AKANRAN MISSION OUTREACH REPORT
We give thanks to the Almighty God for the Success recorded in the Akanran Mission outreach. The outreach was held between Wednesdays 17th to 21st of March 2010. Despite the threat within and without the outreach turned out successfully.
About 37 current students took part in the outreach, about 6 students from Ogbomoso Satellite Campus and many Old students and other brethren from other churches around. Five tutors were around to supervise the programme.
FINANCE:-
We bless the name of God for His faithfulness in providing funds to run the programme. Apart from the money raised from the students levy, God also used some Children of God and churches who gave both material and financial support to the programme.
BREAK DOWN.
CLASS AMOUNT PAYABLE AMOUNT PAID TO BALANCE
200 LEVEL 26,000 24,000 1,500
100 LEVEL 32,000 28,000 3,200
B.M.T 18,000 11,400 6,600
Outside Donations 60, 000
Students Income 64, 000
Total 124, 000
Cash b/f 10, 000
Total income 134, 700
Total expenditure 134, 410
Balance 290
EXPENDITURE
Drugs 19,000
Food 32,200
Pure water 5,400
Transportation 25,750
Fuel 6,320
Stationery 3,750
Wiring/Lighting 14,250
Halogen 11, 000
Security 1, 900
Credit cards 2, 450
Beverages 2, 260
Miscellaneous 10, 130
Total 134, 410
ASSESSMENT
1. The turn-out was not as encouraging as expected.
2. The CAN members were very supportive.
3. Crusade location was not favourable enough for a good turn-out.
4. Many souls were won for God and they were handed over to the leaders of the churches in the town.
5. No casualty or failure whatsoever was recorded.
RECOMMENDATION
In view of these assertions, we humbly recommend that lamp stand should be constructed for the halogens. In subsequent outreaches, plans should be made ahead to source for more supports since it is clear from this report that money raised from students cannot be sufficient to solely rely upon.
Old students of the school should be carried along in subsequent planning of mission outreach.
Conclusion:- we pray that Almighty God will continue to strengthen the school and will take her to her promise land. Amen.
We give thanks to the Almighty God for the Success recorded in the Akanran Mission outreach. The outreach was held between Wednesdays 17th to 21st of March 2010. Despite the threat within and without the outreach turned out successfully.
About 37 current students took part in the outreach, about 6 students from Ogbomoso Satellite Campus and many Old students and other brethren from other churches around. Five tutors were around to supervise the programme.
FINANCE:-
We bless the name of God for His faithfulness in providing funds to run the programme. Apart from the money raised from the students levy, God also used some Children of God and churches who gave both material and financial support to the programme.
BREAK DOWN.
CLASS AMOUNT PAYABLE AMOUNT PAID TO BALANCE
200 LEVEL 26,000 24,000 1,500
100 LEVEL 32,000 28,000 3,200
B.M.T 18,000 11,400 6,600
Outside Donations 60, 000
Students Income 64, 000
Total 124, 000
Cash b/f 10, 000
Total income 134, 700
Total expenditure 134, 410
Balance 290
EXPENDITURE
Drugs 19,000
Food 32,200
Pure water 5,400
Transportation 25,750
Fuel 6,320
Stationery 3,750
Wiring/Lighting 14,250
Halogen 11, 000
Security 1, 900
Credit cards 2, 450
Beverages 2, 260
Miscellaneous 10, 130
Total 134, 410
ASSESSMENT
1. The turn-out was not as encouraging as expected.
2. The CAN members were very supportive.
3. Crusade location was not favourable enough for a good turn-out.
4. Many souls were won for God and they were handed over to the leaders of the churches in the town.
5. No casualty or failure whatsoever was recorded.
RECOMMENDATION
In view of these assertions, we humbly recommend that lamp stand should be constructed for the halogens. In subsequent outreaches, plans should be made ahead to source for more supports since it is clear from this report that money raised from students cannot be sufficient to solely rely upon.
Old students of the school should be carried along in subsequent planning of mission outreach.
Conclusion:- we pray that Almighty God will continue to strengthen the school and will take her to her promise land. Amen.
ORISUNMIBARE OUTREACH
12-15/08/2010
UNITS, HEADS AND MEMBERS
1. LAND BREAKER 2. TECHNICAL UNIT
a. Amoran Dayo – Leader [Power, Sound and Documentation]
b. John Adebowale a. Mathew Olatunde
c. Chibuke Nwimo b. Olowoofoyeku Daniel
d. Zeger Godwin c. Akinola Temitope
e. Bamgbola Sanu
f. Gbade Akinyemi 3. MINISTERS CONFERENCE
g. Sumola Olayemi a. Pastor Moses Adeneye- Preacher
h. Oyeleke Olanike b. Sister Shittu M.D- Interpreter
i. Atilola J. O c. Sister Aluko Folasade – Song leader
j. Olowoofoyeku Daniel d. Olowoofoyeku Daniel – Technical officer
e. Gbade Ogunniyi - Protocol
4. DIAGNOSIS 5. PHARMACY
a. Dr. Segun Falade a. Abigael Oladejo
b. Dr. Sunkanmi U C H b. MaryAdekanmbi
c. Pastor Timothy Idowu c. Olayemi Sunmola
d. Pastor S.T. Komolafe e. Adekemi Olabimi
6. VITAL SIGNS 7. REGISTRAR/WEIGH MEN
a. Aderoju Ajadi a. JumokeAyanlade
b. Nike Oyeleke b. Olaojo Nike
c. Mary Olurode
8. LABORATORY
a. Bro. Rotimi Sowemimo 9. PROTOCOL
b. Deola Arowolo a. Oladimeji Olukunle - Leader
c. Sola b. Amoran Dayo
c. John Adebowale d. Bamidele olusoji
10. WELFARE e. Bamigbola Saanu
a. Elizabeth Jesutoki – Leader
b. Olaitan Ruth
c. Makinde Motunrayo 12. CHILDREN UNIT
a. Mary Fatona - Leader
11. KITCHEN WORKERS b. Adeyemi Aramide
a. Elizabeth
b. All sisters. D. ALL CHILDREN MINISTERS
13 DELIVERANCE 15. HEALTH TALK
a. Pastor Moses Otusanya a. Eunice Yemi
b. Bro. Dixon
c. ALL PAST CAB STUDENTS c. Bro Rotimi Sowemimo
14. TIME KEEPERS
a. Atilola J. O
b. Amoran Dayo
16. COUNSELLING A 17. COUNSELLING B
a. Stephen Ajomole- Leader a. Pastor Wale Adeneye
b. Bola Ojo b. Abiodun Adebayo
c. Adesola Adebayo c. Olabisi Afolayan
d. Esther ijanniyi d. Rotimi Aikomo
e. Atilola J O e. Segun Peter
f. Akinola Temitope f. MosesOmokayode
g. Abimbola Olatunbi g. Omoniyi Emmanuel
h. Mary Adeleke h. Kayode Agboola
i. Oyefeso Morenikeji i. Issac Abiodun
j. Mogbonjubola Shittu k. Sesan Olukoya
k. Grace Ayobami l. Ochukwu
l. Akande David
m. Funmilayo Ayegbusi
n. Chibuke Nwimo 19. INTERPRETERS [MESSAGE]
Thur: Mogbonjubola Shittu
18. CRUSADE MINISTERS Fri. Abiodun Adebayo
Thur: Moses Adeneye Sat: Isaac Abiodun
Fri: Adewale Adeneye
Sat: Joseph Olajimi
21. VIGILANTE GROUP LEADER
21. INTERPRETERS [OTHERS] Thur:
Fri:
Thur: Abimbola Olatunbi Sat:
Fri:
Sat:
22. PRAISE LEADERS
Thur: Abimbola and Sist Sola
Fri: Abigael Oladejo and Aderoju Ajadi
Sat: Aluko and Kunle Dimeji
Thanks be to God Almighty for the successful outreach and to all our resource persons and to the entire student body. Thank you all.
OLUBI/ MAMU MISSION OUT-REACH
We worked together with the ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH OLUBI
We went there with about 85 Misionaries, also with Medical Team led by our brother ROTIMI SOWEMIMO of Ogun State College of Health Technology Ijebu Ilese via Ijebu Ode Ogun State Nigeria.
Technical man during Outside Crusade
REPORT ON MISSION OUTREACH TO VILLAGE, OLUYOLE LOCAL GOVERNMENT, OYO STATE HELD BETWEEN 12TH – 15TH AUGUST 2010
PREPARATIONS
Before the commencement of the outreach, the Institute delegates led by the School Rector, in person of Pastor Moses Adeleke Adencyc and Pastor Joseph Qlajimi met with the C.A.N leader in the village on two different occasions for adequate preparations.
Some of the issues raised and put in place include:
1. Clearance of the playing filed for the crusade and befitting the location for the clinic.
2. Accommodation for the brethren – where to sleep
3. Hand bills to be made available (1,000 copies to be made)
To God be the glory for the issues raised here were adequately prepared.
THE OUTREACH PERIOD: 12th – 14th August 2010
On Wednesday 11th August 2010, four brothers left for Orisumibare village at about 10.00am. Four other brethren (including two sisters) led by the Rector joined them to effectively provide a conducive atmosphere for the other brethren.
On Thursday 12th August 2010 the other brethren arrived with full enthusiasm to work for the Lord. On that particular day, there was a heavy downpour of ran. The brethren were soaked to their pants and still they were undaunted for as work continued.
On the 1st day the crusade suffered a setback of crowd due to the downpour though there was an opening message.
To God be the glory for on the other days the climate was favorable. There was large turn-up of people around Orisunmibare village. Souls won to the Kingdom were handed over to the Ministers of God living at Orisunmibare.
Sincere appreciation to all our lectures that were in attendance for their brotherly love and concern. Special greetings to the medical team from Ijebu-Ode under the leadership of our beloved brother Rotimi Sowemimo.
ATTENDANCE: About 80 brethren participated in the outreach.
The congregational attendance on the average was about 250 people including children.
FINANCE: The outreach was financed by the students’ populace of the Institute, and some students and brethren from other churches.
Breakdown:
CLASS
|
AMOUNT PAYABLE (#)
|
AMOUND PAID (#)
|
BALANCE
| |
ACL. 200 Level
|
19,800.00
|
19,800.00
| ||
ACL. 100 Level
|
44,000.00
|
35,900.00
|
8,100.00
| |
IN-COME (#)
OUTSIDE DONATIONS 13,760.00
STUDENTS IN-COME 55,700.00
TOTAL 69,460.00
EXPENDITURE (#)
Drugs 15,000.00
Food/Pure Water 28,600.00
Electrical 3,050.00
Transportation 7,070.00
Petrol 4,250.00
Stationary 2,500.00
Laboratory 14,000.00
Miscellaneous 1,500.00
Total 75,970.00
BALANCE (DEBT) #6,510.00
OBSERVATIONS
1. The CAN members were supportive
2. The evening crusade doesn’t end on time
3. Souls won for God were handed over to the leaders of the Church in the village.
4. Electrical equipments and Electronics didn’t function properly.
5. Welfare packages: more clothes should be made available.
RECOMMENDATIONS
1. In subsequent outreaches, the crusade should always start on time and either end earlier.
(This will enable people from to return back to their base promptly)
2. More efficient and powerful generating set should be made available.
3. Students should be more concerned about welfare packages. (Clothes, Shoes, e.t.c)
4. Other Missionaries bodies (both within and outside the country) support could be solicited for.
5. Students should be implored to have one of the souls won monitored for at least one month after
the exercise.
CONCLUSION
OLUBI/ MAMU MISSION OUT-REACH
We worked together with the ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH OLUBI
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| BRO. Rotimi Sowemimo and his Team |
HEALTH TALK
DURING MEDICAL OUT-REACH WE HAVE HEALTH TALK,
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| ELDERS AND PEOPLE OF MAMU/ OLUBI VILLAGES |
Also we do have outside crusade in the evening where many people gave their lives to Jesus
Technical man during Outside Crusade
SANUSI MISSION OUT-REACH
HEALTH TALK @ SANUSI MISSION OUT-REACH
DURING MEDICAL OUT-REACH WE HAVE HEALTH TALK,
TECHNICAL MAN @ SANUSI MISSION OUT-REACH
PRAISES AND WORSHIP @ SANUSI MISSION OUT-REACH
PRAISES AND WORSHIP @ SANUSI MISSION OUT-REACH
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