OMS Stories
The Church Lasts
BY: Bob Fetherlin, Former Global President, One Mission Society | May 19, 2021
Despite years of trying to destroy the church of Jesus Christ, it has withstood the test of time. Read about why OMS invests in...
We Are Christ’s Ambassadors
BY: Bob Fetherlin, Global President, One Mission Society | May 12, 2021
Are we living like Christ's ambassadors? Is the local church representative of an embassy of heaven?
Empowering Leaders in Asia
BY: P and M, OMS Missionaries in Asia | May 12, 2021
An OMS missionary couple serving in Asia encourages and empowers brother W to courageously lead a small group of believers in a country...
4 Practices for Selecting Mission Partners - Part I
BY: OMS | April 19, 2021
Local church mission leaders: here is part 1 on best practices for selecting your mission partners.
God’s Mission Advances as We Partner in Prayer
BY: OMS | April 05, 2021
We’re inviting churches across the United States to partner with us in prayer. As we partner in prayer, God’s power is unleashed to make...
One Faith Multiplied—The Next Chapter
BY: Rachel Coleman, OMS Theological Education Team | March 18, 2021
A decade after the release of One Faith Multiplied, Dr. Rachel Coleman gives an update on the ministry of David and Gardenia Guillén,...
Terror Reigned on Valentine's Day in the DRC
BY: OMS | February 17, 2021
On Sunday, February 14, the day that much of the world celebrates love, terror and hate reigned in the North Kivu Province of the...
The Power of the Gospel
BY: Tonya Overton | February 04, 2021
In the midst of the pandemic lockdowns and quarantines, Pastor Emma could not hold church services or lead HOPE61 trainings. But he...
Messy Waffles, Messy Life
BY: Lora Campbell, One Mission Kids | February 02, 2021
Sometimes, life is messy! But praise the Lord, in every mess there is a message just waiting to be found.
Spiritual Growth
BY: Bob Fetherlin, Former OMS Global President | January 19, 2021
We need great grace to forgive others for hurting us, and selfless, authentic humility to acknowledge our wrongs, seeking forgiveness...
