A transformed generation for holistic change of community
Omo Beeza Ministry shelters, educates, and disciples vulnerable children from the pastoralist communities of South Omo, Ethiopia — so they can grow into Christ-like agents of change.
Beeza is a humble children's center located in Tsemay. The center started on September 28, 2022 in Tsemay (Luqa) by bringing sixteen children from scattered pastoralist settlements of different backgrounds into the center, with the help of missionaries.
Founded September 28, 2022 in Tsemay (Luqa).
Began with sixteen children from scattered pastoralist communities.
Rooted in the Gospel — discipling children within their own context.
South Omo is a region of rich cultural diversity and natural resources, yet it faces significant socio-economic challenges. In parts of the region, the traditional belief known as Mingi has labelled some children as cursed, leaving them abandoned or at risk.
We respond with the love of Christ: a safe home, daily care, education, and a family where every child is known by name.
Our Vision
To raise a generation in South Omo, discipled within their own context and holistically developed to serve as Christ-like, socially responsible agents of change in their communities.
Children at risk
Children affected by Mingi and other hardships need safety, belonging, and a future.
Educational gaps
Many children from pastoralist settlements have limited access to schooling.
Limited native leadership
The region needs a new generation of local, Christ-like leaders for the Church and society.
What We Do
Caring for the whole child
Our work is holistic — meeting the spiritual, educational, and physical needs of every child God brings to us.
