Malaysia celebrates geographic, ethnic and religious diversity; freedom of religion is practiced, but Christianity is the minority

It is an extremely exciting time for the Malaysian church as God is calling her to rise up. We have seen the Malaysian churches becoming increasingly evangelistic locally and in South East Asia. God has also brought unreached people groups to our doorstep and the Malaysian churches can no longer live in their comfort zone. 

OM’s primary role in Malaysia is to mobilize and equip Malaysia believers for mission as well as mentoring the next generation in discipleship and evangelism.  This is done through training programs for Malaysian believers.  

Short term cross-cultural exposure programs exist as opportunity to experience cross-cultural living while serving with an international team to support the local churches in reaching the indigenous communities in the interior of Sabah. Participants share and demonstrate the love of Christ to the people of Sabah along with being involved in discipleship and youth ministry and some practical work. 

TeenStreet Malaysia exists to work with the church to motivate and equip Christian teens in cultivating a real friendship with Jesus so that they can reflect Him in their world. TeenStreet’s double vision is to love God and love people. A highlight in TeenStreet is the tnt.race (teens need teens) where teenagers learn the value of giving by raising funds to help other teenagers in need and participating in an afternoon of team building through fun challenges and obstacles.