We are back in Yendi; the Clarks are with us! They arrived in Accra this morning ahead of schedule; it is nice when a plane comes in earlier than expected. Their plane landed around 6:30 a.m. We are proud to announce they… Continue Reading →
We are in Accra awaiting the arrival of our friends, Jim and Pam Clark. Steve is keeping track of their progress on “Flight Aware”. He said that they just landed at JFK Airport. They have been sending us updates on… Continue Reading →
Red and his helper came this morning with the poles for the monkey enclosure. This time he did not bring the poles on a motorcycle; he hired a motor king to bring them all at one time. Well, I guess… Continue Reading →
WE GOT RAIN! We got a good rain. We got a tiny rain last night but this afternoon about 3:00 it started raining heavily and it rained for about an hour. Maybe the temperatures will cool down for the next couple of… Continue Reading →
We fully expected to see Red today with the poles for the monkey house but he did not show up. Maybe he will be here tomorrow. Ours is not the only job he is doing. He also hauls gravel and… Continue Reading →
Kandie, Timothy Niligrini, and I were in the pickup and on the road this morning at 6:30. Our destination was three hours away up north near Chereponi where Nana Bekum, the evangelist, lives and works. This trip usually is a… Continue Reading →
Red, our part time driver / welder, asked if we could help with the medical bills of one of his friends. We are not exactly sure who this man is but he was working under a big cargo carrying truck…. Continue Reading →
Red and one of his helpers came to the mission house this morning; they were on a motorcycle. Red was driving and his helper was carrying a 4 inch 25-foot-long metal pole. Talk about dangerous! The pole was one of… Continue Reading →
Timothy stopped by first thing this morning so we could finalize the schedule for the time that Jim and Pam Clark will be here. We want to visit as many churches as possible while they are here. The schedule is… Continue Reading →
Meri, Amama and I started cleaning the apartment this morning. Steve helped them get a head start on the cleaning by vacuuming the floors, window sill and doors. We will have to clean it twice; today’s cleaning was the deep… Continue Reading →
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