Bhutan is a small Buddhist kingdom at the edge of the Himalayas, bordered by China and India.
Over the 40 years of OMF ministry to the Cambodian people, we have seen God grow the church into a vibrant and maturing community of believers.
Ministry in China happens in the context of rapid development and urbanisation. It is home to the majority Han people and over 55 minority people groups.
East Asians are moving across geographic borders, and the global church is reaching out to them. Many of these East Asians will return to the country of their birth.
Less than 1% of Japan’s 126 million people know Jesus. By God’s grace we aim to see a vibrant church impacting every community.
Join us in praying for the people of Laos and that the few indigenous believers would be encouraged and stand firm.
Mekong Minorities works among the unreached peoples of China, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos and Vietnam.
Mongolia is almost the size of Western Europe. It is completely landlocked, with Russia in the north and China in the south.
Myanmar isolated itself from the rest of the world for many years, but there has been significant progress recently. The church in Myanmar, however, has continued to grow and flourish.
OMF work in the Philippines is very diverse. The linguistic and cultural distinctives of each people group calls for a variety of approaches to evangelism, discipleship, and leadership training.
OMF seek to share the gospel with individuals, care for the hurting and establish growing churches among Taiwan’s unreached majority—the working class.
OMF began work in Thailand in 1951 and continues to work alongside Thai church networks to see the gospel transform Thailand and beyond.
