Category Yendi Notes

First thing this morning we went out to Kulkpeni to block off the opening on the east side of the church property.  The people are still passing through the property by foot, bicycle and motorcycle.  Yesterday someone on a bicycle… Continue Reading →

The wall is coming along very well!  When we went out at lunch time the mason had already laid 350 blocks.  We are a bit concerned because he did not follow our directions; we told him because the rain was… Continue Reading →

As soon as we finished our walk, we headed to the hardware store and bought a stick of 4-inch drain pipe.  The mason is going to need it to put in the wall to allow the run off rain water… Continue Reading →

This morning Steve attended the continuing education class at the hospital; it was about pain in children.  It is definitely something that the nurses need to know about, especially here in Ghana; it is almost like they don’t believe the… Continue Reading →

After the Child Center closed we took the rice to the school and presented it to the head master (that is what the British call the principal).  Major is the name of the guy that runs the school.  He has… Continue Reading →

We have been helping a boy that was born without elbows; anyway, that is the way the doctor described it.  We sent him to several hospitals for evaluation to see if they could do surgery or braces or anything to… Continue Reading →

At least we didn’t have a vehicle problem today for our visit to Jomani ; a village located east of Yendi. In fact, this village is on the same road we have traveled the last three Sundays. The sky was… Continue Reading →

It rained most of the night and it rained several times today.  Donkey said that the rain was so heavy last night that the water got up into his house.  It has done that in past years and we have… Continue Reading →

We were up late last night.  We had our first ever “Zoom” meeting with one of the congregations that has been supporting us for years.  The whole process was very strange!  Steve had done a Zoom meeting during Covid with… Continue Reading →

We were seriously short-handed at the Child Center this morning.  Meri was the first to let us know she would not be coming to work at all today; 2 of her children were sick; the youngest one had a fever… Continue Reading →