Ghana Mission Fund

It rained almost all night! The rain stopped around 6:00 this morning. When we noticed that Donkey had not come to work today Steve called him to see where he was and to see if he was sick. He said… Continue Reading →

The monthly class was today. Yesterday evening Nana Bekum, the evangelist from the Chereponi district, called to say that he was on his way but he got sick and was having serious stomach distress. Steve told him to turn around… Continue Reading →

The masons came back today and they started removing the rubble from the back field! Mr. Iddrisu drove the motor king and we strategically placed the rubble in areas of the road that were washed out and had big potholes…. Continue Reading →

The masons started chinking the round houses this morning about 8:30. They have almost finished with both houses. They plan to finish everything before they go home. Everything is looking good. It has started to sprinkle so it looks like the… Continue Reading →

The lights have been on and off all day so my theory about them cutting the trees and improving our power situation is false! Steve found out that the men with the pole climbing gear were actually going house to… Continue Reading →

This morning when we went to town we met some of the guys from the electric company; they had on their hard hats and were carrying those things they put on their feet to climb the electric poles. We are… Continue Reading →

The electricity went off around 4am and I kept hoping it would turn back on but after waiting an hour I got fed up and started up the generator. Because we were worshipping at Kulkpeni this morning we didn’t get out of… Continue Reading →

We made several trips to town today. We were buying groceries and vegetables. The first time we were in town we forgot to get frozen chicken so we had to go back or Steve would have had to have a… Continue Reading →

We are back in Yendi. We got back at 5:30 this evening. We had enough time to unload the van before it was completely dark. We left the hotel this morning at 9:45. We landed in Tamale at 1:45. Our plane… Continue Reading →

We just got off the telephone with Zorash. She called to let us know that Adamu, the child that has been struggling with severe malnutrition, was admitted to the hospital a couple days with fever and diarrhea. They have been… Continue Reading →