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AUG 14, 2026As we conclude the first week of our prayer journey through Ghost Month, we want to sincerely thank you for ...
14/08/2026

AUG 14, 2026

As we conclude the first week of our prayer journey through Ghost Month, we want to sincerely thank you for joining us. May God move powerfully in Taiwan as His people intercede, bringing light where there is darkness, hope where there is fear, and transformation in the hearts of many!

Will you join us as we pray today?

AUG 13, 2026Ghost Month in Taiwan offers a unique opportunity for Christians to live out their faith with boldness. By c...
13/08/2026

AUG 13, 2026

Ghost Month in Taiwan offers a unique opportunity for Christians to live out their faith with boldness. By choosing not to participate in Ghost Month rituals or embrace traditional beliefs tied to this season, they naturally stand apart.

May this distinct witness stir curiosity in their communities and open doors for Taiwanese Christians to boldly share the peace and hope they have found in Christ. Will you pray with us today?

AUG 12, 2026Will you join us as we pray for new believers in Taiwan?
12/08/2026

AUG 12, 2026

Will you join us as we pray for new believers in Taiwan?

AUG 11, 2026Taiwan is home to more than 23 million people. Each day they move through life commuting to work, caring for...
11/08/2026

AUG 11, 2026

Taiwan is home to more than 23 million people. Each day they move through life commuting to work, caring for loved ones, and studying in classrooms. Among them, how many hearts are searching for deeper meaning, longing for hope?

Will you lift them up in prayer?

AUG 10, 2026Would you take a moment to pray with us today?
10/08/2026

AUG 10, 2026

Would you take a moment to pray with us today?

Today we begin our 4-week prayer journey, lifting up Taiwan throughout the season of Ghost Month.We’ve created a printab...
10/08/2026

Today we begin our 4-week prayer journey, lifting up Taiwan throughout the season of Ghost Month.

We’ve created a printable prayer guide for you to use and share with friends, family, or your church community. Download your copy through the link below!

https://tr.ee/QsqP8E0Dbi

Each weekday (Mon–Fri) for the next 4 weeks, we’ll be following the guide together on our socials.

Will you pray with us?

Happy Father's Day to all the awesome dads in our community! May the Lord strengthen your faith, guide your steps, and b...
08/08/2026

Happy Father's Day to all the awesome dads in our community! May the Lord strengthen your faith, guide your steps, and bless you with much wisdom this year.

In Taiwan, Father’s Day falls on August 8 because the number “8” (八 bā) repeated sounds like the word for “dad” (爸爸 bàba). Such a great way to remember Father's Day!

05/08/2026

We are leaning into the theme of "Faith over Fear" as we come together to pray for Taiwan during Ghost Month.

Ghost Month, observed in the seventh lunar month (Aug 12-Sept 10, 2026), is a time when many in Taiwan believe the gates of the underworld open and spirits roam freely. Families often prepare offerings, burn incense, and avoid certain activities to show respect and protect against misfortune. It’s a season filled with spiritual intensity, and we believe prayer is a powerful way to respond with faith.

🙏 Prayer Guide
We’ve prepared a new printable 4-week prayer guide that you can share with friends, family, or your church community. Head to our Linktree below to download your guide!

linktr.ee/omf_taiwan

We’ll begin praying together this coming Monday (Aug 10), and if you’d like, you can also follow along on our socials as we walk through the prayer guide Mon-Fri for the next 4 weeks. Will you join us in covering Taiwan in prayer during this Ghost Month?

"So do not fear, for I am with you;
do not be dismayed, for I am your God.
I will strengthen you and help you;
I will uphold you with my righteous right hand."
- Isaiah 41:10

On this foodie Friday, we’re cooling off with one of Taiwan’s most loved summer desserts: Mango bing! It begins with a m...
24/07/2026

On this foodie Friday, we’re cooling off with one of Taiwan’s most loved summer desserts: Mango bing!

It begins with a mountain of shaved ice, which can take different forms depending on the style. Traditional bàobīng 刨冰 uses coarser, water-based ice that’s crunchy and drizzled with flavored syrup, while xuěhuā bīng 雪花冰 is made from milk or fruit-infused ice that’s shaved into fluffy, melt-in-your-mouth snow.

Mango bing usually leans toward the smoother style, topped with juicy cubes of ripe Irwin mango, drizzled with condensed milk or mango syrup, and often topped with a scoop of mango ice cream.

The combination of icy texture and tropical sweetness makes mango bing the ultimate way to stay cool during Taiwan’s hot summer months. Whether enjoyed at a night market or a cozy café, it’s a must-try treat with one of Taiwan's most popular summertime flavors!

Have you tried Taiwanese mango bing before? Do you prefer crunchy or smooth shaved ice? Let us know in the comments!

When the summer heat arrives in Taiwan, many people look for ways to cool off and enjoy a change of scenery. Some travel...
21/07/2026

When the summer heat arrives in Taiwan, many people look for ways to cool off and enjoy a change of scenery. Some travel to the cooler temperatures of the mountains, exploring Alishan or taking in the views of Jade Mountain. Others go to the coast, where places like Kenting offer cool ocean water and nice breezes. Still others make their way to offshore islands like Penghu or Xiaoliuqiu, where life seems to move at a slower pace.

One of the joys of living in Taiwan is the incredible variety of landscapes packed into a relatively small island. In just a few hours, you can go from sandy beaches to high mountain trails to island shorelines. Each place reflects a different aspect of God's creativity and reveals the beauty woven throughout His creation.

"The heavens declare the glory of God, and the sky above proclaims his handiwork."
Psalm 19:1

As you enjoy the summer season, we pray you have opportunities to rest, explore, and appreciate places like these that shout of God's handiwork!

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