We left the house this morning shortly after 8:00 and got back to Yendi at 2:30. We went to Nyankpala a village that is north east of Yendi about 1.5 hours. We went there for a naming ceremony.  It has been years since… Continue Reading →

We arrived safely in Yendi about an hour ago.  It is now 6:45 pm.  We were driving 2 vehicles so Steve went to town to find something for our supper and I came to the mission house.  I would have… Continue Reading →

We made it to Tamale around noon. We made better time than we have in the past because they patched all the pot holes; there were hundreds and hundreds of pot holes.  The patches made the road rough but rough… Continue Reading →

I spent most of the day holed up in our room working on the audit while Steve alternated between working on his lesson and helping me when I got stuck!  We are happy to report that we finished the audit… Continue Reading →

We had to run the generator again this afternoon we never figured out why the electricity was off.  It was not as hot today as it has been the past few days; the high temperature was      there were even some… Continue Reading →

A set of triplets came to visit us today.  They were 4 ½ months old and all girls.  The mother had her hands full!  They were doing well but the mother was worried that she would not have enough milk… Continue Reading →

This morning we were asked to preach at Kulkpeni for the morning worship service. This meant Kandie and I didn’t have to hurry around to leave because Kulkpeni is only 5 miles from the mission house and their services start… Continue Reading →

 Dawda, the mason, stopped by for a visit and noticed Mr. Iddrisu and Nazo weaving thatch; he decided that he too wanted to weave thatch.  We did not ask him to weave thatch; he just decided to do it.  I… Continue Reading →

Divine and Stephen, the church leaders from Kpamang just left.  They had attended the monthly class and stopped by the mission house on their way home.  They scoured the mango trees and found a couple grocery bags full.  They were… Continue Reading →

Steve spent the morning and part of the afternoon working with the group from Yendi Hospital that was screening high school students at Dagbon State.  Steve’s job was to take blood pressures, pulses, and respirations; others were checking eyes, drawing… Continue Reading →