Author TaylorsInGhana

Zorash and I had a plan to make soybean kabobs.  The soybeans are soaked then ground and turned into a very simple tofu.  The tofu is then cut into cubes, fried and soaked in a highly seasoned tomato sauce before… Continue Reading →

The light switch on the veranda just outside of our house would not come on.  Steve bought a new switch but could not figure out how to rewire it so that all the lights would come on at the same… Continue Reading →

We were so busy this morning that we only made it down to the Child Center for a few minutes.  Papa Zachariah; our old watchman is in line to contest for the Balogu chieftaincy.  Papa’s family has held the chieftaincy… Continue Reading →

We had success!  The mechanic got the air conditioning in the van fixed.  The part came in on the morning bus.  The mechanics started working on it at 6:00 this morning.  They had it finished at noon.   While they were working… Continue Reading →

We are spending the night in Tamale because the air conditioner repair man was not able to get the part he needed to fix the van’s AC here in Tamale.  It is coming from Accra on the overnight bus.  If… Continue Reading →

As I was pulling up to Timothy Niligrini’s house this morning I realized my lesson that I had drafted yesterday afternoon had been left at the house. Kandie quickly pulled out a sheet of paper and started transcribing the verses… Continue Reading →

The Kimchi is fermenting; I have to open it and stir it a couple times a day.  Right now it is pretty stinky!  I moved it to our bedroom because it is too hot in the kitchen for good fermentation. … Continue Reading →

Today was the monthly class for the evangelists and church leaders.  Steve said that 27 men attended the class and they reported that there were 10 baptisms and 5 restorations. After class Steve and Timothy laid out the fabric for… Continue Reading →

We made it back from Tamale before dark this evening which is always a blessing!  We only had partial success today.  We are going to have to go back on Monday to finish the rest of our business.  The lawyer… Continue Reading →

Mr. Iddrisu did not come to work today because they were having a PTA meeting at his children’s school.  Since he was not around to help in the Child Center we did not roast the grain for the weaning mix… Continue Reading →