Author TaylorsInGhana

Timothy Niligrini, the evangelist stopped by for a visit today.  He was on a mission.  He wanted to pick up his pay a few days early because the village he grew up in got a heavy rain on Friday and it is… Continue Reading →

We are back in Yendi. We got back around 4:00, at least this time we did not have to drive in the dark even though we followed the rain. Many of the little villages we passed through got lots of… Continue Reading →

We are sitting in a hotel in Tamale. Steve had to come to Tamale to renew his Ghanaian nurse’s license tomorrow so we decided to come over this afternoon and spend the night so we did not have to get… Continue Reading →

We had about given up hope that the roofers were going to come to work this morning but about 9:30 Abochi showed up. He said that they would come start the work. We thought that meant several men would come… Continue Reading →

My brother Paul left this morning headed to Sekondi-Takoradi.   He will not be returning to Yendi.  It always makes me a little jealous when visitors leave and head back to the states.  I always wish it was me that was going home so… Continue Reading →

Timothy and Matthew Unidon from Kulkpeni went with us to the village of Bitamando this morning. If you will remember last Yendi Market day we met several brethren from this Church and they asked us to come today. Kandie’s brother… Continue Reading →

The air conditioner man did not show up again today. Steve called him and he said that he was in the bus on his way to Yendi. He said that he would be able to come to the mission house… Continue Reading →

I woke up at 1:30 this morning with an idea!  We needed to go to Tamale to the bank today so we would have the money we needed to start work replacing the ceiling in the mission house that were damaged… Continue Reading →

The roof is on!!! What a happy day! The roofers finished shortly before noon this morning. Anyway, they thought they were finished but they had not flashed the chimney or one of the vent pipes that was coming out of… Continue Reading →

Yesterday Steve cut the metal flashing for the roofers, I had to do some of the cutting today because Steve had to go to the hospital to take a continuing education class to renew his Ghana nurses license. This afternoon… Continue Reading →