Author TaylorsInGhana

We were so excited today when we found soft chewy caramels.  They are like Kraft caramels but they have been imported from somewhere; who cares where they originated from, we are just happy that they landed in Ghana, in Yendi,… Continue Reading →

This morning Zorash brought her cousin to the mission house.  He is much older than Zorash and he is in need of hip replacement surgery.  Zorash said that she was surprised when the doctors said that they could replace the… Continue Reading →

The price of everything in Ghana is skyrocketing!  I think that this is a problem all over the world, not just here in Ghana.  We have 2 big projects coming up; we are going to add another building to the… Continue Reading →

Hi folks! Timothy didn’t have to come into town this morning because we visited the Church at Nalongni located southwest of Kulkpeni.  This congregation has approximately 25 adult members so it’s not as big as the other congregations we have… Continue Reading →

My hands are hot!  I have been cutting up hot peppers.  I am going to try an experiment and see if I can get them to ferment like kraut and Kimchi.  I tried a bite of one and it was… Continue Reading →

Divine did not get back from Tamale yesterday until after I had gone to bed.  He was delayed because the Registrar General said that there were new forms that had to be paid for before they could complete the audits… Continue Reading →

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 →