CMRF, together with its partners successfully conducted its first 2025 medical evangelistic outreach in Tamale, serving over 2,500 people across five communities. The partnership provided free healthcare, counselling, and spiritual support. The free services included general consultations, dental and eye care, medication distribution, prayer, and evangelism.
In 2024, CMRF's medical evangelistic outreaches impacted thousands across Ghana, providing healthcare and spiritual support. Over 5,800 received medical consultations, 1,800 benefited from eye care, and 360 accessed dental treatments. More than 2,180 individuals received counselling, with many embracing Christ. These initiatives reflect CMRF’s commitment to holistic healing and community transformation.
The outreach with Hon. Dr Agnes Naa Momo Lartey, PhD, MP for the Krowor constituency focused on three main services: general health, eye care, and dental care. At the eye clinic, beneficiaries received free screenings and prescription eyeglasses. These were provided on the spot, ensuring immediate support for those in need. The general clinic addressed a range of health concerns and provided consultations and medications. In addition, the dental clinic performed extractions and offered critical dental care to many individuals
I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to the organisers, participants, and donors, particularly the Christian Missions Resource Foundation (CMRF), Focus Higher International (FHI), and CAPRO Missions, for their invaluable support during the three-day medical evangelistic outreaches in Wulensi. Your prayers, donations and presence are invaluable. Thank you. The outreach yielded remarkable results, with a total of 618 individuals reached across Kpanyansi, Pornayili, and Gimam. Of these, 123 people were born again, 21 experienced the baptism of the Holy Spirit, 37 were Muslims, and many others are still considering their decision to follow Christ.
From July 13 to July 20, 2024, Christian Missions Resource Foundation (CMRF), in partnership with Tesano Baptist Church (TBC), E3 Partners, Lakepointe Church-USA, Biblical, Child Evangelism Fellowship (CEF), and the Hohoe Local Council of Churches, will be leading a medical outreach aimed at providing essential health services to underserved communities.
CMRF, together with its partners successfully conducted its first 2025 medical evangelistic outreach in Tamale, serving over 2,500 people across five communities. The partnership provided free healthcare, counselling, and spiritual support. The free services included general consultations, dental and eye care, medication distribution, prayer, and evangelism.
In 2024, CMRF's medical evangelistic outreaches impacted thousands across Ghana, providing healthcare and spiritual support. Over 5,800 received medical consultations, 1,800 benefited from eye care, and 360 accessed dental treatments. More than 2,180 individuals received counselling, with many embracing Christ. These initiatives reflect CMRF’s commitment to holistic healing and community transformation.
Join us for the Tamale Medical Evangelistic Outreach from January 24th to February 1st, 2025. This initiative offers free healthcare, counselling, and spiritual support to underserved communities in Tamale. Over 2500 people will benefit from general medical care, dental and eye treatments, and emotional healing. Be part of this life-changing mission—together, we bring hope and healing!
The outreach with Hon. Dr Agnes Naa Momo Lartey, PhD, MP for the Krowor constituency focused on three main services: general health, eye care, and dental care. At the eye clinic, beneficiaries received free screenings and prescription eyeglasses. These were provided on the spot, ensuring immediate support for those in need. The general clinic addressed a range of health concerns and provided consultations and medications. In addition, the dental clinic performed extractions and offered critical dental care to many individuals
The Christian Medical Missions Resources Foundation (CMRF) has taken a significant step toward advancing healthcare services. On Sunday, 15th of December 2024, the President of CMRF, Dr. Victor Etwire, inaugurated a five-member Ad Hoc Committee to oversee the operationalization of the CMRF Clinic in Haatso.
I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to the organisers, participants, and donors, particularly the Christian Missions Resource Foundation (CMRF), Focus Higher International (FHI), and CAPRO Missions, for their invaluable support during the three-day medical evangelistic outreaches in Wulensi. Your prayers, donations and presence are invaluable. Thank you. The outreach yielded remarkable results, with a total of 618 individuals reached across Kpanyansi, Pornayili, and Gimam. Of these, 123 people were born again, 21 experienced the baptism of the Holy Spirit, 37 were Muslims, and many others are still considering their decision to follow Christ.
On Saturday, September 14th, 2024, St. Augustine’s Anglican Church in Nungua was buzzing with activity as over 600 residents from the Krowor constituency received essential medical care. The outreach, organised by Hon. Dr. Agnes Naa Momo Lartey in partnership with the Christian Medical Missions Resources Foundation (CMRF), was a huge success.
Hon. Dr Agnes Naa Momo Lartey, the Member of Parliament for the Krowor constituency, in partnership with the Christian Missions Resource Foundation (CMRF), will organise a free medical outreach exercise in Nungua. The medical outreach will take place on Saturday, September 14th, 2024, at St. Augustine’s Anglican Church, Nungua. The goal is to provide essential healthcare services to the people in the Krowor constituency.
Learners showing their toothbrushes and pastes after an encounter with the outreach team
The 2024 Hohoe Medical Outreach, organized by the Christian Missions Resource Foundation (CMRF) in collaboration with Tesano Baptist Church (TBC), E3 Partners, Lakepointe Church-USA, Biblical, CEF, and the Hohoe Local Council of Churches, was a great success. The mission provided free medical care, including general consultations, eye services, dental care, and counseling, to over 1,900 people across five communities in Hohoe.
Preparation for the Outreach
The planning process began in May 2024, led by Dr. Francis Osei from E3 Partners. After an initial survey conducted by the CMRF team, a small committee was formed, including key leaders from the partnering organizations, to ensure that everything was in order for the mission. Essential medical supplies and equipment were delivered to Tesano Baptist Church on July 12, 2024. The following day, on July 13, a team of 17 volunteers embarked on their journey to Hohoe, arriving safely despite a slight delay caused by road conditions.
A Week of Service
Upon arrival, the team settled into the Leisure Cozy Hotel in Hohoe, and the outreach began with an opening ceremony. The following day, all volunteers gathered for a meeting to plan the week ahead. This meeting established a positive tone for a successful mission, as participants from CMRF, Tesano, Lakepointe, and CEF came together to strategize and prepare.
The medical outreach covered five communities: Liati Teikrom, Fodome Amele, Paloma Hohoe, Avegah Hohoe, and Galikofe Hohoe. Over the course of five days, the team provided medical care to a total of 1,965 individuals, which included 655 males and 1,310 females.
Key Services Provided
Dental Clinic: A total of 132 dental treatments were provided, including extractions, scaling and polishing, fillings, and other dental procedures.
Counseling: 1,576 people received counseling, with 253 accepting Christ.
Eye Clinic: A total of 1,238 people were served, receiving eye glasses, eye drops, and surgeries.
Children’s Ministry: Over 1,500 children received salvation, and essential health items like toothpaste, toothbrushes, and deworming tablets were distributed.
The Closing Ceremony and Reflection
On July 19, after the final day of work, the outreach team held an exit meeting to reflect on the successes and challenges of the mission. A closing ceremony followed, with prayers, songs of thanksgiving, and recognition for the outstanding efforts of volunteers.
Afterwards, the team returned to Accra, with the mission marked as a significant achievement for all involved.
Looking Ahead
The success of this outreach was possible because of the generous contributions and teamwork of all partners. However, there are a few recommendations for future missions, including improving the planning timeline, ensuring sufficient counselors, and enhancing rest and meal provisions for the volunteers.
We express our heartfelt gratitude to God, our partners, and all the volunteers who made this outreach possible. This mission served as a powerful reminder of the importance of coming together to serve others. Thank you for your support, and may God continue to bless our work in His name.
hristian Missions Resource Foundation (CMRF) is thrilled to partner with Focus Higher International (FHI) for a special medical outreach to the Nanumba people of Wulensi. This initiative is a significant part of FHI’s Go-North Missions 2024 program and coincides with FHI's 20th-anniversary celebration. For two decades, FHI has been dedicated to advancing the Gospel and delivering holistic care to unreached communities.
This partnership will bring together professionals skilled in conducting medical outreaches, ensuring the delivery of essential drugs and logistical support critical to the success of this mission.
From July 13 to July 20, 2024, Christian Missions Resource Foundation (CMRF), in partnership with Tesano Baptist Church (TBC), E3 Partners, Lakepointe Church-USA, Biblical, Child Evangelism Fellowship (CEF), and the Hohoe Local Council of Churches, will be leading a medical outreach aimed at providing essential health services to underserved communities.
We are overjoyed to announce that the dental chair has been delivered and is already making a difference in the lives of many. It is currently in active use at Lingbinsi-Daboya, serving those who need it most and bringing relief to countless individuals. The new dental chair was dedicated by Rev. Dr. Wuni, Rev. Joseph Azure, and Rev. Asibu-Yartey, whose prayers and blessings have sanctified it for this important mission.
Rev Lewis Fiadjoe, CMRF Missions Director
A popular quote by Maya Angelou states, “Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away.” In this profound statement, Angelou reminds us that the essence of life goes beyond mere existence or survival. A truly fulfilling life is measured by the quality of experiences that move us deeply, inspire us, and leave us in awe. In this sense, our lives should be filled with moments that bring meaning, ignite passion, and create unforgettable memories.
As I celebrate my 60th birthday on Sunday, 25th February 2024, I wholeheartedly agree with Angelou's assertion. My life has been rich with moments of passion and filled with wonderful, unforgettable memories.
My call to full-time ministry began in 1998. I resigned from my job with the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) and ventured into the mission field in Builsa. This area is located in the Upper East Region of Ghana. My primary assignment was church planting. I pursued this through medical missions and by sharing the gospel using the Jesus Film in various communities.
In 2003, I transitioned from the field to serve as the Missions Director at the Christian Missions Resource Foundation (CMRF). At that time, over 20 churches had been established in the Builsa District alone.
My work with CMRF came with significant exposure. My responsibilities as Missions Director expanded significantly. These included scouting and mapping mission sites. I worked with churches and other parachurch organisations to spread the gospel. I also led mission teams across Ghana and extended the work to parts of Togo, Benin, Uganda, Kenya, Ethiopia, the Philippines, and Jamaica. During this time, I had the honour of serving under Group Captain Dr Sam Annankra, the founder and first President of CMRF.
In 2010, I became the Coordinator of the Faith Comes by Hearing project at the International Central Gospel Church (ICGC). Two years later, in August 2012, I was appointed the Missions Director for ICGC. In this role, I had the opportunity to instil a missions-oriented mindset among church leadership, which ultimately led to a significant drive for church planting.
Following this, in May 2018, I was appointed Regional Overseer for the ICGC Northern Region. This role involves overseeing 48 churches and numerous preaching posts across the five northern regions of Ghana.
As I consider my life, I see God’s guidance, faithfulness, preservation, and divine provision. In light of this, and inspired by the words of Jesus in Matthew 25:32–36, I have decided to commemorate this milestone by visiting orphanages and prisons. I have decided to share my birthday with the less privileged. Through these visits, I hope to share the love of Christ. I also aim to bring joy to the vulnerable in society and minister the Word of God.
Join us on the 24th of February 2024 for this celebration. It is my prayer that this celebration will glorify God. May it also reflect His compassion for humanity.
Rev. Lewis Fiadjoe
Missions Director, Christian Missions Resource Foundation (CMRF)
Regional Overseer, ICGC Northern Region
Koinonia Baptist Church (KBC), Shalom Baptist Church (SBC), Lakepointe Church, Texas, and the Christian Missions Resource Foundation (CMRF) are coming together to organise a 5-day medical outreach. This outreach will take place in selected communities in Tamale from the 9th to the 16th of March 2024.
My encounters with him may have been brief, but the wisdom he shared remains etched in my heart. I've crossed paths with many who bear witness to his remarkable deeds. Today, on the occasion of his birthday, I am compelled to share the sacred guidance he imparted to me and the life-altering implications it holds for all of us.
This medical outreach in Keta will offer invaluable support to the community. We will provide free medical consultations and diagnoses, extend free eye and dental care services, and ensure that essential medicines are readily available to those in need. This initiative is a testament to the enduring impact of the life of Madam Florence Geshie Acolatse which she lived in faith and service.
