Through the support of her local disability group, Yvonne was empowered through business skills training, providing a more sustainable means for her to support her family.
The disability team bring the hope of a new wheelchair for Owen who has been isolated from his community for many years as a result of his disability.
Discipleship through a local disability group helped Chitalu understand that God has a purpose for his life.
A support group for parents of children with disabilities helped Irene know that she was not alone.
Malaria sometimes feels as virulent as the common cold around the shores of Lake Tanganyika, but for one child, Laban, along with his family, it was life-altering.
Through literacy training in schools and teacher development conferences, Education In Africa (EIA), a ministry of OM, is helping make learning possible and supporting teachers both personally and spiritually.
Education is still a very underdeveloped service across Africa. Many rural and impoverished communities have very little or no access to education for their children.
When Dorothy lost her husband, her world fell apart. Alone and overwhelmed, she continued teaching but felt numb inside. A month later, an unexpected invitation to a teacher’s conference changed everything.
Generosity is life-changing — an experience Pastor Alan from Zambia has lived and is eager to share with his congregation and beyond.
A few weeks of showing football matches in 2010 grew into a thriving church and a growing school community.
Sports can provide opportunities for conversations about right and wrong. Coaches Rhoda (Zambia) and Rojas (Tanzania) share stories of lives transformed by sports ministries in Africa.
A request for a ball has led to transformation in the lives of girls on the shores of Lake Tanganyika.