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Update on the Displaced in Cambodia
Recently, MTI workers and local partners made another visit to the Cambodian families displaced by the earlier conflict at the border with Thailand.
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Update: Supporting Displaced Families in Cambodia
Thank you for your prayers and generous support for the people displaced by the conflict at the Cambodia-Thailand border. Thanks to you, MTI workers on the ground and our partners were able to help 760 families with food and hygiene products, bringing some hope and...
Interview with an OM MTI Worker: ‘Our Prayers Changed’
In this interview, June* shares how God put a burden in her heart for a marginalised community in Bali, Indonesia, and what ministry looks like there.
Update: 3 Months after the Myanmar Earthquake
Three months after the devastating earthquake had hit Myanmar, millions of people in the affected areas continue to face daily challenges in their lives. OM MTI’s partner on the ground in Myanmar, Minh (pseudonym) and his team have been travelling around the worst-hit areas – Sagaing, Mandalay, as well as Inle Lake, to help the distressed communities in various ways.
A Creation Worth Saving
Two teachers’ desire in Bali Indonesia to teach their students about caring for their environment has grown into a programme that involves the community.
A Look back on 2024
As we come to the end of 2024, let’s take a look back on all that God enabled OM MTI to do this year. Thank you for being a part of our ministry and supporting us.
The Happy Class
Happy, Mercy, Faith and Hope. These are the names of the English classes that OM MTI has been conducting in Indonesia for more than 2 years.
A Family Secret
Recently we met a couple who had lived among a marginalised community in Cambodia. After hearing many stories from them, we have begun exploring possible ways in which we can help this community.
Moving Forward Together
As we come to the end of 2023, how has MTI progressed in our mission, and how can you come on this journey with us?
The God Who Provides
Nurul and her mother moved to another country, hoping for a better future. But they found themselves facing the same problems of livelihood and education yet again.