Abigail* (Israel) and her husband, Gersham* (North America) use their gifts, skills, education, knowledge, hearts and home fully in service to God.
Mina and her husband, Harvey (North America), have seen God work beyond their expectations — in their lives, their ministry and in the hearts of those they share Him with in Israel.
In the Horn of Africa, a unique ministry brings more than just literacy to a nomadic people group. Libraries, carried on the backs of camels, bring the gospel to communities while also demonstrating the love of Christ.
An OMer in Israel reflects on what it means for Jesus to be the hope of all the world.
Through unexpected opportunities and the openness of the young adult generation, Peter and Eve have seen the arts open more than just doors; they are opening hearts.
TeenStreet (TS) is an international community of young Jesus followers that focuses on inspiring and equipping teenage Jesus-followers to catch God’s heart for the least reached. In the Middle East and North Africa, this has many unique contexts – and God is working in each one.
What began as a physical act of service has had a great impact on a refugee community in the suburbs of Atlanta — leading to the opening of doors and hearts to the gospel.
What began as a quest for truth in Islam led Isaac to discover the answer in Jesus.
When believers in central Africa purchased land for planting crops and digging a well, they had no idea the income-generating project would yield surprising fruit.
While displaced from their own country and living in crisis themselves, a group of believers are seeing a growing Church in their community.
By opening their home and inviting others to join them in studying the Bible, Esau and Alicia have seen God multiply their investment in hospitality.
In 2023, the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) area experienced crises ranging from natural disasters to full-scale war, yet gospel workers are seeing God work in unexpected ways.