CURRENT PARAGUAY WORK
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Paraguay is home to our largest and most sustainable agricultural project to date. In the early 2000’s, Agrimissions purchased 10 hectares of land near the community of Yrybucua, in central Paraguay, to construct a small farm resource center. The purpose of the center was to introduce new crops and farming practices to help improve the health of the local indigenous peoples. The Center consists of a multipurpose building with two dormitories, a combined meeting-dining room, and support facilities as well as numerous research plots. Additionally, a residence was constructed to house on the property for a future missionary or Center director.
Since construction, the facility has served as the planned resource center as well as a community center by the locals. The Paraguay Department of Agriculture has utilized the center for educational classes and research plots for their agricultural specialist. The facility has also hosted numerous non-agricultural groups including youth retreats, pastor summits, Bible studies and short-term U.S. medical mission teams.
In the last few years with the Covid virus and travel limitations, Agrimissions has decided to good deeper instead of wider with our international program. The Board is concentrating its outreach and funding efforts on the Agriculture Center in Paraguay. We are currently seeking a full or part-time missionary to reside and oversee operations at the Center. The missionary will work closely with TMS-Global missionaries Christian & Angelica Dickson and be under the direction of the Agrimissions Board. If interested, see needs tab.
If interested in becoming involved click here.
In the last few years with the Covid virus and travel limitations, Agrimissions has decided to good deeper instead of wider with our international program. The Board is concentrating its outreach and funding efforts on the Agriculture Center in Paraguay. We are currently seeking a full or part-time missionary to reside and oversee operations at the Center. The missionary will work closely with TMS-Global missionaries Christian & Angelica Dickson and be under the direction of the Agrimissions Board. If interested, see needs tab.
If interested in becoming involved click here.
CURRENT KENYA HOPE & MERCY MISSION
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Far Above Rubies Widows Ministry, Emmanuel's Child Centre, and Magongo Christian Fellowship Church are under Hope and Mercy Mission/ Foundation.
Hope and Mercy Mission is registered under the government of Kenya as a non-profit making organization since 2013. We seek to give hope to communities through Spiritual, Social, and Economic approaches, hence impacting desperate families for wholesome living standards.
Geoffin & Jackie Nyamwanga live in Migori County Kenya and are blessed with 5 sons. They've served as founders/directors since the inception of the ministry.
If interested in becoming involved click here.
Hope and Mercy Mission is registered under the government of Kenya as a non-profit making organization since 2013. We seek to give hope to communities through Spiritual, Social, and Economic approaches, hence impacting desperate families for wholesome living standards.
Geoffin & Jackie Nyamwanga live in Migori County Kenya and are blessed with 5 sons. They've served as founders/directors since the inception of the ministry.
If interested in becoming involved click here.
SINCE 1999, WE HAVE WORKED IN OVER 15 COUNTRIES TO DEVELOP SUSTAINABLE FOOD SYSTEMS AND SUPPORT SMALL FARMERS. BELOW ARE SOME HIGHLIGHTS ABOUT OUTREACH EFFORTS.
KAZAKHSTAN
Garden site in Kazakhstan. Founding Agrimissions members discuss growing techniques with a local farmer. This was Agrimissions’ first mission.
BANGLADESH
Agrimissions assisted a local organization in developing a Tilapia farming model utilizing the berms between existing ponds (pictured) and assisted in developing a horticulture training manual for local farmers.
ECUADOR
Agrimissions assisted locals in developing a high-altitude gardening plan for a school feeding program.
PERU
Director Larry Williams developed and taught a Basic Agriculture for Missionaries Course at a training seminar for Latin American missionaries.
THAILAND
In Thailand, Agrimissions worked with an orphanage to develop a rabbit production program and biological water filtration system. We also purchased a soy cow (mechanical device) as a protein source for the orphanage.
COUNTRIES WE'VE SERVED
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