Pastor Sika has developed a team working among a dozen pagan villages along the Benin border. In addition to sharing the Gospel, they help many orphans through the development of the Joseph Project. The first stage of this was started in early 2009 and includes growing crops to help supply much-needed food for the orphans who are currently being cared for in local village homes. In early 2011 the second stage was begun - that of constructing an orphanage compound to house the orphans and enable them to begin to raise small animals and more vegetables to help provide for themselves.
Pastor Sika directs the Prisons, Orphanages and Children's Ministries of Togo, which are based in the capital city of Lomé. He works closely with several other groups and ministries and has started several churches there.
In addition to visiting and ministering in local orphanages and schools, Pastor Sika often shares about the need for children's ministry with local churches of all denominations. He and some of his team have taught several training seminars and help develop many children's ministries around the city.
Pastor Sika and his team regularly visit prisons both in and around Lomé, sharing the Gospel, distributing bibles, ministering and even holding water baptisms. They also continue to visit and help prisoners after their release.
http://www.imofinc.org/page2.php?view=thumbnailList&category=4 Joseph Project in villages http://www.imofinc.org/page2.php?view=thumbnailList&category=1 Ministry in Togo's capital, Lome http://www.imofinc.org/page2.php?view=thumbnailList&category=3 Children's ministry http://www.imofinc.org/page2.php?view=thumbnailList&category=2 Prison ministry
