If God can speak to a national faith believer, and move him to cross continents to share his love for Jesus with other refugees, despite dangers and difficulties, what more might He achieve with more workers prepared to take the same risks for the gospel?

Lila from Argentina wanted to go on a mission trip, but always had a reason not to. Then she found the opportunity to serve refugees.

Fion Lau, from Hong Kong, shares about her year serving with OM in Greece.

OM seeks to love refugees like family members through starting sports ministry and cooking meals in camps.

An OM Greece worker explains, while she is babysitting, how she helps ladies involved in human trafficking and the sex industry.

Relationships form and opportunities to share Christ follow as OM workers minister to those seeking refuge in Athens and beyond.

OM Greece's involvement with refugees is always evolving. This summer the team is able to work in more camps and connect with more people.

Day after day, OM volunteers staffed transit camps meeting and loving refugees on Lesvos. After roughly nine months, the ministry is closing down.

OM worker witnesses a new openness towards God and the Gospel amongst the thousands of refugees on their way to Europe.

Greece – a land with a glorious past is today faced with many challenges. OM is working with churches, ministering to the Greek and refugees.

Churches are the key to continuity in the refugee ministry, states Gabby Markus, director of OM Greece.

In the midst of the refugee crisis in Greece, OM country leader says OM acts as ‘the glue,’ doing behind-the-scenes work to bond churches and other Christian organisations.