OMS Stories
Better Than Life Itself (From the OMS Archives)
BY: Edwin L. Kilbourne, originally published in OMS Outreach Volume 75 No.9 | February 25, 2025
This article, from the grandson of one of our cofounders, was written for Outreach magazine in the 1970s. He shares how the obedience of...
Lord, Are You Still There?
BY: Olivia Hogsett, Communications Associate | February 25, 2025
Read about OMS' Marketing & Communications creative director, Nathanael Saylor's, path to ministry.
Capturing the Highlights
BY: Kaia Mills, Taylor University, blog 3 of 3 | February 17, 2025
Taylor University's Kaia Mills recaps their short-term mission trip to Hungary.
Understanding and Awareness
BY: Lori McFall | February 13, 2025
Just outside of Kampala, Uganda, Justine lived in extreme poverty, with few options for the future. One day, a man came to her...
2025 OMS Global Opportunities
BY: OMS | February 05, 2025
Check out our 2025 Opportunities Guide, list dozens of our latest opportunities to get involved around the globe.
Taylor University Students Partner With Ministries in Budapest
BY: Taylor University Student, Blog 2 of 3 | February 05, 2025
Blog 2 of 3 - Taylor University students partnered with OMS to connect with four unique ministries in Budapest, Hungary.
Missing Luggage Blues
BY: Taylor University Team | February 05, 2025
This is one of three blogs from Taylor University students, sharing their experiences of ministering alongside our OMS Hungary team.
Framing Moments, Finding Meaning
BY: Olivia Hogsett, OMS Communications Associate | January 31, 2025
Read about how that art and intentionality of capturing a great photograph has similarities to growing our faith in Christ.
The Story Is Already Written
BY: Olivia Hogsett, Communications Associate | December 19, 2024
Thank God we already know the outcome of life. Because of this, we can put our trust in God with daily living.
Jesus Sent Us Birthday Cakes!
BY: Olivia Hogsett, Communications Associate | December 19, 2024
Learn how God cares about every detail in our lives from this testimony from Carl and Heidi Walton.
