Rural Evangelism and Church Planting is our Work | WITHOUT MISSIONS CHURCH WILL DIE (Romans 10:15)

Our Comm. Dev. Project & Activities :

THE REDEMPTION EVANGELICAL MISSIONARIES (TREEM)

Community Development Project;

Garry Processing Industry

Ojiegbe Isieke Community,

Izzi Region

Ebonyi L.G.A.

Ebonyi State

Nigeria.

We have been doing our best in rural Evangelism and Rural Church planting to contribute our part in fulfilling the Great Commission which is the heart beat of God.

See some pictures of our activities:

TREEM WORKERS WORKING ON THEIR FOOD

(GARRI) PROCESSING INDUSTRY

The village women working at our food producing industry

at Ojiegbe Isieke Community. These women are frying the

food called; garri, this is the last process before any body

can eat the food.

TREEM PIG FARM: TREEM starting a new pig farm with five pigs

at their new missions field in Ojiegbe Isieke.

The President of TREEM, Evang. Samuel A.E. Nwadigo, with one of his worker, Evang. Jame Oko ministering to the Ojiegbe village women, trying to convince them that our comming to their place to bring the message of salvation is for their own good. This was our first meeting with the village women before they gave the opportunity to come and start a mission work in their village. The women were the second people we meet after we have finish meeting with the men of the village.

TREEM GARRI PROCESSING MACHINE.

This is the cassava crusher, the food called; garri is been produce with cassava, the cassava you see on the ground has been pilled, the back have been removed and is ready to be crush with the crusher.

TREEM PRESIDENT TAKING SOME OF THE PRODUCT TO THE MARKET.

TREEM PRESIDENT WITH ONE OF HIS WORKERS MEETING WITH THE OJIEGBE VILLAGE ELDERS.

EVANG. JOHN ARENGING THE PROCESSED FOOD.

THE LOCAL GARRI DRYER.

TREEM PRESIDENT WITH THE VILLAGE ELDERS.

TREEM LIVING HOT AT OJIEGBE VILLAGE.

TREEM PRESIDENT WITH HIS WORKER AT A MEETING WITH THE VILLAGE WOMEN.

TREEM FELLOWSHIP CENTER GROUND.

TREEM WORKERS PILLING THE BACK OF THE CASSAVA AND WASHING IT AT OUR SITE.

THE WAY THE WOMEN PILL OUT THE BACK OF THE CASSAVA BEFORE CRUSHING IT.

OTHER COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES:

INFORMAL TRAINING EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

a.k.a Rural Informal Training Classes (RITC)

The Informal Training Educational Development of our faith based Christian missionary Organization TREEM; was designed to be an instrument for building self reliance and a better future for the rural dwellers.

However, because of some logistic handicaps, this training which started since June 2004, has been able to operate effectively only in one community which has eight (8) villages. The community is called; Offiaube autonomous community, located at Oguzoronweya Local Government Area (L.G.A), in Ebonyi State Nigeria.

The eight (8) villages that make up this community are: Ubegu, Achara, Ewumini, Alibaruhu, Ntezi, Obegu, Imebo and Umuigwe.

This training has been organized to make sure that the poorest rural dwellers that don�t have access to schools will be educated in their communities. This serves as an instrument for rural development.

The pictures of the school and students are not in our website because the communities head explain to us from the early stage not to take any picture or video coverage in their community that is their community law.

In this training, every indigene of that community who is within the age limits is qualified to enroll in the school because all our services to them are free. Some churches, individuals and other missions minded organizations provide some financial and material support that help to ensure that the school achieves its objectives.

All our partners in this vision are doing their best in every side for the success of this programme. Their support helps to provide some of the materials we need for the work, to see that there are qualified teachers from churches that serves as volunteers in the work. They also assist in the conveyance of the volunteers of the school programme.

The villagers and the community leader are also doing their best to support the good growth of the school by being givers. They have donated their community town hall which serves as the school venue. As good farmers they are, they provide food stuff to the teachers some times at their own will.

The school runs from Monday to Friday. The volunteer workers/teachers do paid jobs else where. Those that work in evenings; work as volunteers in the morning, while those who do paid job in the morning volunteered for evening services both men and women.

Contact our office for more information about this programme.

COMMUNITY HEALTH MISSIONS:

Our main purpose in this programme is to promote collaborative network among divers participants in community health activities through advocacy and training. Also, we provide quality health care to the rural communities to help prevent infection / diseases like. Sexually transmitted diseases and such others including HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis, Malaria, Hepatitis and other opportunistic infections.

Through these programmes which involve medical and behavioural sciences, we have strong belief that: It will help in a good manner in solving the numerous health problems of the rural dwellers and improve their good health care.

We are also working effectively by joining hands with national and international health organizations in fighting against the continuous spread of HIV/AIDS, Malaria and Tuberculosis. We also contribute towards the eradication of childhood preventable diseases. We do all these through education, creation of awareness and prevention.

TREEM Community health missions is dedicated to providing quality health care programmes to the rural dwellers through health counseling services to adults, families and adolescent who are affected by or are at risk of HIV/AIDS Infections, Malaria and Tuberculosis.

Our organization has facilitated several trainings on counseling and home based care for a number of organizations and groups. We have extensive experience in working with People Living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) and other high risk groups. We have an extensive research background and experience with a network of consultants that are major leaders of the national response to the control of the HIV/AIDS epidemic.