A Vision to Live For
May 12, 2026
When I’ve been in conversations where the lack of men serving in cross-cultural gospel work is discussed, two main perspectives usually emerge. One leans toward
When I’ve been in conversations where the lack of men serving in cross-cultural gospel work is discussed, two main perspectives usually emerge. One leans toward
When a new OMF worker arrives in Japan– somewhere they have prayed and dreamt about– the reality sets in. Far from their friends and family,
When we moved to Meishan, a small rural town at the foot of a mountain range in Taiwan, locals were curious—why would anyone choose to
I have a lot of experience in what is and is not helpful when I arrive somewhere new.
Charissa Bulos, Co-Executive Director of the Philippine Home Council of OMF International, shares her perspectives on OMF’s value of celebrating diversity in unity in the area of women in leadership.
Hear how God has been answering the prayers of workers in the Philippines (part 1).
The content is organized to take us through the journey of cross-cultural ministry. Each step is partnered with one of the relevant attributes of God and each chapter concludes with some practical and thought-provoking questions that can be used to more fully process each step.
Japan has entered the coldest time of year. Winter in Japan is breath-taking, but heavy snowfalls and shortened daylight increase risks of accidents, infections, stress,
At the end of October 2020, we arrived on the mission field in Southeast Asia after a long wait. Starting our first term as cross-cultural
With tourists in Japan once again and large events being held, this December feels like the first “almost normal” December since COVID began. In the
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