Our Mission
The Beer-Sheba Project combines a sustainable agro-forestry program together with holistic training and an agricultural resource center for young Senegalese farmers.Special Projects
Construction Projects
We have a lot of construction activity going on at the moment. We are still short on some funding for the beef stable, but we have also begun some major construction on a water tower, a dormitory building and a training/classroom as part of the grant we have received from Samaritan's Purse. Your help in this area will be greatly appreciated.
Beef Cattle
Help us fatten some beef for income generation. Each animal costs us about $500 to purchase. For a more detailed brochure, click here. Thanks for your help.Our latest from Twitter....
- foundation being dug, bricks being made at 2 different sites on the project, this is exciting stuff. 08:55:28 PM January 24, 2012 from web
- anybody know how to build and install a wind-powered rope pump that we can use to draw water out of our basin? nice winter project!!! 04:54:11 PM January 20, 2012 from web
- spent the day with the leaders of YWAM/KIng's Kids from barcelona practicing FMNR in a neighboring village. http://t.co/rp8cjTpi 08:41:53 PM January 17, 2012 from web
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Partnership with Samaritan’s Purse Canada
It is with great pleasure that we officially announce that we have entered into a formal relationship with Samaritan's Purse Canada. We are excited for the commitment.... -
Construction of Beef Stable
For those that haven't followed the very latest developments on our Twitter feed, last week we began work on the construction of a beef stable that will house the animals for the cattle fattening project. This will..... -
Project Status
The Beer-Sheba Project is active on many fronts, and much more is about to begin. Momentum for the project in the past few months.....
Latest Updates
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Tradition Continues…Israeli Ambassador Visits Project
The new Israeli ambassador, His Excellency Dr. Eli Ben Tura, has followed in the footsteps of his predecessors by supporting The Beer-Sheba Project with his presence. The ambassador spent the morning of 17 November at the Project to gain an understanding of the vision as he viewed the different areas of interest within the [...] -
Church youth have work-day at Beer-Sheba (Video)
The Tabaski festival in Senegal is a big Muslim event, comparable in importance to our Christmas celebrations. Every family (or often every person who earns enough money to be able to afford it) buys a ram as a sacrifice for their sins. It is related to the story of Abraham sacrificing his son (for us [...] -
Woodstove launch at Sandiara Market – 29 Oct 2011
The Beer-Sheba Project in partnership with Peracod/FASEN has undertaken an extensive village tour in the Sandiara area, visiting women's groups to introduce the improved................... -
Minister from Central African Republic honours Beer-Sheba with visit
Worldwide connections led the Minister of the Interior of the Central African Republic, Josué Binoua, to take time in his schedule to visit Beer-Sheba and learn all about the vision of the project from Eric Toumieux....... -
Construction of Beef Stable
For those that haven't followed the very latest developments on our Twitter feed, last week we began work on the construction of a beef stable that will house the animals for the cattle fattening project. This will..... -
International Year of Forests 2011
2011 is the Year of Forests!!! Here is some interesting facts from........ -
Beer-Sheba case study published
The Beer-Sheba Project has been discussed and a detailed case study published in the Rockefeller Foundation’s “Impact Investing in West Africa”. You can download the report here. Beer-Sheba is mentioned on page 21 and then the case study is at Appendix C4. -
Calling Social Entrepreneurs (This project is now fully funded)
We are ready to start an exciting new venture at Beer-Sheba that will tie in nicely together with our forestry management program and our integration with the local communities........ -
First batch of charcoal production
Our first batch of charcoal at Beer-Sheba is well under way. It has been a very interesting process for myself to be involved with because to me....











