Category Yendi Notes

Not much to report today; we have spent the bulk of the day in our hotel room.  Steve started and finished the monthly report and I got it edited.  I had planned on entering the rest of the receipts in… Continue Reading →

We are in Accra.  We arrived this afternoon.  We had a good flight.  Since it is Sunday the traffic from the airport to the hotel / apartment was very light.  The place we stay has been built on a very… Continue Reading →

The seminar is history!  Steve said that the last count he heard was that 417 people were registered and that 35 congregations were represented.  The cooks prepared 2634 meals; that is just the number of meals that the registered people… Continue Reading →

Hope everyone had a happy turkey day yesterday!  I am sure that many of you are taking advantage of the black Friday sales.  The seminar is going very well.  This morning they said that 410 people had registered.  That is… Continue Reading →

The seminar got off to a slow start this morning but when we left this afternoon just before supper 350 people had been registered.  Timothy called a little while ago and said that they were going to run out of… Continue Reading →

The pigs arrived about 7:30.  They were raised at Divine’s village and he is the one that helped slaughter them and he brought them from the village to Kulkpeni in his motorking.  He said that he would have been here sooner… Continue Reading →

Today is our oldest son, Aaron’s birthday.  We almost always miss his birthday but we will make up for it when we get home!  We went to Tamale this morning to drop off the audit.  We thought that it was… Continue Reading →

It is 10:00pm and we just finished the Child Center’s audit!  Happy Day!  We have been working on it almost all day!  Our biggest problem was the exchange rate.  The rate has been going up so fast.  It is good for us… Continue Reading →

We were up early this morning gathering items that will be needed for the seminar that starts this Thursday. The week of the seminar is very hectic and having to have all the paperwork done by tomorrow for the Child Center… Continue Reading →

Amina, Nazo’s wife, came back this morning to continue washing stuff for the seminar.  When I was going through some things I found a full box of bouillon cubes; I adore bouillon cubes but these were shrimp and I am… Continue Reading →