About Us
Sharing the gospel. Serving with purpose.
Sharing the message.
Serving the person.
A Christian ministry connecting gospel outreach, training, and practical care in Togo and French-speaking West Africa, with a published Houston contact address.
Our vision
The ministry describes a church in Togo prepared to send missionaries into the world. Evangelistic gatherings, teaching seminars, media outreach, new churches and Bible schools are part of that vision.
Our mission
To share the gospel with people in Togo and French-speaking West Africa, and equip Christians to carry that message into their communities. Its stated Christian mission also includes ministering to the sick.
Prayer and participation
The organization invites people to pray for Amoussou and the ministry, take part in its work, and develop ways to support it. A headquarters building is named as a support opportunity.
A ministry shaped by practical needs
The source describes concern for people needing food, clothing, disease prevention, medication, treatment for minor illnesses and injuries, and dressings. These are needs described in the ministry’s account, not a published clinical service guarantee.
Five named areas of ministry
| Involve · Apostolic | Go: identify opportunities for church and school planting. Network: build ministry partnerships. |
|---|---|
| Identify · Prophetic | Point: share field plans, ideas, skills and resources. Recognize: develop individual gifts and future pastors. |
| Impact · Evangelistic | Preach through crusades, media, outreach and camps. Provide orphan care, food, healthcare and medical supplies. |
| Impart · Pastorial | Train people through churches and Bible schools. Support new pastors and leaders. |
| Instruct · Teaching | Educate through Bible schools and adult training. Equip converts to teach and evangelize others. |
Published history
The account dates the ministry to October 1996 and describes early outreach crusades in rural town halls. It names Benin Republic, Ghana, Democratic Republic of Congo, France, Italy and the USA among places reached.
- Almost 1,000 decisions for Christ during the first 16 years — Historical source claim; not a current independently verified total.
- More than 80 mission workers — Undated source claim.
- Annual decisions printed as “over 500,” — The trailing comma appears in the original; the reporting year is unspecified.
- 60% of African pastors without formal training — An undated statement used to explain the training program; no underlying study is supplied.
- Seven churches in the biography and ministry descriptions; over 20 churches in four countries in a testimonial — These published counts differ; dates and definitions are not supplied.
A note about the source
The About page calls its strategy “four point” but displays five named areas. It also uses the name Amoussou Bonaventure. These source variations have not been silently reconciled.
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