Category Yendi Notes

Just wanted to let you know that we have arrived safely in Ghana; we are at the hotel.  We had originally planned on flying up to Tamale tomorrow and drive over to Yendi but when we got to the airlines… Continue Reading →

This month was busy and exciting for us.  It was exciting because our son-in-law Marcus and our eldest grandson Taylor came to help us with the work.  Taylor’s visit made the 5th generation of our family to come and work in… Continue Reading →

We are sitting at the airport in Accra waiting to board the plane; we still have an hour or so before we board but we still have to go through a final security check.   After our worship service this morning… Continue Reading →

Since we had to come to Accra a couple days early to get the Covid test we decided to take advantage of the extra time here and to do a little sightseeing.  We went to the slave castle at Elima… Continue Reading →

We finally made it to Accra around 2:30 this afternoon.  We were slated to arrive at 12:00but our flight was delayed because of thunderstorms and rain.  We got to the airport in Tamale this morning at 8:30 so we had a… Continue Reading →

We made it safely to Tamale.  We had to come to Tamale today because we had paperwork that needed to be signed at the Registrar’s office.  We were finally able to use the signature stamps that we had the elders… Continue Reading →

We started the day running.  Kandie was up early doing laundry and I was getting the van checked out for our trip to Tamale tomorrow.  Timothy Niligrini called around 7am to tell me a church member’s mother had died; we talked as… Continue Reading →

We got up this morning at 4:00, left the mission house at 4:30 and got back to Yendi 15 hours later.  Today was the day we did some sightseeing and of course “shopping”!  We went up to Bolgatanga.  Bolgatanga is the last… Continue Reading →

Hello,     This is Marcus writing the Yendi Notes this evening.  Taylor got to work in the Child Center for the first time since getting to the mission house.  I believe they saw thirteen babies this morning.  Normally they will… Continue Reading →

It rained off and on last night with some sprinkles this morning accompanied by gray cloud cover.  Timothy Niligrini was to meet us here at the compound at 9am. He arrived at 9:10.  I suspected he wouldn’t be on time because the… Continue Reading →