ABOUT US
LABAN BIRYOMUMEISHO is the managing Director at Trades of New Hope. He has a well vast experience of working with marginalized and underprivileged people (widows, orphans, street children) since his high school up to date and has been able to lead teams of passionate harvesters from international community in Uganda to bring many people to Christ mostly those living in remote areas where most people don't or little know about Jesus. He holds a Master's Degree in Business Administration ( management) of Kabale University, a bachelors degree of Business administration from Uganda Christian University and has attained several a certificates in Leadership, Evangelism and Discipleship.
Dianah holds a bachelors degree in education (biology and chemistry), teaches in a public secondary school at Hornby Highschool. Founding director, New springs of hope prep school. She is a student of Masters in Bio-Chemistry at Mbarara University of Science and Technology in Uganda.
Dianah is married to Laban and they are based in Uganda with their three children ; they are involved in evangelism and development issues in south western Uganda, East Africa. Both enjoys time with their children, men and women, strategizing on how to build relationships in Families with children so as to win them for Christ. We welcome partners in categories of individuals, local and international churches and organization, companies that wish to foster the good news of JesusChrist in the rural communities in Uganda.
officiating a water well in the Batwa community (Right)
Laban below shares Gods word with highschool students beneficiaries below and right in the picture launching of a water well.
Laban, the M.D sharing the good news from the Bible with beneficiaries after receiving Covid-19 emergency relief food donations pictured below, July 2020
Matthew 25:35-40NIV; 35 For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, 36 I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me.
EVANGELISM AND FOOD DISTRIBUTION DURING COVID-19
MEDICAL CAMP OUTREACHES IN THE BATWA COMMUNITIES OF UGANDA