As anointed children of God, we should endeavour to engage in secular marketplace with BAM and yet be competitive with integrity as we display Christlikeness with business dealings.
Nigeria doesn't need more aid. It needs covenant cooperatives.
For 90 years — from the Cooperative Societies Ordinance of 1935 to Decree 90 of 1993 — Nigerians have trusted thrift cooperatives (ajo, esusu, adashe) to save, lend, and trade. Yet our farm markets still leak corruption, exploitation, and poverty.
TentMakers: Business as Mission in Farmers' Stores reveals how your thrift cooperative can become a Kingdom platform — where cassava, palm oil, honey and poultry fund schools, not just bellies.
Inside, you will discover:
• The BAM Farmers' Store Framework — How to turn an agricultural sales point into a discipleship, empowerment, and witness center
• The 7 PHECMCS Principles — Proven lessons from long-standing farmers' multipurpose cooperatives
• The RWCOFA Model — How women cassava farmers use fair trade to replace exploitation
• The Silverkuun Story — Honey as ministry, transparency as testimony
• Microloans that Disciple — ₦20,000 to ₦500,000 loans tied to character, not just collateral
• Build with Vision, Walk with Courage, Give with Impact — The tentmaker's three-fold calling
This book is written by a fellow thrift cooperative member in Nigeria who strongly believes in the workability of Business-as-Mission. The author is not yet a BAM practitioner, but a learner and researcher inviting you to practice what he is also learning to practice — competitiveness with Christlike integrity.
Case studies are illustrative public research profiles based on online public sources. The author is not affiliated with the cooperatives named. Based on Nigerian cooperative history — 1935 Ordinance & 1993 Decree. All financial figures are illustrative.
For: Pastors with business members, cooperative leaders, agribusiness entrepreneurs, Christian professionals tired of hiding faith at work, and anointed children of God ready to trade with integrity.
Nigeria's marketplace will not be transformed by sermons alone. It will be transformed by scales that don't cheat, palm oil that glows with integrity, and tents that disciple.
Welcome to TentMakers.
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