World Olivet Assembly held its 33rd General Assembly across its continental regions throughout October and November 2025, bringing together leaders and representatives from churches and ministries around the world. Under the theme verse, “In him we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of sins, in accordance with the riches of God’s grace” (Ephesians 1:7, NIV), this year’s gatherings became a profound time of thanksgiving, reflection, and renewed commitment to the Great Commission.
World Olivet Assembly (WOA) is a global denomination of evangelical churches and para-churches that exists for the advancement of world mission. The denomination is structured through regional and national assemblies.
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The mission across South America continues to advance with renewed faith and vision, as churches and fellowships grow stronger in unity and purpose. From the mountains of the Andes to the coastlines of the Caribbean and Pacific, communities of faith are being established and strengthened through evangelism, discipleship, and the Word of God.
The work of the gospel is steadily advancing across northwestern Bangladesh, where a growing number of believers are being strengthened through Scripture and fellowship. On October 10, a regional Bible Study Camp was held in Naogaon District, bringing together participants from across the area and marking a meaningful milestone in the ongoing mission movement of the region.
Diakonos Club commemorated its 18th anniversary on September 25, 2025, with a service at World Olivet Chapel. Members gathered to worship the Lord, give thanks for His grace, and renew their calling to serve Christ and His church.
From September 21 to 22, Saint Luke Society (SLS) held its 23rd General Assembly, the first to be hosted in Southeast Asia. Delegates from Asia Pacific, China, Southeast Asia, and Latin America gathered with expectation for faith renewal, mission commitment, and vision-setting. The event took place in Chiang Mai, Thailand, a region seen as holding great potential for gospel expansion.
Paul's letter to Titus opens with urgency and mission. Crete had received the gospel. Churches had been planted. But Paul makes it clear: the work wasn't finished. The gospel had come, but in order to take root, grow, and expand further, elders had to be appointed. Leadership wasn't optional-it was foundational.
Christmas Day celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ, the Savior who brought light into the world. WOA churches around the globe gather in worship and gratitude, reflecting on the miracle of the Incarnation and the hope of salvation fulfilled in Him. As believers rejoice in the love of God revealed through His Son, they renew their faith and devotion to share the good news with all nations.
Thanksgiving Day reflects a heritage of faith, beginning with the Pilgrims who gave thanks to God for His providence. Shaped by Scripture and rooted in the call to “give thanks in all circumstances” (1 Thessalonians 5:18), WOA churches mark this day with services of thanksgiving, remembering what the Lord has done and dedicating the day to His glory.
The Annual General Assembly of WOA convenes mission and ministry representatives from around the world to reflect on God's blessings over the past year, deliberate on strategic initiatives, and foster unity within our global community. This gathering serves as a pivotal opportunity to align our collective efforts with our shared faith and mission.
Olivet Leadership Institute is an education organization of Olivet Assembly that focuses on training future leaders in Christian ministries. The leadership institute was officially launched in January 2013 with the purpose to educate good Christian leaders in a more systematic way.
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Hopes for healing to be brought to the many wounded souls through the work of the Holy Spirit mediated by sincere prayer and counseling.
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World Olivet Assembly (WOA) is a global gathering of evangelical churches and para-church organizations existing for the advancement of world mission.
World Olivet Assembly believes in equipping believers with theological and practical resources that would enable them to advance the work the gospel.
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“WOA envisions a united body of Christ working around the world to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ and perform service in the Lord's name and for His glory.”