We are so aggravated! We have been to the tax office 4 times today! We need a tax clearance certificate for the Child Center so that we can renew its license. In the past we have always written a letter… Continue Reading →
A malnourished orphan was brought to the Child Center by his grandmother. He was 1 year old and only weighed 5 kilos; which is 11 pounds. The child had the saggy baggy elephant type skin on his arms and legs. … Continue Reading →
6th November 2022 Yendi Notes We visited the Church that meets in the village of Nakpachee this morning. I am so thankful the road toward Bimbilla is complete. This is the road we traveled today. What used to take 45 minutes… Continue Reading →
We spent 5 hours in the market today! We decided that instead of money for a holiday gift for the workers we would rather give them some sort of food item. We thought that corn would be the best gift… Continue Reading →
Dawda, the mason, has finished the first phase of the building. I think that the lumber will arrive tomorrow, it will have to all be treated against termites and bugs before the carpenters can start to build the rafters. Red… Continue Reading →
We have worked on the books off and on today but we have not made much headway. There have just been too many distractions! The elderly man whose daughter was in a motorcycle accident a couple months ago came back… Continue Reading →
Zorash was back at work this morning; she said that by the time she got to Zabzugu her aunt had already been taken to the hospital and discharged. She said that she was doing much better. The naming ceremony for… Continue Reading →
Mr. Iddrisu’s wife is pregnant. I am not sure how many children this makes for him but it has to be number 6 or 7. I will ask Zorash tomorrow when she comes to work how many children he has. … Continue Reading →
We fulfilled our promise that we made last Sunday to visit the newly re-established Church that is located at Nandundo. Timothy didn’t have to come into town because we have to drive right by his house on the way. As… Continue Reading →
Red was supposed to haul gravel to fill the floors in the new building today but when he got to the site where they were loading the gravel he found out that overnight they had almost doubled the price. All… Continue Reading →
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