In 1999, Dayo was introduced to Community Health Evangelism (CHE) and has since been a tireless and dedicated worker in training CHE skills and core values to the people of his country. One of his fellow co-leaders said of Dayo, “He eats, breathes, and constantly thinks about how to help Africa through the work of CHE.” As a CHE Facilitator, he has recruited and partially funded multiple trainers. He is highly respected and enjoys good relationships among community leaders. Even in Muslim villages, he is asked to speak about his love of Jesus. He has ushered many people into God’s Kingdom. He has trained in venues such as refugee camps, slums built on garbage heaps, and villages difficult to access. Dayo serves as the West Africa Regional Coordinator at Medical Ambassadors International and is the Chairman of Global CHE Network’s Representative Council.
Williams Adedayo Obaweya (Dayo)
West Africa Regional Coordinator Medical Ambassadors International and Chairman of Global CHE Network’s Representative Council
Talk(s):
Church planting and Multiplication using Community Health Evangelism/Education
The Church exists to fulfil its mandate to “Go into all the world to make disciples of all nations.” Over the years, many individuals, organizations, and churches have stepped up in this quest to accomplish our mandate. However, we continued to devise strategies to reach more people with the gospel. Community Health Evangelism is one such highly effective strategy, designed to help meet the needs of the whole person with the whole gospel, while engaging every area of life of a prospective Christ-follower. It seamlessly combines the physical, spiritual, social, and emotional aspect of man – as we “go” into the whole world.
