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Randy Togo is from Queensland and attended Worawa College, an Aboriginal school in Victoria. He also has heritage from Vanuatu.

Randy and Carolyn Adams were appointed Career Missionary to the West African nations of Togo and Benin in 1995. They were able to open up new works in the nations of Gabon and Niger in 2000 and in 2002 the Central African Republic. Also in 2002, the Adamses became Area Coordinator to French West Africa.

Randy and Carolyn Adams were appointed global missionaries in 1995 to the West African nations of Togo and Benin. They were able to open up new works in the nations of Gabon and Niger in 2000, and in 2002 the Central African Republic was opened.

Missions Spotlight -Randy & Jeannette Alderman - Togo "Jonas, a convert of our early years, came to me one day to say that he felt God calling him to be a pastor. He and our son JJ had grown up together and so after Bible Institute it was natural that he would go to the south of Togo and help JJ in starting churches in the Aneho area.

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2017年1月22日 · IMPORTANT NOTE: This article is part of a 12-chapter series on my trip to Africa: Togo was the fifth country of twelve African nations I visited in December of 2016. It’s best to read the chapters in order, as they build on one another. To see countries number one through four, please go HERE. It’s best to...

Born in 1957. Died on 22 Jan 2000. Buried in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.

Randy and Carolyn Adams were appointed global missionaries in 1995 to the West African nations of Togo and Benin. They were able to open up new works in the nations of Gabon and Niger in 2000, and in 2002 the Central African Republic was opened.

This video was made for Randy & Jeanette Alderman, Missionaries to Togo, West Africa. I saw a couple with a heart for the Togolese people, and a desire for them to know Christ. While serving in Africa, they desire to help fill the emptiness in the hearts of the people.