Category Yendi Notes

Steve finished the monthly report this afternoon so you should get a copy of that in a few days.  We were very busy at the end of last month and we forgot to send out the monthly report for August. … Continue Reading →

We woke to the sound of rain!  It rained most of the night and part of the morning.  It stopped around 9:00 am.  When we finished our walk, we headed out to Kulkpeni to talk to the mason and to talk… Continue Reading →

Today we traveled south to the Nanumba District to visit the church at Mpeasam. The sky was gray with clouds and it looked like it could rain but it didn’t. On our way, we stopped in Nakpa to deliver some… Continue Reading →

Steve printed 4 copies of the Social Welfare report; one will be sent into the Social Welfare department, one is to keep on file at the mission house, one will go to the elders at West Hobbs Street and one… Continue Reading →

We are so excited!  We have our passports back in our own hands!  What a relief!  We are so anxious when we are not sure where our passports are!  We knew the passports were somewhere between Tamale and Accra but… Continue Reading →

We got up earlier than normal this morning so we could leave for Tamale at 7:00.  We talked to the immigration officer yesterday and he said our passports would be here today.  They were to be delivered to the Tamale office. … Continue Reading →

We think we figured out why the mason did not work yesterday and said that the blocks were too heavy because of the rain.  They did not get the footer laid until late in the day and then it rained;… Continue Reading →

Timothy called this morning to tell us that the mason called to inform him that the crew would not be working this morning because it rained last night and the blocks were too wet to set.  Please!  Those blocks were… Continue Reading →

Yesterday someone tried to move the 2 big gates that we had set up to block the entrance to the property at Kulkpeni.  They also moved the boards that we set up to block the small entrance; someone is not… Continue Reading →

Today we traveled south to the village of Jakpumba.  It took about 45 minutes to reach our destination.  As we drove by the church building, we noticed there were not any people in it or around it so we decided… Continue Reading →