from all generations.

In June, 162 people from 28 countries participate in Out of the Comfort Zone Asia 2014, followed by outreaches to 12 countries.

In an effort to respond to the growing need, OM partner organisation AIDSLink International conducts Channels of Hope training in Malaysia and Myanmar.

On 9 August 2014, OM Malaysia held an open house to celebrate 30 years of ministry, with OM International Director Lawrence Tong as the guest of honour.

Logos Hope Outbound team cleans homes in Malaysia damaged by flooding.

Kuching, Malaysia :: Church leaders in Kuching are invited on board Logos Hope for an afternoon of gathering and sharing.

TeenStreet Malaysia 2015 was attended by over 350 teenagers wanting to draw closer to God.

A recap of OM's OCZ conference, why it's worth attending and what participants learned this year.

A young refugee hears about Christmas.

Teenstreet Malaysia 2016 begins, and teens there are studying "The Art of Living".

The varied teaching styles at Teenstreet Malaysia 2016 helped teens to connect with the theme of discovering their identity.

Young believers among the indigenous people in the rural areas of Sabah, Malaysia are impacted through discipleship.

On July 8, 2017 the Out of the Comfort Zone Asia, a short-term missions conference, began.

From 8-12 July, 135 Out of the Comfort Zone participants and staff gathered for practical missions training in Malaysia, before dispersing for outreaches in nine Asian countries.

TeenStreet Malaysia 2017 participants learned about hope and suffering from 9-13 December.

Traders have discovered the benefits of coordinating option expirations with the release of economic data focusing on the impact of certain indicators.

From the outcome of the U.S. elections to OPEC's output cut, there were seven noteworthy trading days last year whose effects could ripple into 2017.

Saudi Arabia has been burning through its currency reserves amid the fall in oil prices. Is the economy heading toward peril or will reforms save the day?

A Zambian worker reaches out with love to the people of Somalia living in his country.

In Tongwa village husbands and wives don't know how to love each other. A young couple is working to change that.

Meet one woman who serves God as the only community health worker for over 2,000 people in six remote villages of Zambia.

One young Zambian man’s life is transformed when he encounters Christ through an OM football team and a coach’s patient effort.

Working and living in fishing communities on Lake Tanganyika in Southern Africa, OM workers disciple locals in the ways of Christ.

It started with one ball and grew to become a garden.

Twice a week Lourie Ferreira heads out into rural Zambian communities to show God's love through dentistry.

The life of a girl in Mpulungu, Zambia, is not easy. But OM has found a way to share God’s love with these vulnerable girls.

“Seeing how these boys lived…put my own life into perspective,” said Anne Davidson, after spending time with youth living on the streets of Lusaka.

OM Lake Tanganyika is using cheerleading as a way to reach out to African young women and girls.

Dimas, the headman of a small village along the shores of Lake Tanganyika, shares about the challenges of being a headman and Christian.

OM Zambia participates in Run4TheWorld for the fourth year, offering 35-km and 65-km cycling routes, in addition to the 10-km run.

It's more than just a sport. OM is using football at Lake Tanganyika to train and empower young boys.

OM Zambia develops women through skills training in sewing, cooking, embroidery and more to bring change to communities.