Kirsteen Kim is a graduate of All Nations Christian College (UK), Fuller Theological Seminary (US), and the University of Birmingham (UK), where she received her
Tomoki first came to the home of OMF Diaspora Returnee Ministries workers in Japan with a group of fellow Japanese students who had studied in
Art is a way of communication that transcends language and cultural barriers. It is vital to learning about human experiences, beliefs, and worldviews. Indeed, artists
When we think of missions, church planting may be the first thing that comes to mind. Yet it is often not thought of as ministry
OMF worker Dr. Larry Dinkins has worked in Thailand for over 40 years. Here he shares his ‘A to Z’ of missionary life. Larry writes:
I played my first Christmas concert a few months after arriving in Japan in 2009. At first, concert ministry was a thrill. Even with minimal
In October 2020, despite a world-wide pandemic, we had finally checked off all the boxes to leave the US to begin as missionaries in Japan.
In my last year of seminary, I had no job prospects, but Japan was consistently on my radar. So, it should be no surprise that,
It loomed as one of the biggest reasons not to take a brief home assignment: the government-mandated, highly supervised, two-week quarantine that we would have
Patrick Fung’s interview at Urbana was unforgettable. The irony might be lost on you if you missed the emphasis of his interview—“Live to be forgotten”—a
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