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 →

As soon as we finished eating breakfast at the hotel Kandie and I drove over to the parking lot that is close to the church building to wait for Brother Richard.  When he arrived a few minutes later he got… Continue Reading →

Today’s seminar was a success!  I don’t know what the official head count was but I counted 35 men.  They came from all around the Sunyani area.  The topics addressed today were “History of the Church in Ghana”, “The Preacher… Continue Reading →

We left Tamale this morning at 7:00.  I drove for the first hour or so because Steve was not feeling his best.  After a little while he got to feeling like himself again and he drove the rest of the… Continue Reading →

23rd May 2018 Yendi Notes We are back in Tamale.  Steve talked to the accountant’s secretary on Monday and he assured us that the annual audit would be ready to be signed today.  We were supposed to leave for Sunyani… Continue Reading →

Meri came back to work this morning; her children are feeling better but Mr. Iddrisu was out today.  Mr. Iddrisu called Nazo this morning and told him he would not be coming to work because he was sick.  We have… Continue Reading →

Divine called this morning and wanted to know if we could come out to his village and take pictures of him teaching and using the various teaching materials for his student teaching project.  He had someone lined up to take… Continue Reading →

I didn’t want to chance having a breakdown in the newly repaired truck on the way to Tumbu so we took the old van with old fashion air conditioning; rolled down windows.   It was hot today. Even Timothy Niligrini commented… Continue Reading →