Category Yendi Notes

Hello it’s me again, Taylor. I am once again writing the Yendi Notes. Not a whole lot has happened today. We woke up and then we ate breakfast. After we cleaned up the kitchen, dad, Kandie, and me all worked… Continue Reading →

This morning the evangelists and church leaders came in for the monthly classes.  Steve got a break from teaching because Marcus and Taylor took care of both sessions today.  Taylor presented the children’s class material and told the story of… Continue Reading →

Good evening,      My son (Taylor) wrote the Yendi notes last night so I guess it’s my turn to give it a go.  For those of you who may not know me, my name is Marcus Holladay and I’m Steve… Continue Reading →

Tonight our grandson Taylor is going to write the Yendi Notes.  We thought you might like to have a fresh perspective on Ghana. Hello this is Taylor Holladay. I’m Kandie and Steve’s oldest grandson, and this is what has happened… Continue Reading →

Marcus and Taylor arrived safely and on time this afternoon.  It took them about an hour to get the Covid rapid test, collect their luggage and get through customs.  They only made them open one of their tubs which is… Continue Reading →

We are in Accra.  We flew in this afternoon.  We decided to fly down today because we did not want to risk the plane  being late tomorrow and not being at the airport when Marcus and Taylor arrive.  We had… Continue Reading →

We went to Sobobito to worship today. This village is south west of Kulkpeni about 15 miles. Timothy got a day off from riding his motorcycle to the mission house since we had to pass right by his house to… Continue Reading →

Today was the day that we decided to distribute the firewood that we have been working with for the past 3 weeks.  The only workers that were here today were Mr. Iddrisu, Zorash and Nazo but we divided the wood… Continue Reading →

Red, the part time driver, stopped by this afternoon.  Steve had asked him to come because we need to nail down our plans for our trip to Accra next week to pick up our grandson Taylor and son-in-law Marcus.  Red… Continue Reading →

As we drove around town today we could not help but check out the street names that were assigned to other people.  The names included Shovel, Shallot, Shea, Soya and Shipper; I guess that Shovel and Bean are not so… Continue Reading →