Steve taught the continuing education classes to the workers this morning.  One of the lessons was on baby formula and the other was on Ebola.  Steve thought that since the Ebola is back in the Congo it was time to… Continue Reading →

Mr. Iddrisu and Zorash were both late for work this morning.  Fortunately Amina, Nazo’s wife came very early; as soon as she got here she started roasting the corn.  If she had not come early we would not have gotten… Continue Reading →

Around 6 am my phone rang and I noticed that it was Timothy Niligrini.  He said there had been some fighting on Friday and Saturday over a land dispute near Mulpido and Bungbali. This was our destination for today’s trip. … Continue Reading →

Oh!  What a busy day!  Zorash had to come to work today to make up the day she took off earlier in the week to go to Tamale.  We asked Nazo’s wife Amina to come and help her wash the… Continue Reading →

We are waiting for Divine to get back from Tamale.  He went over yesterday to do some business for the church.  We were at the bus stop this morning at 6:00 because Divine did not have all the papers he… Continue Reading →

We had a house full of church leaders today!  The first one arrived at quarter to six.  We had not even gotten dressed when he came.  He called to let us know he was standing outside the gate.  He rode… Continue Reading →

Zorash was not here again today so we were short-handed in the Child Center.  We thought she went to Tamale yesterday when she took her holiday but she did not.  She went to Tamale today.  We are not sure why… Continue Reading →

I spent the afternoon working on the payroll for the next few months.  We have to leave enough money here to pay the workers and evangelists plus we have to buy enough supplies to run the Child Center until we… Continue Reading →

Hurrah!  We are finally finished with the audit after umpteen-dozen trips to Tamale.  Well, actually we have been finished for over a month but the accountant has finally finished his portion of the work.  They call this an audit but… Continue Reading →

We are back in Tamale.  We worshipped with the church at Sunyani this morning.  They start service at 7:00 am.  Can you imagine that?  243 people were in attendance this morning.  I wonder how many people would come out for… Continue Reading →