Reaching Japan includes helping our missionaries be effective and joyful in their work. That is the role that people in support ministries fulfil.
Around the world over the last few months, many of us have been in some form of lockdown. OMF worker Andy Smith, serving in the Philippines, reflects on an A to Z of lockdown life, considering things we can do, watch or foster in this time. How many of them have you considered or done? [...]
During this uncertain time, there is still much to find hope in. We spoke to Karen from Australia about how she is dealing with the disappointment of having her Serve Asia short-term mission trip to Japan cancelled.
How could we say goodbye to our Marilao life in 72 hours? It had taken 10 months to finally reach our level of adjustment. Surely this COVID lockdown was exactly what God had prepared us for. After all, he had put us under lockdown before.
What initially looked like an interruption to Peter, turned into an opportunity to share the good news with a local Japanese post office employee.
This stirring article by Dr. A. J. Broomhall from the Australian edition of China's Millions in 1950 provides a vivid account of the pioneering work among the Nosu in turbulent times of the Communist revolution. He reviews the Lord's faithful guidance and provision amidst immense challenges faced before and after he moved to Chaokioh (Zhaojue) [...]
This time of worldwide pandemic is full of hard decisions for all of us. I hadn’t realised just how big the decisions would be for our workers in East Asia. As this family shares, the decisions are big, but we can trust God to guide us through it all: ‘When we returned to our East [...]
Update from OMF Philippines on the impact of typhoon Ambo and how you can pray.
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