Michael Oh

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Dr. Michael Oh is Executive Director/CEO of the Lausanne Movement. He and his family of 7 live in Nagoya, Japan, where they have served as missionaries with Mission to the World for 12 years.

Michael Oh was a Plenary Speaker at Missions Fest Vancouver 2016.

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Global Mission: Still an Urgent Task?

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