Author TaylorsInGhana

I am still worrying about the baby that we saw being born yesterday.  The mother did not have a bed; only a thin plastic mat.  There was no baby bed.  No stock pile of diapers.  It is truly amazing that… Continue Reading →

Have you ever had one of those days when you try to plan and have anything in place but it still doesn’t prepare you for the unexpected?  Well, today was one of those days.   Timothy, Kandie , and I… Continue Reading →

Yesterday Steve noticed that there was something wrong with 3 of the teak trees.  It appears they have some sort of disease or maybe a parasite that is causing the bark to fall off and the leaves to turn brown. … Continue Reading →

I am late getting the notes written tonight because I forgot that today was Friday and that we have Friday evening Bible study.  We had to go to the back of the property to water the cement pillars on the… Continue Reading →

The mason got the roof on the well house fixed today.  Mr. Iddrisu and Nazo helped him again.  They have been enjoying getting the extra money for being the motor king driver and mason’s helpers.  It is sort of like… Continue Reading →

My brother Rick sent us an email to let us know that one of the men who work with him has a daughter that is presently in Ghana working with the Peace Corp.  Isn’t it a small world.  We corresponded… Continue Reading →

Oh! What a busy day!  Everything seemed to happen at once this morning!  Dawda, the mason came to start working on the wall.  We thought that all he was going to do today was make the forms for the pillars… Continue Reading →

Zorash was late for work this morning because her son Sherif was sick and she had to take him to the hospital.  He has malaria.  He usually does not respond very well to that anti-malaria medicine because it makes him… Continue Reading →

We were both up a few minutes after 6 am.  Our original plan was to visit the congregation at Bincheratanga today.  We ended up having some confusion about where we were to visit today and ended up going to visit… Continue Reading →

I’ll begin this month’s report by giving the information given to us at the evangelist/ church leader’s class for September.  The classes are always a highlight of the month.  We were happy that twenty-seven men were able to attend the… Continue Reading →