Omo Beeza Ministry is a Christ-centered initiative based in the South Omo region of Southern Ethiopia. We raise generations in a safe and loving environment where they can grow physically, emotionally, and spiritually. The name carries our hope: “Omo” refers to the local people, while “Beza” means “light” in the Tsemay language — our prayer that the gospel will bring light to those living in darkness.
Equip the youth of South Omo through holistic education and spiritual discipleship by:
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.
The Beeza Children's Center was established on September 28, 2022, in the Tsemay region of Ethiopia. Our initial step was the relocation of sixteen children from various pastoralist communities to our center, in collaboration with missionary organizations.
The South Omo region, while rich in cultural heritage and natural resources, faces significant socio-economic challenges. Despite missionary engagement spanning over six decades, the region still experiences limitations in community leadership and spiritual maturity.
Luqa, 63 kilometers from Jinka in the Tsemay region, is a strategic location for our mission — a significant concentration of Tsemay natives alongside a diverse population including the Banna people.
We center our ministry on the true gospel of Christ — holistic development for children through discipleship and care for orphans.
We affirm the supremacy of God’s Word, guiding our teachings and practices to reveal God’s desire for worship among all peoples.
We collaborate with churches, ministries, and organizations that share our vision to reach all people with the gospel.
