Dosseh Takpale is superintendent of the Togo Provisional Annual Conference. As an international missionary, he also assists in supervising four other countries: Guinea, Ivory Coast, Guinea Bissau and Mali. In addition, Dosseh serves as the regional administrative assistant for the area director and the director of the Wesley Missionary Institute. Pastor Dosseh is currently exploring expansion into Burkina Faso.
Wife: Flora
Children: Elisha, Elvira
Pray For
- safety and effectiveness in all ministry travel
- effectiveness in shaping the church’s spiritual development in all five countries he serves
- wisdom, resourcefulness and God’s presence in all his work with the Wesley Missionary Institute
- the presence and peace of the Lord as his family faces time apart from one another
- daughter Elisha, studying in the U.S., and younger daughter Elvira at home in Togo with her parents
Lord, Here I Am!
“Moses saw that though the bush was on fire it did not burn up. So Moses thought, ‘I will go over and see this strange sight — why the bush does not burn up.’ When the Lord saw that he had gone over to look, God called to him from within the bush, ‘Moses! Moses!’ And...
Power and Potential in Community
Picture a circle of young Togolese women. They are gathered for the Thrive/Wunders training. Yvonne, the Thrive Kenya leader conducting the training, said, “OK, pretend you are a teacher … and ‘you,’ you are an Auntie from church. Bella, pretend you are the nurse.”...
Finding the Open Door
Mamoud Koroma is his name. He joined us after serving with another church. The pastor of this church had died, and young Koroma was unsure what he should do next. He started praying. Then he met Pastor Emmanuel Mbawa. Mbawa had returned to Sierra Leone after years of...
Ask Around
When looking for informal input from others, we “ask around.” What would you think if, at your baptismal service, your pastor “asked around” regarding whether your life had changed? That is just what happened recently in Mali. I was making a regular missionary visit...