When Arvin and Cristina were prompted to take action, they found their calling.
Samir, a teenager in the Caucasus, started a DBS group with his family. He encouraged and helped his grandmother share her faith with her neighbours.
At youth winter camp, Jeyhun got into a heated argument with another teenager. This led him to confess his problem with anger and begin a journey of healing through the love and freedom of Jesus.
God is bringing all things together for good in the Caucasus, through His people, via one Colombian family willing to trust God and walk in His ways.
Arvin* and Cristina* are Colombians with a rich family heritage of Jesus followers. Starting married life in Ecuador, God then sent them to Kosovo, and subsequently to different parts of the Caucasus. No part of their painful, surprising, wonderful, prayer-rich experience has been wasted as they have trusted in God to reach out to others.
In the Caucasus, prayer opened the door for Arvin and Cristina to connect with people and share Christ's love.
Aslan and his disciples have started a discipleship school in the Greater Caucasus. The disciples trained at the school are boldly sharing their faith, making disciples and starting Bible studies amongst Muslim communities.
While serving in the Greater Caucasus, some Azerbaijani teenagers learnt that loving Jesus meant loving their neighbours and enemies.
Bayar attended OM’s winter camp for teenagers in the Caucasus. At camp, he heard the gospel, and it touched his heart.
"I came to Christ only thanks to God and thanks to those people who showed me God’s love," shared a new believer in the North Caucasus.
In Central Asia, the OM team is reaching out to children and teenagers with the love of Christ.
Gospel proclamation and discipleship are spreading across the Caucasus — thanks to national believers, such as Mehdi. In his region, he is forming groups of disciples and teaching his disciples to do the same.