Category Yendi Notes

Our taxi driver was here on time this morning which gives us hope for tomorrow morning when we have to leave at 5:30.  I told him that we would call him at 5:00 to be sure that he was up!  Don’t want to… Continue Reading →

Elliot, our taxi driver failed us this morning.  He was supposed to be here this morning at 8:30.  The program was to start at 9:00.  At 8:50 he still had not arrived so we walked down the lane to meet him on the… Continue Reading →

We got up far too early this morning!  Not too early to get to the airport on time but far too early for my enjoyment.  We got up at 5:30.  We did not know how long it would take at that… Continue Reading →

After worship this morning we left for Tamale Airport. Red drove us so he could bring the van back to Yendi.  We didn’t have any hiccups getting to the airport but the waiting area where we had to sit before… Continue Reading →

We spent most of the day trying to get all the documents copied that we will need for the renewal of our resident visa.  They need copies of our marriage license, birth certificates, passports, visas and non-citizen cards. That is… Continue Reading →

We are proud to announce that we did not make a trip to Tamale today!  Hurrah! Today was the monthly church leaders’ / evangelists’ class.  Steve said that 29 men attended the class today.  He said that today’s topic was… Continue Reading →

We sat in the Ghana Revenue Tax office this morning from 9:00 am until 12:15 pm.  All of our waiting paid off because we were able to get everything registered, a new file opened and we also got the tax clearance… Continue Reading →

We were so excited when we finally saw the documents we have been trying to get for the past year and eight months!  We scoured the documents to make sure that all the mistakes had been corrected and that the… Continue Reading →

We are spending the night in Tamale tonight because when we got to the Registrar General’s office this afternoon the documents were ready but they still had the Americans registered as Ghanaians.  Please!  The guy helping us said that the… Continue Reading →

Timothy Niligrini was able to get in contact with Brother Foster, a church leader at the Borido congregation, yesterday and he invited us to worship with them this morning. Borido is east of Yendi about 8-10 miles.  I would give… Continue Reading →