We had a good visit with the congregation at Bungbali today; we being Kandie, Timothy Niligrini, and yours truly. It was extra special because we also had the visiting congregation from Tumbu attending the worship service. Bungbali and Tumbu are… Continue Reading →
Nazo finished painting the building at Kulkpeni. He ran out of paint and could not finish all the trim on the building that we put new doors in but that is ok because before the seminar at the end of… Continue Reading →
When we took Nazo, the day man / painter, out to Kulkpeni this morning we also took the battery powered chain saw, the window and door locks, screws and drill. While we were there we cut all the branches off… Continue Reading →
At 7:00 this morning we loaded up the pickup with Nazo, the day man / painter, the ladder, paint, water, and Nazo’s bicycle and headed out to Kulkpeni to show Nazo exactly what we wanted painted. Nazo is sort of… Continue Reading →
Steve just got off the phone with Bill Irby, the preacher at West Hobbs Street in Athens. Bill has been here a couple times. He asked Steve what we were having for supper. He was pleasantly surprised when Steve told… Continue Reading →
Forty-six children passed through the Child Center this morning. Most of them were fine. One of the mothers with a hair lipped baby came back this morning. We encouraged her once again to get the baby registered for surgery. We… Continue Reading →
Divine came to the mission house this morning and brought the chief from Kpamang with him. The chief brought a dozen guinea eggs to us as a gift in appreciation for all we have done for the village in getting… Continue Reading →
I was talking on the phone with Timothy Niligrini on Friday and he told me we would have to take a different route to the village of Wadiig today. He went on to explain that due to the heavy rain… Continue Reading →
We got up about an hour earlier than we normally do so we could get outside and get started before the sun got too hot. We decided to walk the fence (cement wall) and re-hang the razor wire. People are… Continue Reading →
We got a good rain last night! Praise the Lord! It was wonderful! In the middle of the night the temperature dropped to 71 degrees. The only problem was that the electricity was off all night; not exactly sure why. … Continue Reading →
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