Author TaylorsInGhana

The immigrations officer called yesterday to let us know that our visas had been renewed and that our passports were ready to be picked up.   We were happy that they had finally been processed.  We wanted to go to Tamale… Continue Reading →

Yesterday, Sunday, when we took the Lord’s Supper we immediately noticed that something was wrong with the fruit of the vine.  I looked at Steve and Steve looked at me, I glanced over at Timothy and could see by his… Continue Reading →

Wow! Where did the month of September go? We didn’t have to travel far this morning to visit the small congregation at the village of Kulkpanga on the road to Kpamang.  It is a about a 20 minute drive northeast… Continue Reading →

We left the house as soon as we could this morning.  Osman came to spray the trees again.  We can’t stand the smell of the spray.  Soon Osman will start spraying only one time a month as a preventative measure… Continue Reading →

Several years ago Mary Stroud gave us a children’s book about the God Head.  It is an excellent book.  It explains the God Head by using an apple.  The skin is part of the apple but it is also separate;… Continue Reading →

We tried an experiment this morning.  We tried instant Fufu.  Fufu is sort of a dough ball made from boiled pounded yams.  Sometimes green plantain or coco yams are added.  Fufu is the national dish of Ghana.  Yesterday we stopped… Continue Reading →

Shaibu, the electrician was here at 7:00 this morning.  We told him to come early but we did not expect him to be here that early.  Steve hired him to put in a big security light at Kulkpeni on the… Continue Reading →

As soon as we got up this morning we started washing clothes.  The sun was out and we wanted to get them hung on the line as early as possible.  When we went out to hang up the first load… Continue Reading →

Abdulai Fusheni sent his son to the mission house to let us know that he had some yams for us.  Whenever he sends a message with a gift attached we know that he needs something.  We have been helping Abdulai… Continue Reading →

I was beginning to think we were going to be late getting to our destination this morning. The reason we were running late was because the man who is helping Iddrisu get his motorcycle registered came this morning at 8:10… Continue Reading →