Ghana Mission Fund

We had a full day of driving! We left the mission house this morning at 5:30 and headed to Bolgatanga. It took longer than we expected because the road was terrible; it was full of potholes and in places it… Continue Reading →

Hi guys, this is Parker typing to everyone today. Hope y’all are doing great. To start off today we woke up about 8:30. We all got ready and went down to the Child Center to get it all set up and… Continue Reading →

What a wonderful time we have had so far!! Taylor, Parker, and I (Charity) set off for Ghana on Saturday morning. Our flight was early so we arrived at Huntsville Airport at 5:30 am. This was Parker’s first time to fly. He… Continue Reading →

There were no Yendi Notes last night because we were just making a short one-night trip to Accra to pick up our daughter Charity, and 2 of our grandsons, Taylor and Parker. We decided to travel as light as we could. Steve… Continue Reading →

My brother Paul is flying the “friendly skies” or maybe the not so friendly skies. He has a straight across flight so he should be sleeping in his own bed tonight. We just talked to Red, after he dropped Paul… Continue Reading →

It rained off and on all morning, and part of the afternoon. Fortunately, all the workers made it to work today! This afternoon the sun poked its head out so I washed another load of clothes. By the time that… Continue Reading →

My brother Paul left this morning at 6:00. I got up early enough to make Red, the driver, an egg sandwich. I also sent him 2 pieces of fried chicken and a couple sugared Cokes. Paul said that he did… Continue Reading →

It rained for hours and hours last night and this morning. The rain slacked off around 7:00 this morning just in time for Mr. Iddrisu to make it to work; then it started up again. Zorash had a meeting in… Continue Reading →

Paul and Red got up early this morning and headed back to Tamale. The air conditioner was not working in his truck and he did not want to make that long trip down to Accra without air! They also had… Continue Reading →

Plans were laid yesterday with Timothy Niligrini to leave the compound at 8am this morning so we could travel south to the village of Mpeasam. Kandie’s brother Paul had said he was going to go with us but this morning… Continue Reading →