Ghana Mission Fund

We still haven’t heard anything about the green pickup so I took the red pickup to the bush this morning. Since it is the newest of all the vehicles I try not to take it if I can help it… Continue Reading →

After our walk this morning we packed some of the suitcases that we will take home.  Well, mostly I packed and Steve weighed.  You know that I am a determined packer!   I want to get every ounce that I can… Continue Reading →

Steve was gone for the bulk of the day.  The last Friday of the month is the busiest day of the month because that is the day the evangelists and church leaders come in for the monthly class.  He did… Continue Reading →

The doctor told Mr. Iddrisu that he could try a round of Prednisolone for his back pain.  No one has ever prescribed Prednisolone for him.  Our niece Lyndie is the one that suggested it.  We went to the pharmacy and… Continue Reading →

Two of the babies that went to Tamale came to the Center this morning to pick up the transport money that we promised them.  The doctor in Yendi thinks that one of them might have had a stroke and the… Continue Reading →

First thing this morning we went to town to Gomda’s (the mechanic) house to pick up the spare tire for the green truck.  When the guys were putting on the new tailgate and welding the frame they removed the spare… Continue Reading →

I worked on the computer most of the day!  It was boring work but work nonetheless.  Steve planned on opening the Child Center at 9:00 but he did not have an interpreter.  Zorash, Meri and Amama did not come to work today… Continue Reading →

Our friend Timothy Niligrini was at the compound at 9am this morning. Our destination today was to Duni, south of Yendi.  After finding some breakfast in Yendi for Timothy we drove on through the town 30 minutes to the village… Continue Reading →

The electricity was off most of the day yesterday and all night!  Donkey said that the electricity was off in the whole town.  He said that the only places he saw with electricity were those that had generators.  It is 6:00pm so… Continue Reading →

We went to town this morning to buy light bulbs and a few groceries.  We were rather annoyed when we went in the little store beside the hospital and saw that they had baby formula on their shelves, the same… Continue Reading →