Our son-in-law Marcus is going to come over in November and teach at this year’s seminar. We are very excited that he is coming. He is in the process of getting his visa and his immunizations. He only has to… Continue Reading →
Something was wrong with the horn on the old van. You cannot drive in Ghana if you do not have a horn! You need one to get the sheep, goats and chickens to move out of the road and to… Continue Reading →
Yendi health department has started a program to try to reduce the number of cases of malaria in our area. The volunteers are distributing the anti-malaria drugs to the communities in Yendi. We don’t know much about the medicine or… Continue Reading →
Kandie, Timothy, and I were invited to a congregation that we haven’t visited before. The name of the village is Jamoni. It is east of Yendi in the Zabzugu District. John, the church leader who has been attending the monthly… Continue Reading →
I am quite perturbed! I got up at 5:00 this morning so I could make quilt blocks before other things got in the way. I made about 50 blocks when I realized that I had sewn them all together wrong. … Continue Reading →
Steve gave the evangelist and church leader an elastic tie down for their bicycles /motorcycles. Everyone carries a load on the back of their motorcycles and bicycles. The men were pleased with the gift. Only a few of the men… Continue Reading →
We got a phone call this morning at 6:30 from the immigration officer in Tamale that is “Fast Tracking” our resident visa; we were so excited when he said that the passports had been stamped and were ready to be… Continue Reading →
Steve has been working on his lessons for the monthly classes. It is hard to believe that it is class time again and that the month is nearly over. They say, “Time flies when you are having fun!” But I… Continue Reading →
Dauda, the mason had to come back this morning and rework the end of the cement wall. When Steve cut down the Nim tree that is too close to the wall one of the branches fell on the wall and… Continue Reading →
Nazo came to the house at 6:00 this morning. Luckily I it was not before we were stirring around. We intended on getting a head start on hanging the razor wire but it was raining so I was sewing. He… Continue Reading →
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