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Dear friends of the North German Mission,

today you are receiving the November 2025 issue of the Newsletter, which will be published by the North German Mission (NM). 

In this issue, we introduce Akou Colette Boateng, a new South-North volunteer from Togo, and highlight several events in which NM is involved.

You will also find general information from Ghana and Togo and, of course, we will introduce you to the current project in the “Project of the month” series.

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LATEST INFORMATION

Impressions of a South-North Volunteer

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Worshiping Together

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Conference in Hamburg

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Seasonal and vegetarian dishes

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Film and Discussion on Voluntary Service Abroad

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Christmas-Market in Bremen Horn-Lehe

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Events in Oldenburg

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Global Responsibility

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Ghana Faces Growing Criticism

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27 Members

First Cabinet of Togo’s Fifth Republic

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Shift in Creditors Helps Ease Debt Service Burden

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Project of the Month

Education in Togo

Public schools in Togo often struggle with quality, so the Église Évangélique Presbytérienne du Togo (EEPT) has built its own school system. Since 2015, Pastor Luther Degbovi has overseen 112 kindergartens, 127 primary schools, and 17 secondary schools, including six high schools offering the national exam. He also coordinates schools from other Protestant churches in the country.

His work focuses on maintaining school buildings in the challenging climate and setting fair tuition fees that reflect local living standards. In addition, the EEPT has launched an environmental education program that trains teachers and raises awareness among thousands of students and their families.

Through this commitment, the EEPT provides children and young people across Togo with better opportunities for education and a brighter future.

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