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.
Celebrating Lausanne's 40th anniversary in 2014 sparked many conversations and reflections about time and purpose. Read more
The mission world has lost a giant upon whose shoulders many, many of us have been lifted to see better, go further than we could otherwise have done. Read more
A tourist is someone who takes a tour for pleasure or culture. A disciple is a follower of a teacher. Read more
When we look at a city and see all the different churches and denominations, is that a sign of disunity? Read more
New monasticism, "an old idea in a new form," is intentional discipleship that resists fragmentation and consumerism. Read more
The difficult situation of Venezuelan Christians is complex: A missionary perspective Read more
We get the “down payment” of our inheritance, the Spirit of God. Our unity rests on Christ and is proved by its fruit. Read more
Equipping missional leaders to accelerate the fulfillment of the Great Commission in servant partnership with the global church. Read more
The people of God are invited to participate in God’s mission. This is a big task, nothing short of the redemption and restoration of the cosmos. Read more