OM teams are supporting Turkish churches as they respond to the changing situation in Turkey.

OM worker joins a new Arabic-speaking ministry among Syrians in Turkey.

Long-term workers in Turkey are seeing openness to the gospel like they haven't in many years. They share some recent stories here.

Turkey is a 'hot-climate' culture, meaning that people are relationship-oriented rather than task-oriented.

Through the ups and downs of starting a new team, millennial workers see fruit when they start asking the right question.

In 2011, The 1881 Project saw each of the 81 provinces of Turkey engaged with the gospel message over an 18-month period.

A persuasive atheist changes his mind when Jesus meets him in a dream.

Travelling around Turkey, one OM worker shares truth with people in some of the country's least reached provinces.

After experiencing answered prayer, a Syrian woman finds faith through gifts of the "Jesus Film" and a Bible.

An OMer learning Turkish was encouraged when she shared the message of the gospel with a taxi driver in a city in Western Turkey.

A Christian teacher shares from the Bible with her Muslim headmaster in Turkey.

It has been four full years since she left Syria and now Fayima has seen the Light!

A short-term creative outreach team helps long-term workers connect with several young men in a least-reached area.

Workers Berni and Carla are passionate about reaching the East of Turkey and encouraged by spiritual growth happening there.

OM teaches East London youth about the persecuted Christians in the world, as well as trains them in street ministry.

HIV and AIDS can be prevented. It just takes you.

Staff from OM SportsLink and Campus Crusade for Christ cycled from Pretoria to Cape Town to minister to people in rural villages along the way.

After seeking God to change his current course, Hein van der Merwe attends a five-day programme at OM South Africa and finds new direction.

Engage, OM South Africa’s bi-annual conference, provides a challenge and a channel for joining missions with OM.

Basketball is not played much in South Africa, but OM SportsLink successfully introduces the game to students in Mamelodi, a township outside of Pretoria.

If you only owned the ground you stood on, how would you make the most out of it? A creative idea becomes a sustainable reality.

Norwegian Bible school students on mission trip to South Africa, shares the Gospel at the garbage dump outside Pretoria

While other couples in their fifties talk about retirement, Philip and Riana Dyason are talking about a new beginning: pioneer ministry in Russia.

Five OM entities based in South Africa previously working in three separate offices throughout Pretoria have recently united under one roof.

Participants of a poverty simulation activity hosted by AIDSLink International discover that it’s very different to minister to the poor than to be the poor.

Typically, at least two discarded babies are found in the Mamelodi City Dump every week. AIDS Hope seeks to eliminate this horrible reality.

Unite Nations in Cape Town (UNIC) works alongside two local universities, building friendships with the international students for God’s kingdom.

Community leaders in South Africa met with SportsLink to discuss how coaches can impact the fatherless in Randfontein.

God unexpectedly provides just what a family needs.

When an MDT participant’s family member commits suicide, she becomes puzzled and angry. But with encouragement from others, she recognises God’s compassion.

OM SportsLink ministers to young boys in Mamelodi, the largest township of Pretoria, South Africa, every Friday.

In October, 140 people take the Table Mountain Challenge in Cape Town and Franschhoek, South Africa, as part of the Freedom Climb.

On 23 January 2015, OM South Africa celebrated Pranesh Anandlal’s leadership as director since 2008 and welcomed his successor, Andrè van der Bergh.

OM AIDS Hope, in collaboration with Stanza Bopape Clinic, arranges an event on World AIDS Day 2014 to bring light to the pandemic.

God sustained MDT participant David, who found it difficult co-leading his short-term outreach when he wasn't doing so well himself.

Jabulani, a youth from South Africa affected by HIV, receives help and care from the OM team ministering in his community.

Australian outreach participant Kathryn Jenkin testifies to how God used her prayers while on outreach in Lesotho.

In July, an OM team of artists will use their creative gifts to share about the Creator at the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown.

MDT trainees have an opportunity to minister and pray for healing for a lady in Lesotho.

Logos Hope crew members share the Gospel in a hair salon with someone who has never before heard about Jesus.

During the Go Challenge, the team is asked to pray for an elderly woman while doing door to door ministry in Tzaneen.

OMer Jan Willem Otten uses basketball as a way to keep kids off the streets and put them in touch with the gospel

Farm workers hear about Jesus for the first time at their compound.

A South African OMer plans to use her nursing skills to build relationships with Muslim women in the Arabian Peninsula.

OM South Africa SportsLink team enjoys a day of ministry with kids in a development centre.

For the past two years OM South Africa SportsLink has attended a prestigious rugby tournament to spread the good news to players, coaches and staff.

The AIDS Hope team encourages children in their afterschool program in Mamelodi to share the gospel with the community.

Marleen was challenged to create reading curriculum for kids by what she saw while climbing Mount Everest in Nepal.

Missions Discipleship Training in South Africa is not a wasted six months--it's a springboard into your calling, preparing and equipping you for the real deal.

After leading AIDS Hope for the past 11 years, Nico and Alma hand over the leadership of Meetse a Bophelo centre in Mamelodi.