Category Yendi Notes

Meri didn’t come to work this morning. She called Mr. Iddrisu and told him her oldest son Aliu was having chest pains so she was taking him to the Yendi Hospital.  Aliu has Sickle Cell disease; I’m sure that is… Continue Reading →

We found a possible source for the water proofing sealing paint that we were unable to find the last 2 times we were in Tamale.  We took the can to the local hardware store in Yendi so we could show… Continue Reading →

The mother that has 3 albino children came to the Child Center again this morning.  She stops by every few weeks to pick up sunscreen for her children.  Her children are too old to come to the Child Center but… Continue Reading →

Steve forgot to tell you that I caused a stir again yesterday at worship service.  I had been eating a granola bar in the truck on the way to Jagrido.  I did not really like it; it was some sort… Continue Reading →

Last night I thought I had changed the alarm settings to 7am on my iPhone but my Ghanaian phone rang waking us up at 7:40am.  It was Timothy Niligrini calling to say we might need to leave a little early… Continue Reading →

I am the “King” of the month because I was the one that turned the calendar to the new month of April!  Steve almost always beats me to it but we got up so early this morning that the calendar… Continue Reading →

The mini seminar is over; it was a great success!  We found out all sorts of interesting things.  Divine, the evangelist from Kpamang was on hand to fill out the paper work for the men.  Many of the men find… Continue Reading →

We have been in Tamale most of the day.  We went over to pick up the brother from Sunyani that is holding the seminar for us tomorrow.  He came up on the large Metro Mass bus.  He did not arrive… Continue Reading →

The masons ran out of sea sand this morning.  I think they call it sea sand because they get it from the river.  When the dump trucks roll into Yendi the water is still draining out of the sand.   We… Continue Reading →

Red arrived safely in Yendi late in the night last night.  We were worried about him passing through Bimbila.  Bimbila has had a disturbance between the ruling families and the military has imposed a curfew on the town.  The military… Continue Reading →