World Olivet Assembly

World Olivet Assembly is a global body of evangelical churches and ministries committed to the truth of Scripture and the message of Jesus Christ. It is an international denomination that organizes regional and national assemblies, connecting believers in many countries. Its central mission is spreading the gospel, nurturing fellowship, and developing mission networks in leading cities. With a presence in over 170 nations, it seeks to strengthen the unity of Christians through service and outreach.

World Olivet Assembly works alongside ministry partners and charitable organizations in different parts of the world. By combining evangelism with compassionate service, it responds to both spiritual and physical needs. Relief efforts during times of disaster, development programs that uplift communities, and opportunities for young people to grow are part of this mission. These efforts reflect faith in action, supporting people in their struggles while sharing hope and encouragement.

WOA emphasizes the importance of biblical teaching, discipleship, and leadership training for future generations. It supports ministries across diverse fields, including education, family support, media work, medical service, and humanitarian care. Programs encouraging music, technology, and business stewardship are also active, allowing believers to express their faith in many areas of life. Through leadership initiatives and mission projects, workers are prepared to serve faithfully in communities worldwide.

World Olivet Assembly provides ministries that meet spiritual and practical needs. Creative fields such as art and music express worship, while education and publishing share biblical knowledge more widely. Healthcare, family guidance, and youth outreach are essential in daily ministry. Work in justice and humanitarian service seeks to support those facing hardship or abuse. These ministries are united by a desire to apply the gospel in meaningful and helpful ways.

World Olivet Assembly carries out focused projects that make lasting contributions to society. Building schools, churches, and hospitals helps communities develop, while leadership programs equip young believers through study and mentorship. Mission outreach is ongoing, with workers planting churches, leading retreats, and engaging in campus activities and local gatherings.