I have spent hours and hours today trying to find the problem with the books.  I even enlisted Steve’s help.  No matter how I figured them I came up 71 dollars short.  That is just too much of a discrepancy… Continue Reading →

The masons finished pouring the footer; did I mention that they are mixing all the cement by hand on the ground?  It is amazing how hard they work!  They also got the first 2 courses of blocks laid for each… Continue Reading →

Dawda, the mason appeared out of the “blue” this morning.  He said he had come to plot the building site.  We had not told him that we were ready for him to start the building project.  Evidently Red told him… Continue Reading →

We made another safe trip to and from Tamale.  We did not have too much to do today so we did not leave the mission house until 10:00 this morning and we got back at 3:30.  We were successful in getting… Continue Reading →

We went to Tamale again today.  We had to take the Tax Clearance Certificate to the Land’s Commission before it expired next month.  The lawyer that we were supposed to give it to was not around so we left it… Continue Reading →

Kandie was up bright and early this morning working on her quilt pieces while I got a few more zzzzzzz’s before rising.  I had the truck fueled and yesterday afternoon I got everything ready for our trip today.   We… Continue Reading →

We had a rather lazy day today!  I think it is nice just to have a day to laze around and do nothing of importance.   Nazo did not come to work today because he got word that his brother that… Continue Reading →

Abdulla, the guy that helps us with the vehicle registration came to the mission house this afternoon.  He needed help with his upcoming surgery.  He is going to have hemorrhoid surgery tomorrow.  The Health Insurance Scheme will not pay for… Continue Reading →

We finally got that Tax Clearance Certificate!  Can you imagine?  Well, guess what?  The Certificate expires in December!  Please!  The Ghana Revenue manager told Steve that he needed to hurry up and turn it in before it expires.  Now you… Continue Reading →

Our first visitor was Anthony, one of the men that completed the preacher training school in Tamale.  There has been a push from the churches in the southern part of Ghana to register all the churches under an umbrella with… Continue Reading →