The OM Balkan field covers teams in the following countries: Albania, Kosovo, Greece, Macedonia and Montenegro. Ministries range from church planting, training nationals, community development, mercy work to the poorest and working with women, children and youth.

We would like to extend this special invitation to you. There is a place for you here in God's world plan in Argentina, to know the people their culture and share God's love and most of all to be used as an instrument of the Lord.

OM's mission in Australia is to challenge, motivate and equip people to serve around the world. We are a small team and are committed to enabling people to join our organisation and then supporting them by providing pastoral care, organising finance and encouraging prayer support.

OM has two fields based in Austria: the OM Austria national team in Linz and the Greater Europe (GE) team in Spillern.

Diamonds and lace, French fries and waffles, quaint houses and gothic cathedrals… sandwiched between France, Luxembourg, Germany and The Netherlands, Belgium is a small and prosperous nation with a proud heritage. Statistics cannot explain the spiritual need.  Belgium has lost its Christian values – its people are without hope and without God.  There is a tiny evangelical church...

OM has been working in Bosnia since 1998. Under the guidance and leadership of the GE team since 2000, OM Bosnia became an independent field in January 2006.

Home of the fastest-growing evangelical church in the world, Brazil is a fertile resource for world evangelisation.

Unlike many people around the world, Canadian Christians enjoy prosperous churches, abundant fellowship, plenty of education and career opportunities, confidence and a future. In fact, they have everything but an excuse for not being dramatically involved in sending and going to the ends of the earth with the Good News of Jesus Christ! TeamCanada is committed to mobilize Canadians to go, pray, send and grow. Most of our staff are experienced missionaries who have served "out in the field" for years and now want to recruit a new generation to take their place.