November 18, 2025 Kandie and Gina worked at the Child Center this morning while Steve and I went to Kulkpeni to do some work to prepare for the Seminar that starts on Thursday. On the way out, we had to stop… Continue Reading →
November 17, 2025 Kandie and I worked at the Child Center this morning. We saw about 35 babies. One grandmother came in with a set of twins who were only a few months old. They were adorable. Her daughter (the… Continue Reading →
November 16, 2025 Our day started off again with a fine breakfast at Kandie’s Cantina. After breakfast we headed out to have services with the brothers and sisters at the Sakpei Church of Christ which is east of Yendi. The… Continue Reading →
November 15, 2025 We were treated to some traditional Ghanaian breakfast foods this morning. We had koshi (a fritter made with black-eyed peas), roufban (a fried cornmeal ball, similar to a hushpuppy, but much larger), and bofruit (another fried bread… Continue Reading →
November 14, 2025 Before we went to the meeting location for our 7AMsafari, we stopped by the restaurant to order our breakfast so that it would be ready once we returned from safari. This saves us time and allows one to… Continue Reading →
November 13, 2025 Today we had an early start because we were traveling to Mole Game Preserve (past Tamale) which is about a 5-hour drive. On the way we picked up Timothy (a Ghanaian evangelist) to give him a ride… Continue Reading →
November 12, 2025 Today began with Perry and Kandie gathering all of the large cooking pots to prepare them for use at the seminar next week. Then they made a trip into Yendi to run errands this morning, and to… Continue Reading →
November 11, 2025 Today was another busy day. After breakfast, Kandie and I headed to the hardware store to pick up some supplies to put vent pipes on the new bathrooms at Kulkpeni where we will be conducting the seminar… Continue Reading →
Today was a very busy day. After breakfast, Perry and Kandie headed out to Kulkpeni to resolve some of the lingering construction issues with the new bathhouses and property wall. Steve and I worked at the Child Center. There was… Continue Reading →
We started today with a fine breakfast at the “Kandie Kantina” before heading to Niliyuundo Church of Christ. It is about a 45-minute drive south of Yendi. The road was really nice until we turned to take the trail to… Continue Reading →
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