OM East - Bringing Hope to Forgotten Peoples

Posted by missions trips on May 11 2010 | inspiring missions stories, prayer fuel

Operation Mobilization’s work in Eastern Europe continues even though the wall of communism is long gone. For many years, Operation Mobilization (OM), a Christian mission organization whose goal is to reach the world with the Gospel of Jesus Christ, produced and smuggled Christian literature to nations behind the iron curtain. Below is a picture of one of the brilliant ideas that emerged from that era. In the hand is a portion of scripture that has plastic pages. These were produced in the 1980’s and smuggled into the Soviet Union specifically for prisoners. It was made of plastic because if a prisoner was reading it and a guard walked by, he could drop it into his cup of tea and conceal it. One prisoner found the words to be so inspiring and dear to him, that he slept with the scriptures in his mouth. How valuable is the Word of God to you?

Mini Russian Scriptures

OM East, the ministry of OM that currently works in Eastern Europe, is bringing hope to the forgotten and persecuted peoples of Eastern Europe. OM East provides literature and practical aid to people groups such as the Tatars, Nenets, the Bayash and others.

“Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves, for the rights of all who are destitute. Speak up and judge fairly; defend the rights of the poor and needy.”
(Proverbs 31:8-9 NIV)

Map  of forgotten People

Here you can DOWNLOAD the different country and people profiles:

Albania

AIDS HIV Situation

Crimean Tatar

Georgia

KazanTatars

Roma

Sakha Yakut

Slowakei

Ukraine

For more information about Operation Mobilization’s work in Eastern Europe, and for information about short term missions trips to that area of the world, you can access the following web sites that tell you how you can get involved.

OM International

OM East

OMusa

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