CREM House of Provision • Liberia

CREM Missionary Guesthouse
& Retreat Center

A Home Away From Home for Those Serving the Kingdom

RestRefreshReconnectReturn to the Mission

About the project

Hospitality shaped by a history of welcome.

For many years, the Cooper family property in Liberia has welcomed missionaries, ministry leaders, church delegates, family members, and guests visiting in service of the Gospel. That history of hospitality now forms the foundation of a larger ministry vision.

Christ Relief Evangelistic Mission Inc. plans to transform the existing family property into a structured missionary hospitality ministry: a safe, welcoming, and spiritually encouraging place where those serving the Kingdom can rest, refresh, reconnect, and prepare to return to their mission.

The project is currently in its development stage. The images and descriptions below communicate CREM’s proposed direction; final design, amenities, timelines, and operating arrangements will depend on funding, construction requirements, and approved project plans.

From vision to reality

The completed main house and CREM’s vision for the entire property.

The existing family property in Liberia planned for the CREM Missionary Guesthouse and Retreat Center — The existing property in Liberia—the starting point for the CREM Missionary Guesthouse & Retreat Center development.

Completed main house for the CREM Missionary Guesthouse and Retreat Center in Liberia — The completed main house for the CREM Missionary Guesthouse & Retreat Center—the central welcome and hospitality space for the proposed ministry property.

Architectural concept showing three proposed townhouse-style guest bungalows — Concept rendering of three proposed townhouse-style bungalows designed to provide additional private accommodations for missionaries, ministry leaders, and guests.

Floor plan for the three proposed guest bungalows, each with a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and living area, and covered porch — Proposed floor plan illustrating three self-contained bungalow units. Each unit includes a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and living area, and covered front porch. Final plans remain subject to professional review and approval.

Proposed site plan for the complete CREM Missionary Guesthouse and Retreat Center property, showing the main house, three bungalows, miniature golf course, vegetable garden, water tower, septic area, gate, and landscaped grounds — Concept site plan showing how the entire property is envisioned when completed, including the main house, three bungalow accommodations, miniature golf course, vegetable garden, water tower, septic area, main gate, walkways, and landscaped grounds. Final construction details may vary.

Planned guesthouse experience

Proposed Amenities & Services

Subject to final design, funding, construction, and operating policies, CREM envisions a practical and peaceful setting that supports rest, fellowship, ministry preparation, and longer-term mission service.

Furnished, air-conditioned guest suites
Breakfast service
Wi-Fi access
In-room refrigerators and television
Christian resource library
Mini conference and meeting room
Airport shuttle and local transportation
Landscaped recreation and reflection areas
18-hole miniature golf course
Vegetable garden
Additional planned bungalow-style accommodations
Outdoor gathering and prayer spaces

Project supervisor

Mrs. Marilyn G. Freeman

Project Supervisor | CREM Missionary Guesthouse – Liberia

Mrs. Marilyn G. Freeman brings extensive administrative and organizational experience to her role as CREM Missionary Guesthouse Project Supervisor. Her professional background includes service as General Services Secretary with the U.S. Embassy in Monrovia and Administrative Assistant with the Liberia National Housing Authority.

In her current role, Mrs. Freeman provides local oversight for the developing Guesthouse project, helps coordinate property care and project activities, supports communication with CREM leadership, and assists with the responsible stewardship of the property as the vision moves toward implementation.

Her knowledge of administration, local systems, and community relationships provides valuable support as CREM develops a safe, welcoming, and well-managed place of hospitality for missionaries, ministry leaders, and Christian guests.

Partner with the project

Help Us Transform the Vision

The property is here. The vision is clear.

Now we are inviting churches, ministries, individuals, businesses, and friends of missions to partner with CREM as we transform this property into a home away from home for those serving the Kingdom.

Partners can assist through financial gifts, construction and renovation materials, furnishings, appliances, equipment, professional services, landscaping, transportation support, and prayer.

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