Our Impact in
Ethiopia
Through the faithful support of our partners and the dedicated work of our missionaries, we`'`re seeing transformation across all regions of Ethiopia. These are the stories of hope and change.
Impact by the Numbers
Every number represents lives changed and communities transformed through sustainable, holistic ministry.
Lives Impacted
Regions Reached
Communities Served
Projects Completed
Impact by Category
Our holistic approach addresses the physical, spiritual, educational, and economic needs of communities.
In the remote village of Adwa, families once walked 6 hours daily to collect contaminated water. After installing solar-powered wells and providing hygiene education, waterborne diseases have decreased by 80%. Children now attend school regularly instead of collecting water, and agricultural productivity has increased by 40% through irrigation access.
Annual Impact
Year by year, we`'`re seeing sustainable growth and lasting transformation across Ethiopia.
- Completed 8 clean water projects serving 5,400 people
- Established 3 new mobile clinics in remote areas
- Graduated 45 students from our education centers
- Trained 120 farmers in sustainable agriculture
- Built 2 new education centers in Oromia region
- Expanded healthcare access to 7 new communities
- Established 12 community gardens improving food security
- Trained 35 community health workers
- Completed translation of Scripture in Kemant language
- Provided emergency relief to 1,200 displaced families
- Established women's microfinance program in Dire Dawa
- Built 6 clean water wells in drought-affected areas
Voices of Transformation
Hear directly from those whose lives have been transformed through our work in Ethiopia.
"Before the clean water well came to our village, my children were always sick. Now they are healthy and can attend school regularly. This has changed everything for us."
"The mobile clinic saved my wife's life during a difficult childbirth. Now we have a healthy baby boy, and my wife received the care she needed. We are so grateful."
"I never thought I would learn to read and write at my age. Now I can read the Bible in my own language and help my grandchildren with their schoolwork."