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OMS Stories

A Village Elder Is Healed

BY: OMS | December 04, 2025

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Prevention: The Power to Stop Trafficking Before It Starts - Part 2

BY: Darren Sweeney | November 19, 2025
A man once asked me how we measure the effectiveness of prevention. “How do you know it’s working?” he asked. That’s part of the...

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Prevention: The Power to Stop Trafficking Before It Starts - Part 1

BY: Darren Sweeney | November 12, 2025
In every HOPE61 training, there’s a moment that changes everything.It usually happens right after we’ve spent time talking about what...

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A Bridge to Jesus

BY: Olivia Hogsett | November 03, 2025
Jorge and Claudia, Colombians, felt God's call to ministry in Spain and obeyed.

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They Didn’t Go … No Need for Rescue

BY: Tonya Overton | October 30, 2025
When I traveled to Uganda to meet with our six HOPE61 national trainers, I had several goals for our time together. I wanted to...

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Redemption in Mexico

BY: Rebecca Pazmiño | October 28, 2025
Sacramento thought they had lost their minds and become fanatics.

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Eyes to See: Why We Do What We Do

BY: Darren Sweeney | October 22, 2025
When I first joined HOPE61, I had just returned to the United States after living overseas. During that time, I came face-to-face with...

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From Trafficked to Transforming: Patrick’s Story of Redemption and Purpose

BY: Tonya Overton | October 06, 2025
After church one Sunday, HOPE61 trainer, Pastor Charles Lubya, turned to me and said, “I have a person I want you to meet.” We pulled up...

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Journey Mapped From Age 5

BY: Olivia Hogsett, Communications | September 15, 2025
In 1985, Gwen applied and was accepted as an OMS missionary. Over the next four decades, God faithfully guided her to Ecuador, Brazil,...

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I Am the Result of the Efforts of People I Don’t Know

BY: Olivia Hogsett, OMS Marketing & Communications | September 15, 2025
Forty years ago, when Maru was only 14, someone she’d never met made it possible for her to attend a youth camp—free of charge.

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