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We arrived in Ghana this morning.  We had an uneventful flight which is always a blessing.  We will fly up to Tamale on Thursday.  We have some business that we need to do while we are in Accra.  It is… Continue Reading →

Zorash was not able to come to work again today because she was still in Tamale.  Sometimes after the funeral is over someone from the family has to go around to the important family heads and thank them for coming! … Continue Reading →

We went to the auditors this afternoon.  We successfully turned in the documents and signed the paperwork.  Almost every year they require something new.  This year they changed the forms and instead of requiring 2 signatures they had places for… Continue Reading →

Our brains are fried!  We have been working on the audit for the Child Center all afternoon!  The only saving grace is that we have worked on it every month so most of the receipts have been entered.  Today we… Continue Reading →

It was 9:20 this morning when Timothy rolled in on his motorcycle. I was beginning to think he had trouble with his vehicle. We were scheduled to visit the village of Kpamang where Brother Divine lives.  I think Timothy was… Continue Reading →

The seminar is now a memory!  We are exhausted!  We should sleep well tonight!  Over all we had a very good seminar; of course with any event that is this big there will be a few hiccups!  This morning when… Continue Reading →

Today is our oldest son Aaron’s birthday.  Missing these special days is one of the hard parts of sitting in the middle of West Africa.  We will have a party when we get back home. This evening after Steve finished… Continue Reading →

Today was a rough day!  I made 5 or 6 trips back to the mission house for one thing or the other this morning.  The last trip I made was to get more name tags for the guys that were… Continue Reading →

What a busy, busy day!  We got up early this morning because we had to be at the village of Bakpaba at 7:00 to pick up the hog that we bought for the seminar.  They were supposed to have the… Continue Reading →

Sister Rita, Timothy’s wife, has a garden in Jagrido attached to Timothy’s farm.  She planted tomatoes.  A couple times she gave us ripe tomatoes.  On Sunday we told Timothy that we eat the tomatoes green as well as ripe.  He… Continue Reading →