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Janice can’t help but share the hope she’s found. Even in lockdown, she sees how God can use art to bring hope and make His name known.

Andrew has been working with a support group for refugees and asylum seekers. He helps with their integration and settlement through teaching English.

“During our leisurely stroll, we came across a pigpen,” remembers Inger. “No more finely kept grass; it ended where the enclosure began. Beyond the fence, the inhabitants had trampled the turf into deep, moist mud. I commented on the squelchy state of their pen. To my surprise—and slight dismay—my father reached over the fence and started to scratch one of the pigs behind its ears...We watched. The pig appeared to like it.”

There were times when Deborah wondered: “Am I too young to do this?” or “Am I experienced enough?” But each time God showed her that He had a plan.

Rachel reaches out to Arabs through a mums and toddlers group based in her community in England.

Years of consistent Christ-centred community allow an OM worker to develop friendships with Pakistani women and study the Bible with them.

For the Kurdish people, the future is uncertain. But the gospel message that believers want to share with them is one of overwhelming hope.