Ghana Mission Fund

Welcome to the trifecta of ordeals in Ghana. Hot, hot, and hotter. An overcast day turned into a slow bake with the promise of rain but no relief. This morning was cooler with the overnight rain, but by 10 or 11… Continue Reading →

Well, it’s me again. Happy to volunteer for another round of recap of the day’s recording. The schedule for today was virtually the same as yesterday: child center in the morning and VBS in the afternoon at Yowando village. Today’s… Continue Reading →

Well, here we go. By order of the second highest ranking official in the Child Development Center of Yendi, Ghana (aka. Kandie Taylor, sorry Steve) I have been volunteered (more like voluntold) to do the notes for today so Kandie… Continue Reading →

Kandie and I were up at 6:30 this morning so we could have breakfast on the table by 7:30. This morning’s breakfast consisted of French toast with chicken spam along with coffee and juice. It seems our guests were able… Continue Reading →

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 →