Red and Paul got the flashing molded for the roof this afternoon.  We decided that we wanted to put some flashing around the outside edge of the roof so the roof’s over hang could be shortened and make it easier to… Continue Reading →

It was a little cooler this morning but it did not last very long.  The high today was 114 degrees instead of the 117 degrees that it was yesterday.  It has been thundering but our workers told us that it is not… Continue Reading →

We got a little shower this evening.  There were so many leaks that we did not know what to cover first.  We had already moved all the Bibles and tracts out to the store room.  We wanted to make sure that they did… Continue Reading →

On 6th March 1957 Ghana celebrated its independence from England who had colonized the country. Even though it is a national holiday there was still work going on in the compound. Iddrisu and Nazo wanted to paint the wood treatment on… Continue Reading →

My brother Paul has decided to stay in Yendi for another week to help us with the roofing project.  If he stays Red, the part time driver stays and Red is a great help.  He knows everyone and where to buy everything!… Continue Reading →

It was another hot day today.  The high for today was 117 degrees.  We felt so sorry for the men that were working on top of the roof in the full sun today!  Can you imagine?  We lost track of how much water they… Continue Reading →

High temperature today was 115 degrees, there was not a cloud in the sky and that sun was brutal!  Steve is outside spraying for mosquitoes; you would think that with it being so hot and dry there would be no where… Continue Reading →

The high temperature today was 113 degrees with a heat index of 121 degrees.  This morning when we walked down to the Child Center the temperature was already 97 degrees.  This is our hottest, driest time of the year. A new set… Continue Reading →

  The Lord has been good to us. I am writing the Notes from the house in Yendi. Our flight to Atlanta started in Huntsville Monday morning at 6:40 am. We met up with Kandie’s brother Paul in New York… Continue Reading →

We will be heading back to Ghana on Monday, the 26th of February.  We are excited to be getting back to work.  We are leaving about 3 weeks later than we usually do because the cardiac doctor wanted me to do some cardiac… Continue Reading →