Through the English Language Community Outreach Programme (ELCO), international missionaries like Nathali Mota develop their English skills to broaden their future ministry opportunities.

Never in her wildest dreams did Melanie, from Singapore, think she would lead a complete stranger to Christ in London.

December saw another group of students graduate from the OM Lifehope training programme, ready to be launched around the globe to serve Jesus.

Over the New Year, OM Lifehope had the opportunity to join an outreach with Lakeside Church, a church plant in the Brierley Hill area. Lakeside is working to meet the needs of people and to share what it means to follow Jesus in the circumstances of everyday life.

20 participants from OM Lifehope came together from Germany, South Korea, the United States, Brazil, Russia, Israel and Paraguay to serve with Bright Meadows Christian Fellowship in Bolton on a ten-day outreach over the New Year.

Participants joined OM Turning Point during the Lights of London Christmas Outreach to make an impact on the local people through conversation, literature tables, kid's club, and creative outreach.

The Transit Team spent time at a homeless shelter in France and met some memorable individuals.

OMer Krista, part of the 2011 Transit Team, was able to use her artistic skill to share Jesus in Sweden.

OM Lifehope's Kids'n'Things team wraps up a tour of Christmas shows, taking the good news of Jesus Christ to primary school children around the UK.

A successful night of family fun in Monmouth, Wales, attracts over 50 people who do not currently attend church.

While surfing the internet, a Turkish man discovers a chat room for Turkish Christians. He enters to mock them, but God changes his heart instead.

We serve a God who is able to do immeasurably more than we ask or imagine (Eph 3:20), so in this issue of the Lifeline, we look forward with expectation to see how God will work through different OM Lifehope teams, always aware that it may be more than we anticipate!

The first week of November began with a flurry of activity as OM Lifehope's Student Ministry Team took to the motorway for the Missions Road Show.

OM Lifehope's (UK) Kids’N’Things team, Outreach team and Coventry Community team help the local ministry team organise a children's club for over 60 children.

As Algeria’s Church grows, the leader of OM’s ministry there comes to the UK to raise awareness of the restrictions Christians in North Africa face.

Are the continuing protests across North Africa, Middle East and the Arabian Golf evidence that there is no unity amongst the various Muslim people groups?

On a bleak day in October, a small group of OMers gather in the centre of Wolverhampton to engage people with the gospel.

OMer Atonya shares that when Polish people feel the heart behind the practical help she offers them, they begin to soften and open up.

Partnering with the youth group of a local church, OM Lifehope’s new outreach team spends a day challenging people to consider God.

Despite rainy weather, participants arrived ready for OM Turning Point's two-week Capital Challenge summer outreach with positive attitudes and open minds.