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Church communities are growing in South Asia despite persecution. OMer and UK native Henry* visited South Asia and saw the joy and freedom in Christ of the believers there, and the multiplication that is taking place through house-church fellowships.

In one Discovery Bible study group, participants saw a woman healed from an affliction that had been hindering her for 20 years.

Having served for seven years in his home country of Indonesia and not seen anyone come to faith, Herman prayed for change.

Davud and Omer travelled to the Northern Caucasus, where God led them to two families who were willing to hear about Jesus.

Across the Sahel, people face innumerable challenges daily — from the political climate and insecurity, to famine and a lack of education. Women and girls experience additional obstacles regarding education and women’s rights. Yet even in darkness, the Word of God shines brightly.

People impacted by an earthquake in 2023, experienced the love of Christ through Jesus followers eager to help.

This is the heart of God. He does not put the burden of overcoming barriers on the least reached, but He and us with Him, are to break out of our inner sanctuary and holy huddles, throw wide the doors of the Church and the arms of our community.

The testimonies of French Jesus followers impacted by TeenStreet show that the local youth culture is shifting due to the hope of Christ.

OM in Pakistan is building on the success of its first ever TeenStreet event last year, helping teenagers to live out their faith year-round.

The first TeenStreet event in Zimbabwe was organised to meet a specific gap in church ministry — now there are plans to take the ministry out of the cities and to rural areas.