Communities are being transformed by business training provided by OM’s microbusiness ministry.
Mariam wanted a successful business, but more than that she wanted a fruitful one. After receiving business and discipleship training, she opened a small market in her neighbourhood.
The Arabian Peninsula draws foreign workers, including Jesus followers, to come with their families, who benefit from growing up in a cross-cultural environment and can be helped to be disciple makers among themselves and the least reached in the AP.
The Arabian Peninsula draws foreign workers, including Jesus followers, to come with their families, who benefit from growing up in a cross-cultural environment and can be helped to be disciple makers among themselves and the least reached in the AP.
OM's Micro Business Development Ministry empowers marginalised communities through micro enterprise, fostering both economic independence and spiritual transformation in regions like the Sahel.
"I never knew that I could do what I was doing in the professional corporate world in missions for God's purposes as well."
Faith always had a love for numbers and a love for God. As she studied at university, she knew she wanted to work somewhere that allowed her to combine both those passions.
In the Greater Caucasus region, business training is opening the door for development, discipleship and healing — on many levels.
Where Maya serves, sharing the love of Christ sometimes involves literacy and tailoring lessons. In addition to learning new skills, participants can find an income, hope and a new life in Christ.
As believers, we don’t all need to make tents, but we can allow our work and faith to combine as Paul did.