OMS seek to encourage youth and young adults to be life long mission partners. Through Bible studies and young adults prayer group we hope each one will seek and find God's place for them in mission.

In 1950, it started with radio.

In 2004, 4VEH began streaming live radio online.
Then in 2015, we added local television, YouTube, live video broadcasts, and more.

Have you ever wondered: why media? Why does 4VEH keep investing in radio, TV, and digital outreach to share the hope of Christ in Haiti?

Simply put—because it works.

How does it work? It’s effective because media reaches people right where they are. A radio playing in a tiny home. A TV broadcast in a crowded clinic. A livestream on a borrowed phone. In a country where many can’t get to a church or afford a Bible, 4VEH brings the Gospel to them.

It reaches millions, one person at a time—speaking hope into a mother’s heart as she cares for her children, strengthening a believer’s faith on a lonely road, or offering peace to a family facing hardship. Every message matters because God uses each one to transform a life.

In the late 1940s, God gave Rev. G.T. Bustin a bold vision: to start a radio station in Haiti to proclaim the Gospel. Brother Bustin didn’t know anything about radio. He had little support. But he stepped out in faith. On June 2, 1950, 4VEH aired its first broadcast—and a powerful ministry began.

75 Years of Reaching Haiti for Christ
For 75 years, 4VEH has used media to reach, teach, and serve people in Haiti and beyond. Our Christ-centered, culturally relevant programs have become a trusted voice for hope and truth.

Today, our broadcasts include Bible teaching, worship, farming advice, health updates, and emergency alerts. We reach people through AM and FM radio, local television, and digital platforms.

But it doesn’t stop there.

Going Beyond the Airwaves
Alongside our broadcasts, we actively go out to reach the unreached. We train local churches to share the Gospel. Our team visits homes to talk to people about Jesus, offers prayer, and distributes solar radios/audio Bibles. The message of Jesus is changing lives—even in Haiti’s most remote areas.

How You’re Making a Difference
This work happens because of faithful friends like you. Through your prayers and generosity, you are:

Bringing the Gospel into homes — where no church exists, you’re helping share God’s Word.

Encouraging believers every day — offering prayer, worship, and discipleship in Haitian Creole.

Being a voice of peace in hard times — pointing people to Christ when life feels uncertain.

Training the next generation — raising up strong Christian leaders for Haiti’s future.

In the very poor district of Juan Rey, Bogota, OMS are helping to fund Fundación Unydos. This is a ministry where children receive nutritious food, learn important life skills, and are taught about the love of Jesus.

Compelled by the Good News of Jesus, the local church has mobilised its members to serve vulnerable children through Fundación Unydos (United Foundation). This ministry works in the deprived Juan Rey district of Bogotá, the capital city of Colombia. The ministry is testament to God’s faithfulness and the generosity of God’s people over 15 years; impacting the lives of hundreds of vulnerable children (50 in 2024) diverting them from abject poverty, crime, drugs and prostitution. Fundación Unydos is a safe place for these children before or after school (some children go to school in the morning while others go in the afternoon) and provides nutritious food, spiritual input as well as emotional, psychological and educational support. Our prayer is that each child will come to a saving knowledge of Jesus and become faithful ambassadors of the King!


Your opportunity to unite with them …
The building needs some renovation so that it can be used to its full potential. This includes damp-proofing, leak repair and also an upgrade of the electrics and security system. Two partners are teaming up with OMS and the ministry in Colombia to raise £10,000! Until we reach our target, all donations received will be matched by a 50% matching fund. A gift of £100 would become £150 and if you are eligible for Gift Aid, your donation would become £187.50. Every gift will help us reach our target. No gift too small! Three ways to give: (1) Cheque (made to OMS and sent to the office in Belfast), (2) Bank Transfer (to One Mission Society, Barclay’s Bank, Account: 30677035, Sort Code: 20-26-20) using the ref FUNDUN or (3) Using the giving link below (powered by Stripe, who take a small handling fee from the donation).

Extend the life of a wheelchair in Mozambique by covering the cost of repair.

Provide the cost of a medical consultation, lab work and medicine for a Haitian through Bethesda Medical Centre.

Pay for someone to receive life changing physiotherapy at Bethesda Clinic in Haiti.

Buy a Christmas gift for a child connected to the ministries of Hope House in Colombia.

As OMS UK runs on a day to day basis there is a need for funds to support the work.

MEFI is a ministry reaching out to Mexico City's homeless children and young people. Proyecto MEFI (Mercy, Esperanza (hope), Faith, and Integration) plays off the name "Mephibosheth" from 2nd Samuel 9. MEFI is a ministry aimed at saving street children from a life of drugs, prostitution, and abuse.

The vision is to equip and train the local churches of Mexico to unite and lead society in the eradication of homelessness among children and young people.

Supporting various Initiatives to strengthen the Mozambican church working in partnership with Igreja Palavra Vida.

Somos Nós (previously Helping Hands) is a ministry in Maputo, Mozambique, started by OMS UK missionaries, Melvin and Sharon Kelly.

Purpose:
• To mobilise believers from our churches (in Mozambique) to be a helping hand for people with disabilities in our communities.
• Listen, pray, and share the hope of the Gospel with people with disabilities and their families.

How this is done:
• Visiting people with disabilities in their homes.
• Blessing people with a wheelchair, walking aid, or crutches.
• Maintaining, repairing and altering wheelchairs.
• Having special programmes (special services, craft lessons) for people with disabilities and invite them to come.
• Our prayer is that the neediest and most marginalised in the community will be touched by the body of Christ, the hands and feet of Jesus!

Support this work:
• If you are a nurse, doctor, OT, physiotherapist, or engineer come to Mozambique short or long term and share your skills with the team.
• Bless people through financial giving towards the purchase of wheelchairs.

Iglesia InterLondres seek to be the family of God who preach and live the Gospel of Jesus Christ, in the power of the Holy Spirit to extend the Kingdom of God among the Hispanic community in London.

“The Esther Project”, seeks to build up young women aged 15-25 as disciple-makers in many nations. The project encourages prayer for young women to connect the word of God with their real lives, find their identity in Christ and walk in his light. It is equipping women through prayer, training and written resources for God’s Spirit to work in small groups.

Red Nueva Vida Ministry (RNV New Life Network) forms reproducing disciples, churches and servant leaders among the global Hispanic community. Started 10 years ago RNV now ministers in 11 countries with over 1,100 currently in discipleship, 74 churches and over 100 in leadership trainng. The 2030 vision is to see 2,500 in discipleship, 300 leaders in training and 150 churches.

Elkin Useche is from Colombia. Elkin leads the RNV ministry outreach in Europe focusing on reproducing disciples, leaders and forming multiplying churches throughout that region. Elkin is married to Nora, and they have a son Caleb.

To give to support

Elkin please visit
https://donorbox.org/oms-rnv-elkin
or use QR link below.

Bank Transfers to can be made to:
One Mission Society (OMS), Barclay’s Bank, Manchester, M19 3BP
Account: 30677035
Sort Code: 20-26-20

Please add a reference:
NLHCP for RNV
ELKIN for Elkin

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Training Christ-like redemptive leaders for the transformation of Haiti, the Caribbean, and beyond.

Feed homeless young people on the streets of Mexico for two days through the MEFI ministry.

Provide food for a child living in Colombia.

Provide counseling for a child through Fundación Unydos in Colombia.

Training leaders is a vital part of the ministry of One Mission Society. One of the ways OMS has trained its national leaders around the world is by developing indigenous seminaries with material taught in the native language.

Here is a note from Sasha, the director of the seminary:

Why We Should Train Ministers for Russia in Russia

Due to 70 years of Communist Captivity (1917—1987), “the Church in Russia has suffered the most severe and sustained persecution of any nation in recent history. … It is reckoned 200,000 Christian leaders were martyred and a further 500,000 imprisoned. There were 100,000 church-owned buildings in 1920 … by 1940 only 1,000 were in use by Christians, the rest being seized or destroyed … Over 90% of Russians have no meaningful link with a church … ” (Operation World encyclopaedia, the 21st-century edition, 541-542).

To reach this 90%, we need to continue training ministers for Russia and the former Soviet Union through the Moscow Seminary (http://www.moscowseminary.ru & https://www.facebook.com/moscowseminary)

Established in 1993 by One Mission Society (OMS), the Moscow Seminary is an evangelical conservative school with an excellent history of training ministers. The seminary is registered by the Ministry of Justice, licensed by the Ministry of Education, and accredited by the Eurasian Accrediting Association of Evangelical Schools. The seminary trains more than 700 students from Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Lithuania, Moldova, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, and Russia (by itself – an eleven time zones country).

The Moscow Seminary produces a fruit worthy of the Lord. Of the 525+ graduates: 15% are full-time pastors, 43% are bi-vocational pastors, 24% are on staff at parachurch organisations, and 6% are missionaries.
Our prayer is to continue in this trend, training more and more servants for Christ. The cost of training a student-minister at the Moscow Seminary is [approximately £1060] per year (for three years). This sum, or any share of it, helps.

To proclaim the Gospel and advance the kingdom in Russia and the former Soviet Union please, donate to the Moscow Seminary.

Is God calling you to help fund the costs of a student to attend this seminary? Would you make a monthly donation to allow more students to get this education?

For more than 40 years, Campamento Peña de Horeb (Rock of Horeb Camp) has been ministering to the people of Spain by providing a place for rest and retreat, but more importantly by creating a beautiful space for people to meet Jesus first-hand. https://vimeo.com/725293168/3446ca8c59?embedded=true&source=vimeo_logo&owner=5907161

Mission Possible became fully integrated into OMS in 2022 having been set up by Joe and Sadie Law. Its aim is to support Street Children in Bogota, Colombia in partnership with One Mission Society (OMS). Currently we are doing this through Hope House 1 & 2 and a cultural centre in the Juan Rey district of Bogota.

Your financial support will go towards providing student scholarships for Mozambican children to receive quality education in a Christian setting.

CAM is an international, English-medium, K-12 Christian school. The main purpose is to use high quality Christ-centred education to transform the hearts of students, families and staff members. They do this by building Christian character, critical thinkers and global citizens, while practising the fruit of the spirit, and making sure that excellence, servanthood and care are at the heart of all school activities and tasks.

CAM School was the first OMS ministry in Mozambique in 1996. It started on the 12th September with 12 missionary kids and over the years has grown to the 2017-2018 school year ending with 109 students. In January 2011 they purchased property in Machava and began building a school. In August 2011 the school moved to its new location. In 2013 four more classrooms were built and in 2014-15 an auditorium was built with a basketball court, library, kitchen, science lab, music room, conference room and drama stage. This now means they have enough room for 195+ students and plenty of playground space for sports and activities.

With 13 levels of classes and 18 nationalities represented in the school, it truly is an international school. Christian Academy in Mozambique (CAM) is also a Christian International curriculum school. They teach using a variety of curriculum including A Beka Bible based curriculum, ACSI (Association of Christian Schools International), Oxford, and a variety of other materials. CAM is an academic school and when students graduate they are ready to apply to university.

Natural disasters such as floods and cyclones have caused much damage over the last years in Mozambique and it often takes communities a long time to recover from these. Support these communities through your giving.

We want to firmly establish Agape Bici as a “home base” from which we can serve the community, share the Good News of the Gospel of Christ, disciple Christian believers, and send people out to plant churches. We have already taken our first steps in doing this, and we currently have a church that has people from 5 different countries who are part of the community, but we think that there is much more to do!

Second, we want to provide a way for local disciple-makers to support themselves while discipling others, but also provide skills for church planters to support themselves as they move on to other locations. To start, we can teach bicycle repair skills, but there is much more that we want to offer that could be used in other locations as well such as bike rental, excursions, classes, etc., that the individuals could learn and use wherever they may go.

HOPE HOUSE 1 is a residential care home in the centre of Bogota for boys from age 5 upwards. Some of the boys are rescued from the horrors of a life spent wandering the streets, all alone and subject to all sorts of horrible abuse.


HOPE HOUSE 2 is a residential home giving accommodation for up to 12 girls. The girls living here are provided with a safe environment, getting them off the streets where they could be subject to abuse.

Salamon is making disciples. He is a RNV Pastor focused on forming and reproducing disciples, churches and servant leaders to touch, change and transform his town. Salamon stands amidst the rubble that was once his home. He is not focused on his own loss, but rather the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of those around him. A disciple of Jesus. He sees the opportunity to show tangible love in a meaningful way, building long-term trusting relationships that will open the door wide for the gospel, for discipleship of new believers and the formation of churches and leaders that will serve their communities for generations.

The team in Guatemala serving with Red Nueva Vida has recently experienced several devastating earthquakes. Earthquakes are normal in Guatemala but normally the epicenters are closer to the west side of Guatemala or in the Pacific Ocean. The community where Salamon ministers is called Santa Maria. This community has experienced the brunt of these devastating earthquakes. The water pipes were damaged so they have no water. They were left without electricity for three days and the roads are blocked. 80% of the houses are badly damaged. It is a very difficult situation. They ran out of food in the stores and vehicles cannot enter to supply the food. It is a community of 45,000 inhabitants. The RNV churches in Guatemala have already raised £750 and donated much in kind. They have joined together travelling long distances carrying supplies in by hand. Working with the church members in Santa Maria they have already seen People being provided for, relationships formed, and doors open to share the love of Jesus. As we respond to this need, we seize an opportunity to share the practical love of Jesus and His eternal message of hope.

We would like to raise £15,000 to help provide food, water, water filters and help with some light reconstruction. We have begun to rebuild Pastor Salamon’s simple home. He has already started a discipleship group and the three families who are a part of this group are busy serving their community, but they need our support.


Would you come alongside us in this effort to provide essential physical needs? A gift of £80 can feed a family of 4 for a month. Or a gift of £120 can provide food for a month and filtered water for a year to a family. Three ways to give: (1) Cheque made out to OMS and posted to OMS, 114A Holywood Road, Belfast, BT4 1NU (2) Bank Transfer to One Mission Society, Barclay’s Bank, Account: 30677035, Sort Code: 20-26-20 using the ref GUATRNV and email us at info@onemissionsociety.org.uk so that we can look out for your donation. Alternatively, use the link to give online. (Please note DonorBox take a processing fee.)

By partnering today, we are not just joining together to meet a need but also fulfil the mission of Jesus to see those without hope comforted, provided for and through a relationship with Jesus become disciples.

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Cover a week's wages for Constantino who lives with disability as he serves his community by fitting and repairing wheelchairs in Mozambique.

Gift a basket of basic necessities for a family living with disability in Mozambique.

Provide toiletries for homeless youths in Mexico city who use the facilities at MEFI. ​

Men for Missions is a dynamic movement born of God's Spirit in the hearts of laymen.

Through Men for Missions, thousands of men and their families, from various church affiliations and all walks of life, find a channel for harnessing and releasing personal skills and abilities in practical, direct missionary involvement. By participation in overseas witness and work teams, they catch new zeal for soul winning at home, as well as abroad.

Men for Missions is a ministry of One Mission Society, a Charter Member of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability ECFA.

​Without dues or organisational trappings, Men for Missions asks men to respond or contribute only as directed by the Holy Spirit. As a result, scores of missionary homes, schools, churches, clinics, etc., stand as monuments to the obedience of individual laymen. Millions of dollars are given to support missionaries, national workers, and evangelistic outreach.

​Participation in Men for Missions is open to any man willing to affirm:
- I will do whatever God asks me to do
- I will go wherever God asks me to go
- I will give whatever God asks me to give

Men for Missions Members help missionaries by realising their personal skills and abilities in a variety of practical, direct ways, including work teams, medical and disaster relief teams, evangelism teams, intercessory prayer teams and teams of professionals who are prepared to teach. Often, teams are involved in a combination of these ministries.

We exist to serve Christ by assisting the worldwide ministries of One Mission Society. Our mandate is compassion, our priority is establishing the Lordship of Jesus Christ in each man's life, and our goal is to provide opportunities for personal obedience to the Great Commission.

OPPORTUNITIES
Use your practical skills to serve God and support ministry and missionaries.

Recently we have been supporting a church in Castlebar, Ireland as they are converting a retail property into a church. We also regularly take work teams to Pena de Horeb in Spain.

Do you have practical skills and could help us in this work? Please get in touch using the contact form on the website.

The Vision
The evangelical church in Ireland hovers at around 1% of the population. There are millions of people in Ireland who would not be able to define the Gospel - let alone define what is an “evangelical”. The evangelical churches are concerned about this but they don’t have the resources to address this on a national scale.

OMS saw this need and formed a steering committee to see if a National Campaign could be organised to highlight the Gospel and increase the exposure of the evangelical community in Ireland.

The vision is to conduct a National Evangelistic Campaign which would assist local churches to run effective outreach in their communities. The campaign would run for six weeks. Each week radio, social media, billboards, mass mailing, etc., would be used to highlight a different question that people in Ireland have about religion. The campaign would highlight the questions and then each local church would answer those questions in whatever format they wanted. They could conduct a series of six Sunday morning messages, or they could host a series of Bible studies mid-week or they could distribute tracts in their location that answer the question for that week. The promotional material would link the local church to the national campaign. For example, a local church could put up a banner that uses the same logo as the national campaign. A driver passing by would then know that this local church is part of a national movement. He would also know that this local church will be addressing the question he saw on a billboard earlier.

The Purpose
The purpose of this campaign is to assist evangelical churches in fulfilling the great commission of making disciples of Jesus Christ in Ireland.

The Plan
In this national campaign we plan to assist churches by:
- Promoting prayer as a vital part of spreading the Gospel in Ireland.
- Conducting research to discover the top six religious questions people in Ireland are asking.
- Spearheading a national, six-week, multi-media campaign that addresses six FAQ’s people
have about God.
- Producing top quality promotional material that churches can use to advertise the campaign.
- Producing a website that both promotes, and helps answer the top 5-7 questions.

Daily millions around the world find it difficult to find the resources they need to live. But in times of disaster, those in poverty are hit especially hard and find it difficult to recover.
However, these disasters give the body of Christ unique opportunities to offer swift aid to those who need it most, as well as presenting the truth of Christ in love.
OMS and Mercy Inc. have developed a worldwide crisis relief fund, to be available to our missionaries and partners; equipping them to be the hands and feet of Christ in difficult times. This will allow us to respond to crises like the global pandemic of COVID-19. Currently, OMS and Mercy have received requests totalling over $1 million from our fields and national partner ministries, asking for assistance due to the coronavirus. Responses to the fund will be tracked, allowing us to respond rapidly and cooperatively not only to COVID-19, but any future disaster.
While the Worldwide Crisis Relief Fund is starting with zero funds, we are praying that the Lord will answer through our donors. In all this, we know that we ultimately find our strength and hope in Christ and his provision. Please consider giving what you can to this fund.

The Maputo Biblical and Theological Seminary was established in 2001 and classes started that February. The aim of the seminary is training leaders for God’s church and world. Donations to the running of the seminary can be made or contributions towards student scholarships (a full scholarship is £75 per month).

On September 12, 2007, OMS missionaries, representatives, partners, and friends gathered together to celebrate the completion of the new seminary building for the Maputo Biblical & Theological Seminary (MBTS) and to explore next steps for theological education in Mozambique. At that meeting, Pastor Mordecai Nhabanga said, “While good theology is important, what is lacking in much of Mozambique is good leadership.” He went on to encourage the seminary to focus on leadership development for the Mozambican church.

OMS agreed with Pastor Mordecai in 2007, and we still agree with him today. Leadership matters. As John Maxwell once said, “Everything rises and falls on leadership.” The vision is to continue to invest in Mozambican women and men who will lead their homes, churches, ministries, and communities in the truth and grace of God’s kingdom, impacting this nation for Christ.

Bethesda Medical Centre has been serving the population of Northern Haiti for more than 60 years. The mission of Bethesda is to share the hope of Christ through compassionate healthcare.

Haiti has a very weak healthcare system, with roughly 40% of the population lacking access to basic healthcare. Many people in Haiti die from a preventable, treatable illness such as diarrhea, infections and TB. Sadly, 1 in 17 children will die before they reach their 5th birthday. Our clinic provides over 16 different medical services which includes general consultation, HIV/AIDS clinc, tuberculosis clinic, dental, digital X ray, paediatrics, physiotherapy and more. Everyday our staff meet to pray for the day ahead and at the same time, Bethesda's pastor shares from God's word with patients who are waiting. Throughout the day our staff take opportunities to share the Gospel and pray with patients bring them not only physical care but also spiritual care. When a patient comes to Bethesda they pay a small amount of what it actually costs to provide treatment. For those who cannot afford to pay they will never be turned away and our staff will always provide treatment even when no where else will.

Your help, helps our staff to provide this high quality medical care in a place where many many people die from preventable and treatable illnesses.

Our long term goal is to purchase property and build a new facility which will improve our quality of care and enable us to reach more people with medical care and the Gospel. Our current facility is over 60 years old and is very difficult to maintain and upkeep to a high standard. Please pray with us to find a suitable property and that God would provide the necessary funding to purchase property and build new Bethesda Medical Centre.