In the Greater Caucasus region, local disciple-makers are making disciples who make their own disciples. Ismayil, a graduate from the Caucasus REACH school, helped one of his disciples find a creative way to share his faith.
Mentoring and Discipleship
Life is hard for many children and teenagers in the Caucasus, including Nurana, a young girl living in a small village. Nurana experienced the love and hope found in Christ when Fidan visited her home.
Overwhelmed by pain and sadness, Fatima was struggling with depression. When she saw social media content about Jesus' life, it filled her with hope. She reached out to the OM in the Caucasus social media team and asked for a New Testament. This led her to faith in Jesus.
In the Greater Caucasus region, business training is opening the door for development, discipleship and healing — on many levels.
"I came to Christ only thanks to God and thanks to those people who showed me God’s love," shared a new believer in the North Caucasus.
In a country where opposition and resistance to the gospel is the norm, an OM team is making efforts to ensure that Afghans have access to hear about Jesus.
In countries where persecution is a daily challenge and sharing the gospel is restricted, it is essential to equip local believers to reach people with the good news of Christ.
Fifty Turkish teenagers in the UK learnt how to share the gospel and reach their fellow Turks in the area.
Over half of all believers from a Muslim background in Türkiye can chart their spiritual pilgrimage through the Bible Correspondence Course (BCC).
Across Africa, OM is working to see women holistically empowered to live as vibrant followers of Jesus.