Category Yendi Notes

31st August 2018 Yendi Notes Today was the monthly class day.  Some of the brothers had a hard time getting to class because of the water.  A couple of them had to get in a canoe to cross the flooded… Continue Reading →

30th August 2018 Yendi Notes We spent most all day putting a file cabinet together!  Can you imagine?  All day, well it was really more like off and on all day!  I usually enjoy putting something together; I am the… Continue Reading →

28th August 2018 Yendi Notes Zorash, the receptionist for the Child Center was late coming to work this morning.  I never really figured out what she was doing but it had something to do with her little shea butter company. … Continue Reading →

  Mr. Iddrisu, one of the Child Center workers called and woke us up this morning.  He wanted to let us know that Abochi’s eldest brother died and they were making arrangements to go to the cemetery and open the… Continue Reading →

26th August 2018 Yendi Notes We forgot to tell you that yesterday evening one  of the brothers from Sobitito came to the mission house with an appeal for anti-snake venom medicine.  The victim was his 12 y.o. son.  The father… Continue Reading →

  It was tough leaving our kids and grandkids but then that is always the hardest part of this job!   I am homesick already! It has been raining steadily all day.  Red, the part time driver, said that the rains… Continue Reading →

I guess I was really jet-lagged last night when I dated the Notes for the 23rd and 24th since today is the 24th.  I meant to write “22nd and 23rd” but I hope you all will forgive me. This morning… Continue Reading →

We had a safe flight yesterday and arrived this morning in Accra about 10 minutes past eight. All of the luggage arrived with us as well so that is always a help. After going through Immigrations and Customs we were… Continue Reading →

We have been enjoying our family, friends and our time home.  We have had time to rest and recharge our batteries.  Our time home has flown by.  We enjoy getting to visit with congregations and individuals that contribute to our… Continue Reading →

We are now home in Athens. All three of our flights were uneventful and smooth.  It was great to see our children and grandchildren again! Before we left Accra I telephone Timothy Niligrini to bid him goodbye. He informed us… Continue Reading →