Author TaylorsInGhana

We went to Tamale today; we had to go to the Registrar General’s office.  We are still trying to get the 50 year lease on the mission property.  We made some headway this morning; well, anyway we paid some money… Continue Reading →

Our flight from the U.S. to Accra on the 9th-10thwas uneventful which is a blessing.  As soon as we deplaned the passengers were channeled to the area where the lab personnel took a rapid Covid 19 test.   A negative test… Continue Reading →

Steve is outside putting new seat covers on the green truck.  The truck is over 20 years old and this is its second set of seat covers.  Of course we have to bring the seat covers from the states.  There… Continue Reading →

Temp. 107, Heat Index 115 We visited the congregation at Bungbali today. Another small nearby congregation from Tombu joined us for worship.  It has been probably 2 years since we have been able to visit either of the congregations due… Continue Reading →

It was quite in the compound today so I took advantage of the reprieve and did some sewing on my quilt top.  I finished a top last week but I had so many blocks left over; I could not stand… Continue Reading →

Tichak, the watchman did not have any luck getting his brother’s son discharged from the hospital.  The staff at the hospital would not let them take him out of the hospital.  They still will not tell them what is wrong… Continue Reading →

We spent a good deal of the afternoon on the phone (on hold) waiting to talk to a real person.  It is time for me to sign up for Medicare and pick an alternative insurance plan.  I have repeatedly tried… Continue Reading →

Today was Yendi’s big market day.  Steve and I took Zorash with us to the market this morning because we wanted to try to find a full bag of dates to buy.  The people here love dried dates and we… Continue Reading →

Amama was not here today; she was helping cook for the funeral of the lady that died last week.  They will not only cook one time, they will cook breakfast, lunch and supper for the funeral day and then they… Continue Reading →

First thing this morning we went to town to buy paint and to send money to Timothy, the evangelist.  Timothy is going to go out to Emmanuel’s village to pay his respects to the family of Emmanuel.  They are having… Continue Reading →