country but also to train others to share
the Gospel and plant churches through-
out Latin America. This ministry began
with a vision to give the opportunity for
an entire city to hear the Gospel by an in-
tensive strategy of evangelism and church
planting, which we call saturation church
planting. God blessed Juan Guillermo’s ef-
forts and grew his faith as many came to
Christ and new worshiping groups began.
His vision grew from that first city to one
state and eventually to the entire nation of
Colombia. “Satura Colombia” was seeing
great fruit when we discovered that Juan
Guillermo had also started church planting
initiatives in Mexico, Panama, Venezuela,
and Ecuador. He realized that the Lord was
moving his heart to raise up Colombians not
only to reach their own but also to reach oth-
er nations. Because of this, he changed the
name of the ministry to “Satura Naciones”
or “Saturate the Nations.”
These are just two examples of many,
including our partner denominations the
Korea Evangelical Holiness Church, which
has sent over 600 missionaries to 70 na-
tions, and the Evangelical Church of India,
which has sent more than 1,000 mission-
aries to serve cross-culturally within India,
crossing cultural and language barriers.
One Mission Society is committed to
seeing the reality of Christ’s words in Acts
1:8 come to fruition among the national
leaders we partner with: “But you will
receive power when the Holy Spirit has
come upon you, and you will be my wit-
nesses in Jerusalem and in all Judea and
Samaria, and to the end of the earth.” We
praise God for how the peoples of many
nations are coming together as a great
harvest force for his kingdom!
*Pastor Mar Ocampo received the honor and
responsibility of becoming the president of the
OMS-founded Faith Evangelical Church of the
Philippines in April 2018. Pastor Mar will also con-
tinue to serve as the ECC Philippines national co-
ordinator through March 31, 2019. Pastor Bernard
Quero will become the new ECC Philippine na-
tional coordinator on April 1, 2019.
photos page 16-17: Pastors Mar Ocampo in the
Philippines and Juan Guillermo Cardona in Colombia
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