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Partner With OMS to Multiply Your Church’s Global Impact

Together, we can engage the one to reach the many.

At One Mission Society (OMS), we exist to facilitate world transformation through authentic, Christ-centered communities. We believe that the most effective way to spread the Gospel is by equipping and empowering local believers to multiply disciples, churches, and leaders—starting in their own communities and extending to the nations.

Your church plays a vital role in this mission.

By partnering with OMS, you join a legacy that began in 1901 with a vision to reach every person with the Good News of Jesus Christ. Today, that vision continues through deep, relational partnerships with churches like yours—partnerships rooted in shared values of holiness, faith, discipleship, accountability, and mission.

When we unite in mission, our collective impact grows exponentially. We invite you into a relationship rooted in prayer, disciple-making, and shared vision—one that brings spiritual renewal to your church and spreads the Gospel to the nations.

Catalyst and Rope Holders Workshops

At OMS, we want to help your church discover its unique role in God’s global mission. Our Catalyst and Rope Holders Workshops are designed to guide churches in identifying and living out their calling—locally, regionally, and globally. These interactive sessions, led by experienced OMS representatives, are available for individual churches or multi-church gatherings and are offered at no cost. It’s our joy to provide these workshops as part of our commitment to helping churches become vibrant sending communities.

The Catalyst Workshop aids individuals and churches in becoming active participants in the Great Commission through the Acts 1:8 framework. Catalysts accelerate reactions without losing their own effectiveness.

When we allow the Holy Spirit to work through us in God’s redemptive plan, we start to see positive changes in ourselves, our communities, and the world. This workshop guides participants through a four-step cycle:

Discover

Discern

Develop

Deploy

The Rope Holders Workshop, inspired by William Carey’s famous words—“I will go down into the pit, if you will hold the rope”—helps churches learn how to care for and support missionaries effectively. Through practical guidance and collaborative conversation, your church will discover how to:

Grow from a supporting church to a sending church.

Strengthen missionary care practices.

Build healthy church-agency partnerships.

Identify and activate the resources already within your church to better support and care for your missionaries. Click here to learn more and schedule a Catalyst or Rope Holders Workshop for your church.

Sending Church Gathering

From April 28-30, Sending Church Gathering has an opportunity for you to learn more about how OMS partners with churches to send well. After arriving at our Greenwood, Indiana, World Headquarters campus, OMS will provide meals and accommodations until departure around noon on the final day. You’ll have a chance to meet OMS leaders and learn about our ministries. Senior pastors, mission staff, lay leaders, and those sensing a call to be sent are all welcome to attend.Last year, Rev. Dr. Rebecca Collison, senior pastor of Mariners Bethel Global Methodist Church in Ocean View, Delaware, attended after seeing the event advertised through her church conference. Though her church was not previously connected with OMS, she and lay leader Diana Briselli attended because God had been stirring a vision for sending.

Pastor Rebecca shared, “The OMS Sending Church Gathering changed the way I looked at missions and my role in the Great Commission. As a pastor of 20+ years, this event impacted me more in two days than any other seminary class or workshop that I’ve ever attended. This is a not-to-miss opportunity for anyone wanting to hear God speak to them in a powerful way about his love for the world.”

Interested in connecting with or learning more about how One Mission Society can help your church reach the many?
You can fill out this form or email us at [email protected].