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Divine was our first visitor of the morning.  Once again he is helping with the church registration.  This is a thankless job and we are so happy that Divine has taken over the oversight of this job.  It involves running… Continue Reading →

We thought that we were going to start the floor replacement project at Kulkpeni tomorrow but when Steve called Timothy this afternoon he found out that the men had finished chipping the cement out of the floor and had removed… Continue Reading →

It is 7:00 pm and we still have not had supper.  We took Dawda, the mason out to the Kulkpeni church property to give us an estimate on repairing the floors in some of the buildings.  We have some sort of big… Continue Reading →

Mr. Iddrisu came back to work this morning.  He said that he was sick yesterday with a cold and did not feel well enough to come to work.  We figure that he was just overly worried about his son.  If… Continue Reading →

Today we visited the congregation at Bakpaba. Since the road is good going south toward Bimbila it only took us about 20 minutes to get there. The congregation is in the process of building a new structure. They have it… Continue Reading →

The electricity is still driving us crazy.  The brown outs are terrible; they are off and on all day and night.  We have had to run the generator for as many as 16 hours a day which is very costly. … Continue Reading →

It was quiet in the compound today.  We spent an hour or so chasing a goat.  This is  a very sneaky goat.  He sits outside the gates and waits for an opportunity to dash into the compound.  We have no… Continue Reading →

At the beginning of the month we attended a seminar that was sponsored by The West Coast School of preaching in the southern part of Ghana in Takorida.   We also paid for Timothy Niligrini, Francis Waja and Divine Gamalan to… Continue Reading →

Mr. Iddrisu did not come to work today because one of his sons was sick and he had to take him to the hospital.  There are no real doctors’ offices here in Yendi.  If you need to see a doctor… Continue Reading →

Zorash was back at work this morning.  She had a fist full of medicine that the doctor had given her.  He said that he thought that it was her ulcer; he gave her two types of antibiotics which always make… Continue Reading →