OMF is serving the church, sharing the gospel. OMF partners with 2,500+ workers from over 40 nations to serve more than 100 East Asian people groups.
From Hudson Taylor and the C.I.M to our current ministry as OMF, see how God has been at work globally to bring East Asia’s people into his kingdom.
Sending is a team activity. We partner with churches, local organisations and other mission agencies to place people to serve.
We support the growth of the East Asian church, serve its communities and take the good news of Jesus to people that have not heard it.
OMF continues to develop awareness, support & training to better care for missionary families. Find out more about our commitment to Child Protection.
East Asian people are as diverse as the region's landscape. Each country is unique while possessing resilience and beauty. Learn more about East Asia now.
We'll journey in mission with you as you discover some of the ways you can be part of God's global mission to reach all nations with the gospel.
Your prayers for the world make a real difference. Prayer has and continues to be at the heart of our efforts to share the good news of Jesus.
Serve Asia is OMF’s short-term missions programme for those who want to serve East Asia’s peoples for up to 12 months.
With millions of people in or from East Asia having no opportunity to hear the good news of Jesus, there are many opportunities for Christians to live and serve
Your prayers, financial support and friendship can provide essential help needed for OMF workers to flourish in cross-cultural work.
Explore OMF’s library of mission resources designed to inform and inspire those seeking to learn about God’s call to missions.
News & Stories / International / September 17, 2021
What if the Japanese church was more Japanese?
The non-church movement of Japan is one of those stories that makes us wonder. What if missionaries and Japanese Christian leaders got behind Kanzo Uchimura, the founder of the movement? What would the Japanese church look like today if the philosophy...
News & Stories / International / September 09, 2021
Fast growing church in Japan . . . in the 1800s
“It is my confident belief that if the missionary societies are faithful to their charge up to the end of this century you need not after 1890 send any more missionaries to Japan,” wrote Guido Verbeck. While the 1880s represented a period of growth in...
News & Stories / International / September 06, 2021
Our children are waiting for you in Japan
I was curled up in a library chair when I came to the part in the book "Silence" by Endo Shusaku, where the missionaries meet hidden Christians from another village who encourage them to come and baptize their children. What the Christians said to the...
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