Welcome to Skylands
We serve in a land where the sky seems never to end. This land starts in the snowy foothills of South Asia and continues over the peaks, across the Himalayan plateau, onto the Mongolian steppes, and even into parts of Russia.
Tibetan Buddhism developed its unique traits and began spreading from this region. Tibetans, Mongolians, Bhutanese (Drukpa and others), Sherpas, Ladakhis, Buryats, Tuvans, Kalmyks and more call this area home.
Join us in praying for and blessing the people of Skylands.
What we do among Tibetan and Mongolian people
Our Vision
We see Mongolians, Tibetans, and their related peoples transforming into Christlike communities.
Our Mission
We serve Mongolians, Tibetans, and their related peoples to grow Christlike communities in their context for the glory of God.
Our Values
Prayer
We value prayer and consider it a fundamental part of our lives. As we pray, God cultivates in us love and understanding for the people of Skylands, and through it, we seek and witness blessings in their lives.
Purpose
We are committed to evaluating our work in light of our purpose: initiating and facilitating Christlike communities among the people of Skylands for the glory of God.
Perseverance
We persevere through discouragement, setbacks, and the appearance of failure. Despite these “light and momentary troubles,” we live our lives for God’s glory.
Prayer resources for Tibetan & Mongolian peoples
Nepal: Disaster Relief Reponse
Following the recent disaster in Nepal, OMF is working through local believers to bring hope and practical assistance to those affected. Our desire is a swift response, providing first-wave emergency aid and sharing Christ’s love through word and action.
First-wave relief efforts include food, water, hygiene kits, shelter materials, medical supplies, and transportation assistance.
If you would like to partner with us in this response, please reference Project P88214 when giving.

Life-long Learning Opportunities
Before coming as missionaries to Japan my husband and I studied at theological college. We gained valuable ministry experience serving in our churches and other