For over 30 years, OMEFI ā the Italian Brethren Evangelical Missionary Work ā a service tool for the Assemblies, has been committed to bringing the Gospel to those who do not yet know it and supporting active missionaries in various mission fields. OMEFI is a non-profit organization and carries out all its activities exclusively on a voluntary basis.
OMEFI desires to see the Gospel spread everywhere and new local churches established and entrusted to local believers, whenever conditions allow. For this reason,
its objectives are:
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Mission
Support for foreign missions
Promoting the establishment of new local churches abroad and entrusting their leadership to local believers.
Coordination of resources aimed at specific missionary initiatives
Organizing and managing resources, information, and support for the implementation of missionary initiatives.
Development of missionary vocation
Helping those who feel called to missionary service and assisting the assemblies that support them.
Social works and evangelization
Combining social commitment with the spread of the Christian message worldwide.
International collaboration
Cultivating relationships and exchanging experiences with missionary organizations from other countries.
Evangelizing foreigners in Italy
Welcoming and integrating foreigners into Italian churches to make them witnesses of the Gospel in their home countries as well.
Foreign Connections
Facilitating contact with assemblies and representatives of Christian communities abroad…
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30+ years of History
4 Country Reached
3 Active Missions
"[...] Family excludes you from relationships, society mocks and ignores you, calling you a traitor to the faith. But I had my husband by my side and thanks to God's help and His Word I was able to resist. [...]"
"In 1994, the Gospel reached Rreshen through my sister, who heard about it at the hospital and brought home evangelistic booklets. Out of curiosity, I began to know Jesus, secretly participating in some evangelization meetings."