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Programs & Services

Our organization offers programs and services that support individuals from children to seniors, with a commitment to making a positive and lasting impact.

ACOH'S PYCHOSOCIAL & SOCCER PROGRAMS

Our Youth program aim is to support vulnerable youth between ages (8-26).

CHAM'S HEALTH CLUB

Our Health Club program provides students from 3rd to 9th grade with hands-on training in hygiene, diseases & preventions, medical terminologies, diagnosis, and types of treatments.

ACOH RADIO & TV PROGRAM

The Radio, Television, Media & Performing Arts Development Program promotes media production, cultural expression, and artistic excellence by supporting broadcasting, journalism, digital media, and performing arts as tools for education, cultural preservation, and community empowerment.

Old folks

Our Elderly program is endeavored to making sure vulnerable senior citizens are cared for and receiving supports to help prevent social abuse.

ACOH'S FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM

Our Hunger & Clothing program aims to provide essential support to the most vulnerable members of our communities.

CHAM'S FARMING GOD'S WAY PROGRAM

Farming God's Way

Our agricultural club combines sustainable agricultural practices with hunger prevention initiatives.

(Isaiah 28:24-26 NIV)

church renovation

Our faith-based mission is to cultivate thriving, supportive communities by establishing and equipping churches / faith-based organizations that nurture spiritual growth and advance physical well-being.

Immigration and Linguistic photo

The Program empowers immigrants and vulnerable populations through essential services, practical training, and critical resources. Through culturally responsive support, language access, and community-based education, we promote self-sufficiency, integration, and long-term stability—helping individuals and families navigate systems, access opportunities, and thrive.

 YOUTH & YOUNG ADULT PROGRAM

Psychosocial & Psychoactive | 

Rehabilitation & Re-entry Programs

Two Approach: Preventive and Treatment

Our program aims to support vulnerable youth (ages 8–26) in Montserrado, Grand Bassa, Rivercess, and parts of Lower Margibi and Montserrado Counties, aiming to foster strong moral values, self-esteem, and civic responsibility. Through social, educational, and sporting activities, such as soccer, basketball, volleyball, kickball, and scrabble, we engage young people, providing psychosocial support, substance abuse counseling, after-school programs, and computer literacy.

Counseling & Mentorship:
We offer mentorship, substance abuse counseling, de-traumatization, and reintegration services, guiding disadvantaged youth toward productive, fulfilling lives. By combining formal and informal education, our capacity-building program empowers children, adults, and the elderly to realize their potential and become responsible, engaged members of their communities.

Our hope builds and prevents war victims' youths from psychoactive drugs use and abuse
ACOH'S PYCHOSOCIAL & SOCCER PROGRAMS
ACOH'S PYCHOSOCIAL & SOCCER PROGRAMS
ACOH'S PYCHOSOCIAL & SOCCER PROGRAMS
ACOH'S PYCHOSOCIAL & SOCCER PROGRAMS
CHAM 'S SOCCER TEAM
ACOH'S PYCHOSOCIAL & SOCCER PROGRAMS
ACOH'S PYCHOSOCIAL & SOCCER PROGRAMS
Our hope builds us to build others
ACOH'S PYCHOSOCIAL & SOCCER PROGRAMS
Our hope builds us to impart others for greatness
ACOH'S PYCHOSOCIAL & SOCCER PROGRAMS

Psychosocial and Psychoactive Substance Program

Illicit Drug Abuse in Liberia: Overview and Response

Liberia faces a serious drug abuse crisis, affecting roughly 1 million of its 5 million citizens. About 20% of Liberian youth are involved in narcotics, with 4,000–6,000 frequenting open drug-use sites in Monrovia, including 10–20% women, mostly aged 32–36.

Key Challenges:

  • Youth Vulnerability: With 79% of the population aged 15–36, high unemployment and limited education make youth prone to drug use and crime.

  • Commonly Abused Substances: Marijuana (most prevalent), heroin, cocaine (“Italian white”), and synthetic drugs like Kush and amphetamines.

  • Drug Hubs: Monrovia alone has 866 ghettos serving as drug havens, contributing to social instability.

  • Mental Health and Trauma: Substance abuse exacerbates mental health disorders (affecting 10% of the population) and post-war trauma continues to drive addiction.

  • Policy and Enforcement Gaps: Liberia’s porous borders make it a drug transit country; post-war rehabilitation missed addressing addiction among former combatants.

Current Efforts:
The government has declared drugs a national health crisis, passed laws, and partnered with national and international organizations, though implementation remains limited. Civil society groups, such as Global Action for Sustainable Development (GASD), advocate for policy reform, rehabilitation, and youth programs.

ACOH/CHAM Initiative:
Abehinnyuen Community of Hope (ACOH), Inc. supports national and civil society efforts by providing integrated prevention and treatment programs. These aim to reduce vulnerability, improve self-image, and enable youths and adults affected by civil conflict to engage in psychosocial and economic activities.

ELDERLY (SENIOR CITIZENS) PROGRAM

The vulnerable Senior Citizens (elderly folks) program is aimed at endeavoring to make sure vulnerable elderly/old folks are loved and cared for, and to prevent them from the many abuses, including calling them names (“witches”, "witchcraft"), especially those who suffer from Alzheimer’s,  Parkinson's and dementia diseases. These diseases are foreign to the Liberians!

Our program is to assist with medical screening and awareness in:

  • High/low blood pressure, diabetes, malaria, typhoid fever, dementia, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's

  • De-traumatization

  • Assist with Homecare supports

  • Assist with food and clothing.​

Old folks program launching
Old folks program launching image

Projected Result

The full implementation of this program will reveal a community of changed and responsible old folks/senior citizens who will live a more like accurate lifestyle by transforming their communities as well. In this light, we will experience a reduced diseases, abuse & abandonment and death among our aged vulnerable population.

Target Population

This program is mainly intended for vulnerable old people between the ages of 65 through 100+.

We use folktales, recreations, feeding, medical screenings and self-esteem as a medium to rehabilitate the vulnerable old people. Together, we can give hope for a better future for our vulnerable old folks/senior citizens.

FAITH-BASED MINISTRY

Service and Training

ACOH, INC.  Mission

Our mission is to cultivate supportive and resilient communities by establishing, strengthening, and equipping churches and faith-based organizations that promote both spiritual and physical well-being. We seek to approach community development from a God-centered perspective while providing practical education and training in Liberia, recognizing and respecting shared values among Abrahamic and non-Abrahamic traditions.

We provide essential training for pastors, church leaders, ministry workers, and lay personnel, equipping them to serve with authenticity, integrity, knowledge, and effectiveness. Through radio broadcasting, social media, community engagement, and in-person programs, we extend our reach, share knowledge, strengthen relationships, and build sustainable community connections.

Abehinnyuen Community of Hope (ACOH), Inc. is committed to strengthening the capacity and skills of pastors and ministry workers in post-conflict, post-Ebola, and post-COVID-19 Liberia. Recognizing the need for comprehensive academic, pastoral, theological, and ministry training, ACOH collaborates with local and international faith-based institutions and community organizations to maximize resources, expand opportunities, and increase the long-term impact of its programs.

Strategic Partnerships and Collaboration

Abehinnyuen Community of Hope (ACOH), Inc. proudly partners with Grace Bible Faith Community Church of Liberia (GBFCCL), Salem Church NYC, Christ Evangelistic Liberation League (CELL), Massaley Foundation, Winning Way School for the Deaf, Inc., Mission Central, and Computer Ministry, among other community and faith-based partners.

Grace Bible Faith Community Church of Liberia and Salem Church NYC, organizations with which Solomon B. Reeves is affiliated, contribute to the collaborative decision-making, leadership, and overall operation and well-being of Abehinnyuen Community of Hope, Inc., consistent with their respective roles and organizational structures.

Through these partnerships, ACOH and its collaborating organizations deliver targeted training, educational, humanitarian, pastoral, and community-service programs designed to empower pastors, ministry workers, church leaders, and lay personnel. These collaborative efforts strengthen local capacity and contribute to the sustainability, effectiveness, and success of community initiatives.

Grace Bible Faith Community Church of Liberia, Inc., also known as Grace Bible Faith Church of Liberia, is a Christ-centered, Bible-believing, faith-based nonprofit Christian organization committed to proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ, making disciples, nurturing spiritual growth, equipping believers for Christian service, and demonstrating the love of God through compassionate humanitarian and community outreach.

 

Solomon B. Reeves, Founder and Chief Executive Director/Officer of Abehinnyuen Community of Hope (ACOH), Inc., is a founding member and General Overseer of Grace Bible Faith Community Church of Liberia, Inc.

Since the church's establishment, he has contributed significantly to its spiritual vision, leadership, administration, ministry development, and continuing commitment to advancing the Christian faith and serving communities.

He was commissioned as a Missionary in 1987 and, in October 2021, was selected by the church to serve as its General Overseer.

In this leadership capacity, he provides spiritual oversight and guidance while supporting the church's mission to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ, nurture spiritual growth, develop Christian leaders, strengthen families and communities, and extend God's love through service and humanitarian outreach.

History and Establishment

Grace Bible Faith Community Church of Liberia, Inc. was founded on March 22, 1987, and officially registered with the Government of Liberia on October 28, 1987.

The church was established to advance the Christian faith and provide a biblically grounded environment where individuals and families can worship God, grow in their relationship with Jesus Christ, develop Christian character, and discover and fulfill their God-given purpose.

Since its establishment, the church has remained committed to the teaching and practical application of the Holy Scriptures as the foundation for Christian faith, character, family life, service, leadership, and community development.

Through Christ-centered worship, biblical preaching and teaching, prayer, evangelism, discipleship, fellowship, and Christian education, the church seeks to strengthen believers and encourage them to live out their faith in their homes, workplaces, churches, and communities.

Ministry and Community Outreach

Grace Bible Faith Community Church recognizes that Christian ministry extends beyond the walls of the local congregation. Accordingly, the church seeks to respond to the spiritual, social, educational, economic, and humanitarian needs of individuals, families, children, youth, and vulnerable members of society.

Through humanitarian outreach and community-based initiatives, the church endeavors to demonstrate the practical love of Jesus Christ by supporting individuals and families experiencing hardship, poverty, displacement, and other challenges while contributing to the well-being, resilience, and sustainable development of the communities it serves.

The church seeks to minister to the whole person by combining spiritual care with practical service, education, leadership development, and compassionate community engagement.

Mission

The mission of Grace Bible Faith Community Church of Liberia, Inc. is to:

Proclaim Jesus Christ, make disciples, teach and apply the Word of God, equip believers for effective Christian service, and demonstrate God's love through compassionate humanitarian and community outreach.

Core Areas of Ministry

The church's ministry and community engagement encompass the following areas:

  • Evangelism and Gospel Outreach — Proclaiming the Good News of Jesus Christ and encouraging individuals to enter into a personal relationship with God through faith in Christ.

  • Worship and Prayer — Providing opportunities for believers to worship God, pray together, seek His guidance, and deepen their spiritual relationship with Him.

  • Biblical Teaching and Christian Education — Teaching the Holy Scriptures and helping believers develop a strong biblical foundation for Christian faith and daily living.

  • Discipleship and Spiritual Formation — Mentoring and equipping believers to grow in faith, develop Christian character, and become effective servants and witnesses for Christ.

  • Leadership and Ministry Development — Identifying, training, mentoring, and equipping members with the knowledge, skills, character, and spiritual maturity necessary for responsible Christian leadership and service.

  • Youth and Family Ministry — Strengthening families and investing in children and young people through biblical instruction, mentorship, education, positive development, and community engagement.

  • Humanitarian and Community Outreach — Responding to practical needs and extending compassionate assistance to individuals and families experiencing hardship, poverty, displacement, or other challenges.

  • Educational and Social Development — Supporting initiatives that promote education, personal development, self-reliance, economic empowerment, vocational skills, and the overall well-being of individuals and communities.

  • Christian Fellowship and Community Building — Fostering unity, mutual encouragement, accountability, cooperation, and constructive relationships among believers and within the broader community.

Commitment to Christian Service

Grace Bible Faith Community Church of Liberia, Inc. believes that authentic Christian faith should be expressed not only through worship and biblical knowledge but also through love, service, compassion, integrity, responsibility, and action.

The church therefore seeks to follow the example of Jesus Christ by ministering to the whole person and contributing positively to the spiritual, social, educational, economic, and physical well-being of the communities it serves.

Through its continuing ministry, Grace Bible Faith Community Church remains dedicated to raising faithful disciples of Christ, strengthening families, developing Christian leaders, supporting vulnerable populations, promoting education and self-reliance, and serving as a positive instrument for spiritual transformation and community development in Liberia and wherever God opens doors for ministry.

Our Commitment

Guided by the Word of God, empowered by faith, and motivated by the love of Christ, Grace Bible Faith Community Church of Liberia, Inc. remains committed to proclaiming the Gospel, making disciples, serving humanity, strengthening families and communities, developing Christian leaders, promoting education and self-reliance, and advancing the Kingdom of God.

Through faithful ministry, compassionate service, strategic partnerships, and community engagement, the church seeks to be a Christ-centered instrument of spiritual transformation, human development, hope, and lasting positive change in Liberia and beyond.

ACOH's church renovation
ACOH's Faith-based ceremony
The CEO with some students of Community of Hope Academy Mission
ACOH's Partnership with Grace Bible Faith Community Church
ACOH's Faith-based ceremony
ACOH's church renovation

HEALTH & AWARENESS CLUB

Healthcare Training & Community Wellness Program

Our program provides students from 3rd to 9th grade with hands-on training in hygiene, disease prevention, medical terminology, diagnosis, and treatment. We aim to improve health and wellness in underserved rural communities by equipping students and their families with essential knowledge for a healthier future.

We are committed to supporting at-risk individuals, including those with physical challenges and special needs. Through education, community engagement, and inclusive practices, we empower every member of our community to lead healthier lives.

Our services also includes:

  • Medical assistance for individuals or families unable to afford care

  • Health education and screenings for conditions such as high/low blood pressure, diabetes, dementia, Alzheimer’s, and Parkinson’s disease

  • Promotion of proper sanitation and hygiene practices

Community of Hope Academy Mission Health Club
Community of Hope Academy Mission Health Club
ACOH's Medical Assistance Service
ACOH's Medical Assistance Service
ACOH's Medical Assistance Service
ACOH's Medical Assistance Service

​Join us in making a meaningful impact and fostering a healthier, more inclusive future for all.

ACOH's Hot meals Service
ACOH's Hot meals Service

HUNGER & CLOTHING ASSISTANCE PROGRAM​

Our Hunger & Clothing Program is designed to provide essential support to the most vulnerable members of our community. Recognizing that access to basic needs such as food, clothing, and healthcare is a fundamental human right, this program focuses on offering immediate relief while also promoting long-term well-being.

ACOH's Hot meals Service
ACOH's Hot meals Service
ACOH's Hot meals Service
ACOH's Hot meals Service
ACOH's Food Service
ACOH's Food Service

Program Components:

  1. Food and Feeding Assistance

    • Provision of nutritious meals and food packages to individuals and families experiencing food insecurity.

    • Implementation of community feeding initiatives, including meal distribution at schools, shelters, and community centers.

    • Education on basic nutrition and healthy eating habits to ensure sustainable health improvements.

  2. Clothing and Footwear Support

    • Distribution of essential clothing, shoes, and seasonal apparel to those in need, particularly children, the elderly, and individuals living in extreme poverty.

    • Organizing clothing drives and donation campaigns to encourage community participation and resource sharing.

    • Providing guidance on maintaining clothing hygiene and care, supporting dignity and self-esteem.

  3. Health and Wellness Initiatives

    • Offering basic healthcare services, including check-ups, vaccinations, and health education for preventive care.

    • Partnering with local clinics and medical professionals to facilitate access to essential medicines and treatment for chronic conditions.

    • Promoting hygiene awareness through workshops, distribution of personal care items, and sanitation support to reduce illness and enhance overall wellness.

Impact Goals:
The program aims not only to address immediate physical needs but also to empower recipients toward self-reliance. By ensuring access to nutritious food, appropriate clothing, and basic healthcare, the Hunger & Clothing Program seeks to improve quality of life, reduce vulnerability, and foster a stronger, healthier, and more resilient community.

This initiative emphasizes compassion, inclusivity, and sustainability, reaching out to those most in need while encouraging community engagement and collective responsibility.​

Immigration & Linguistic Empowerment Program

ACOH'S IMMIGRATION SERVICE
Immigration and Linguistic Programs

Immigration & Linguistic Empowerment Program

Full Program Description

Program Overview

The Immigration & Linguistic Empowerment Program is designed to support immigrants and vulnerable populations in achieving stability, self-sufficiency, and successful community integration. The program provides culturally responsive services, language access support, education, advocacy, and workforce readiness resources to address systemic barriers that often prevent immigrants from thriving.

The program operates through a holistic service model that integrates immigration assistance, language development, workforce preparation, and social support services.

Program Goals

  1. Promote Self-Sufficiency
    Equip participants with the knowledge, skills, and resources needed to become economically and socially independent.

  2. Improve Language Access & Communication Skills
    Strengthen English proficiency and provide interpretation/translation services to reduce linguistic barriers.

  3. Enhance Legal & Civic Understanding
    Increase participants’ understanding of immigration processes, rights, responsibilities, and civic engagement.

  4. Strengthen Workforce Readiness
    Prepare participants for sustainable employment through training, job readiness workshops, and career navigation support.

  5. Increase Community Integration & Social Stability
    Foster confidence, belonging, and access to community-based services and institutions.

Core Services

1. Immigration Support Services

  • Immigration information sessions and referrals

  • Assistance with document preparation (non-legal administrative support where applicable)

  • Citizenship and naturalization preparation classes

  • Know-Your-Rights workshops

  • Referrals to accredited legal service providers

2. Language & Literacy Services

  • English as a Second Language (ESL) classes

  • Conversational English workshops

  • Literacy development for adults

  • Translation and interpretation support

  • Digital literacy training

3. Workforce Development & Economic Empowerment

  • Resume writing and interview preparation

  • Job search assistance

  • Career pathway counseling

  • Workplace communication skills training

  • Financial literacy workshops

  • Entrepreneurship guidance and small business support resources

4. Case Management & Social Support

  • Individual needs assessments

  • Personalized service plans

  • Referrals to housing, healthcare, education, and social services

  • Assistance accessing public benefits (where eligible)

  • Crisis intervention support

5. Civic & Community Engagement

  • Civic education workshops

  • Community leadership development

  • Cultural orientation sessions

  • Volunteer engagement opportunities

  • Community integration events

Target Population

  • Immigrants and refugees

  • Asylum seekers

  • Limited English proficient (LEP) individuals

  • Low-income immigrant families

  • Vulnerable individuals facing social, economic, or linguistic barriers

Expected Outcomes

Short-Term Outcomes

  • Increased knowledge of immigration processes and rights

  • Improved English language proficiency

  • Enhanced understanding of community systems

  • Increased access to essential services

Intermediate Outcomes

  • Increased employment or improved job placement

  • Greater confidence in navigating institutions

  • Improved financial management skills

  • Increased civic participation

Long-Term Outcomes

  • Economic stability and self-sufficiency

  • Successful integration into the broader community

  • Reduced social isolation

  • Stronger family and community resilience

Program Impact

By addressing both linguistic and systemic barriers, the Immigration & Linguistic Empowerment Program fosters dignity, independence, and long-term stability. The program strengthens individuals, families, and communities by ensuring equitable access to opportunity and support systems.

Agricultural Program

(​Farming God's Way)

 Our Agricultural Program (Farming God’s Way) teaches the importance of intentionality and divine guidance in all we do. Just as a farmer carefully prepares and levels the soil for optimal growth, we are called to cultivate our lives with purpose. Through God’s guidance, we learn to plant the right seeds, be it caraway, cumin, wheat, or barley (Isaiah 28:24–26 NIV), to yield a fruitful harvest.

The program combines sustainable agricultural practices with hunger prevention and balanced nutrient (diet) initiatives, sharing the Gospel of Love while empowering communities. We provide economic services that promote self-sufficiency, resilience, and hope. Join us in transforming lives and cultivating a future where both faith and farming flourish.​​​

CHAM'S FARMING GOD'S WAY PROGRAM
CHAM'S FARMING GOD'S WAY PROGRAM
CHAM'S FARMING GOD'S WAY PROGRAM

 

Organic Farming & Sustainable Agriculture Program

Program Overview

The Organic Farming & Sustainable Agriculture Program is designed to empower students and village farmers through practical, hands-on training in sustainable and environmentally responsible agricultural practices. The program focuses on the cultivation of rice, fruits, vegetables, and tropical root and tuber crops to enhance food security, improve nutrition, and promote economic self-reliance.

By integrating training with market support systems, the program not only builds agricultural skills but also strengthens income-generating opportunities for farming households.

Core Activities

  • Hands-On Agricultural Training:
    Provide practical instruction in organic farming techniques, including soil management, natural pest control, crop rotation, composting, and sustainable water use.

  • Rice Processing Support:
    Assist farmers with rice seed processing using rice milling equipment to improve product quality, reduce post-harvest losses, and increase market value.

  • Market & Purchasing Support:
    Purchase produce from participating farmers to:

    • Encourage consistent production

    • Improve household income

    • Promote balanced nutrition within the community

Target Population

  • Youth (18 years and older)

  • Adult men and women of farming age

  • Smallholder and village farmers

Projected Outcomes

The program seeks to:

  • Increase local food production and availability

  • Improve food security and nutrition

  • Reduce poverty through income generation

  • Strengthen community-level economic stability

  • Promote sustainable farming practices

  • Foster long-term agricultural self-sufficiency

By equipping individuals and families with the knowledge, tools, and market access to grow, consume, and sell their own food, the program contributes to sustainable livelihoods, improved health outcomes, and long-term community resilience.

ABEHINNYUEN COMMUNITY OF HOPE (ACOH) RADIO, TV, THEATRE ART & MEDIA

ACOH RADIO & TV PROGRAM

​Our Radio, TV, Theatre / Performance Arts, Media & Broadcasting 

The Radio, Television, Media & Performing Arts Development Program is a creative and educational initiative designed to promote professional media production, cultural expression, communication, and artistic excellence. The program supports the development of broadcasting, journalism, storytelling, digital media, and performing arts as tools for education, cultural preservation, and community empowerment.

This initiative seeks to train emerging media professionals, strengthen cultural identity, and expand opportunities for creative expression through radio broadcasting, television production, film, theater, and digital platforms.

Mission

To develop a new generation of media professionals, performers, and cultural storytellers while promoting education, social awareness, and the preservation of indigenous culture and language through broadcasting and performing arts.

Vision

To establish a leading center for media innovation, cultural storytelling, and performing arts that serves communities locally and internationally while preserving heritage and promoting creative excellence.

Core Objectives

1. Media Education and Training

Provide training and mentorship in modern media production and communication.

Training areas include:

  • Radio broadcasting and announcing

  • Television production

  • Journalism and news reporting

  • Documentary filmmaking

  • Audio production and podcasting

  • Script writing and storytelling

  • Media ethics and professional communication

2. Cultural Preservation

Promote indigenous culture through media and artistic performance.

Activities include:

  • Cultural storytelling programs

  • Indigenous language radio programs

  • Documentary recordings of traditional history

  • Cultural dance and music productions

  • Oral history preservation projects

3. Performing Arts Development

Encourage artistic creativity and performance as tools for education and cultural expression.

Program areas include:

  • Theater and drama productions

  • Cultural dance and music performance

  • Poetry and spoken word events

  • Stage and live performances

  • Community arts festivals

4. Community Media Broadcasting

Develop radio and television programs that address important social issues and community development.

Such as:

  • Educational programs

  • Youth development shows

  • Public service broadcasts

  • Health and social awareness programming

  • Religious and inspirational programming

5. Digital Media and Global Outreach

Utilize modern digital platforms to expand communication and audience reach.

This includes:

  • Online radio broadcasting

  • Podcast production

  • Web television programming

  • Social media broadcasting

  • Digital storytelling platforms

These tools help connect local communities with international audiences and diaspora communities worldwide.

Youth Empowerment Initiative

A key component of the program is the Youth Media and Arts Initiative, designed to provide young people with practical skills in media production and performing arts.

The initiative helps youth:

  • Develop creative talents

  • Build professional media skills

  • Gain leadership and communication abilities

  • Explore careers in broadcasting, film, and performance arts

Community Impact

Through media and performing arts, the program seeks to:

  • Strengthen cultural identity

  • Promote education and awareness

  • Encourage creativity and artistic talent

  • Support community dialogue and development

  • Provide professional opportunities in media industries

Long-Term Goals

The program aims to:

  • Establish community media centers

  • Develop professional media training institutes

  • Produce national and international media content

  • Promote African cultural heritage through media and performance arts

  • Create employment opportunities in the creative industry

ACOH RADIO​ & TV
Since 2018, ACOH FM Radio has faced significant challenges due to a lack of essential studio equipment, including a transmitter, computer, speakers, microphones, and antenna. Our previous amateur transmitter, that was a portable CD/cassette player, was damaged by a donated high power 12-volt battery. While we have leveraged social media to stay connected with our audience, unreliable electricity and internet access continue to hinder our rural community. Despite these obstacles, we remain committed to restoring the station and reconnecting with our listeners.

ACOH Theatre Arts
Theatre arts are a vital medium for sharing the Gospel of Love. Through visual storytelling, our performances convey messages of true, Godly living, inspiring audiences to embrace faith and positive values.

The Radio, TV, Theatre Arts, & Media

Description

This ministry leverages radio, TV, and theatre to reach communities that are otherwise difficult to access, providing Kingdom teachings, valuable information, and awareness to both rural and urban populations.

Projected Result
By fully implementing this program, communities will become more informed, responsible, and empowered to improve their lifestyles. Anticipated outcomes include reduced illiteracy, improved health, decreased crime, and a safer, more educated environment.

Target Population
The program serves the general population.

ABEHINNYUEN COMMUNITY OF HOPE (ACOH), INC.

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