Rajes Paul attended her first Out of the Comfort Zone (OCZ) conference in 2012 to prepare for a 10-day outreach exposure trip to Himalayas. That time broke her and set her heart right, brought her closer to the Lord and excited to do the work God called her to do. “I went to Himalayas to bring help and hope, but I came back changed, recharged and blessed.”

Through her time in OM Japan since 2018, Lee Siew Yee has learnt that the team and people are the priority. As an outreach organisation, OM’s emphasis is on relationships.

Kang D-Way learnt what it means to be a leader and to work as a team on board Doulos in 2006 till 2008. Now in the corporate world, he finds those lessons helpful!

Among the many crucial people who make the OM Ship Ministry run are people like James Vellani Saustian, a repeat port volunteer on three vessels since 1974. His first stint was while Logos was in port at his hometown of Penang island and this transformative encounter has led to a 50-year long affair with the ships.

Andrew Chow’s time on board Doulos from 1987 to 1989 honed his skills to reach the lost. He continues this passion till today.