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As soon as we woke up this morning I realized that we did not have the receipt from the medical exam that the doctor did on Steve yesterday.  The last time I remember seeing it was when we gave it… Continue Reading →

We left the mission house at 7:00 this morning.  Our friends at the Indian hotel were more than happy to let us leave the van in their care.  They even offered to drive us to the airport but we did… Continue Reading →

We spent almost 3 hours at the bank today trying to pay for our Non-Citizen’s Card.  They had some sort of a number system but somehow people kept getting in front of us with no number.  I can see if… Continue Reading →

Well, we are back in Yendi.  It has been quite the journey getting here this time.  Ghana opened her border for air traffic on the first of September.   Originally we thought that we would wait for Ghana’s Covid numbers to… Continue Reading →

The Lord helped us get our PCR Coronavirus results on time; both were negative.  We just finished having a meal with our kids and grandchildren.  Now we are trying to get ready for bed. It is important that we get… Continue Reading →

Ghana has opened her borders; we were able to get tickets to fly out on the 25th of September.  We are a little apprehensive about going back.  Ghana’s Covid-19 numbers have greatly improved and the numbers in Alabama are going down. … Continue Reading →

August 8th, 2020 How Has the Coronavirus Affected the Congregations In the Yendi Area? The coronavirus has changed our everyday lives whether we live the United States or in another country.  Ghana is no exception.  As I write this report Ghana has 40,533 total cases of the coronavirus;… Continue Reading →

We are very thankful to be back in the United States. The first three weeks of March were very stressful; not knowing if we would be able to get a flight out of Ghana especially after they closed the borders… Continue Reading →

We got to the airport Saturday morning at 5:45 and a line of people had already formed.  We were surprised that so many people had beaten us there; there were probably 100 people in line ahead of us.  We stood in line… Continue Reading →

This afternoon we got an email from the American Embassy to let us know that they are sending in another chartered plane to take Americans out of Ghana.  The email said that we are on stand-by.  We are praying that… Continue Reading →