Missions Gallery - Ireland

Ireland :: Lovisa Wärnelius from OM Sweden and team members join OM Ireland for outreach over the Easter holiday.
Ireland :: OM Irelands Field Leader, Alastair Kerr, carries the cross through a parade as team members handed out tracts with the gospel message on them.
Ireland :: After a workshop during school, students came to the Big Red Bus that evening to hang out with the teens from the USA who helped teach their class.
Ireland :: Over the course of 22 days, two teams are performing two different shows over 75 times. The clear Gospel message will be presented to over 1,000 children, students, and teachers.
Ireland :: 35 participants from all around the world gathered for a week of training followed by a week of partnering with local Irish churches to do outreach and kids clubs
Ireland :: Creative Arts Team and a short-term team from Georgia reached over 400 youth as they held programmes in seven schools and a daily youth club in the afternoons.
Ireland :: Creative Arts Team and a short-term team from Georgia reached over 400 youth as they held programmes in seven schools and a daily youth club in the afternoons.
Ireland :: Four campers enjoy a nice spring day on the Glasson Golf Course in Ireland during Game Changer a junior golf camp put on by FCA and OM Ireland
Ireland :: OM Ireland Creative Arts team makes it snow inside during their Christmas show, The Donkeys Back!
Ireland :: Through personal relationships, community outreach, sports camps and creative ministries, OM Ireland seeks to proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ in Ireland and mobilise the local church for world missions.
Ireland :: OM Irelands Immersion team gathers at Lacken House (Ireland) for a Christmas celebration, and reflects on their first month as interns in churches around Ireland.
Ireland :: In partnership with One-Way UK, OM Irelands Creative Arts Team hosts a training day in Ireland.

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With personal links to OM Ireland, a team from First Baptist Church Woodstock (FBCW) in the USA partnered with Cork Church for a week of outreach in Cork City Centre. Their time was filled with street evangelism, testimonies, worship, skits and a midweek service.

Team member Devin talked to a man who didn’t believe in God because of the horrible things he experienced in his life. “His dad abused him as a young kid and his mom died,” said Devin.

 “He didn’t think a loving God could allow such horrible things to happen to him. I was able to explain how sin, pain, and sorrow didn’t exist in the beginning. The world was perfect, but sin entered because of Adam and Eve. I was able to tell him God actually loves him and deeply cares about him. All of the horrible things on the earth happen because of sin. He said, ‘Wow, I’ve never heard that before. Does God really love me?’ I was able to share the Gospel with him and just show him the love of Christ. He had never actually heard the Gospel, and that blew me away.”

 “It was really cool to share with so many people who just never really heard the Gospel for what it truly is,” commented team member, Daniel. “I had a conversation with two girls who really struggled believing in God because of their past experiences, so I shared with them the Gospel and I could tell it really touched them.

The team from FBCW also grew in their faith and trust in Jesus during this time.

“This trip was the first time ever sharing my faith. It challenged me on so many levels,” commented team member Ashlee. “Although I got rejected more times than I can count, on two occasions God’s message seemed to come clear to people. One Thursday my friend and I prayed with three girls who said they wanted a personal relationship with God.”

Please pray for the FBCW team and the people they shared the Gospel with in Cork. Also pray for Cork Church, who continues the work there on a daily basis. 
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Camel and donkey preach the gospel to thousands PDF Print

christmascrew2OM Ireland's Creative Arts team is performing two different Christmas shows 75 times over the course of 22 days. Every year, director of Creative Arts, Junior DeLarina, writes and produces an original, multi-media puppet show. Due to the increasing demand for the show, Junior had the vision to have two teams performing two different shows. Last year's show, "The Donkey's Back," and this year's new show, "The Cameron Show," are designed to preach the gospel to children through a fun and entertaining way.

"The main aim of the show is to help kids remember what Christmas is all about," said Junior. "We relate the many traditions of Christmas back to God."

"The Cameron Show" is themed around a Late Night Show's Christmas episode. Host, Cameron the Camel interviews other characters about the true meaning of Christmas.

"The Donkey's Back!" features Bray the donkey, who wants to be a part of a nearby primary school's Christmas play. He can't find a part to play until he learns the true meaning of Christmas.

The shows will be performed mainly in primary schools and churches all around the country. Over 1,000 people: children, students, and teachers, will hear the clear Gospel message presented in the two shows.

Another special aspect of "The Cameron Show" is that for the first time, local Irishmen are helping with the show. Daniel (actor) and Daryl (stagehand) are from Athlone, Co. Westmeath. The two teams consist of nine people from Ireland, Brazil, USA, Canada and Switzerland.

Norma Summers, principal of Trentagh National School in Co. Donegal saw "The Donkey's Back!" last year. She said, "The team comes with their usual enthusiasm and energy, presenting the message of God's love in a child-friendly, fun and relative way. We look forward to visits from the big red bus team- we are never disappointed!"

Please pray for the two teams as they travel all over Ireland performing for the next three weeks. Both teams have one to five shows every day until winter holiday. Please pray for their health and strength. Finally, pray for all the people who will hear the Gospel message.

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