Inauguration of a building at Kégué Adventist Church in Lomé, Togo.

The President of the Eastern Sahel Union Mission, Pastor Assiénin Salomon, on Sunday 22 January 2017, inaugurated a four-room building at the Kégué Seventh-day Adventist Church in Lomé, Togo, in the presence of the Elders of the village, education representatives, administrators and departmental Directors of the Union, Togo Conference Officials, and pastors and several Church members.
This project that was initiated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church of Kégué, was completed through the support of M. Paulo De Araujo from Brazil. This four-room building is meant to serve as a professional training and practice center of pupils and adults of the community. To this regard, M. Kogbui TSEKUI, chief of the village, said that “this beautiful building will serve for the training of the people for our community. Thus, on behalf of the community, I would like to thank the initiators and the donor who put in all their efforts for the project to come through”. According to Maria Corea, representative of the donor who spent 4 months in Lomé supervising the project until its completion, “M. Paulo De Araujo is a passionate for evangelism and all that he desires is that this building should help making souls for the Lord”.
The building is built in the premises of the elementary school of the Kégué Church and will also serve for the training of pupils in computer science and many other activities.
Emmanuel Kra
Communication Directeur ESUM.