Kandie and I spent most of the morning as well as the afternoon working in the office trying to get the books ready to go to the auditor’s office. A number of years ago Rusty Johnson, from West Hobbs Street congregation,… Continue Reading →
Mr. Alhassan, the social welfare man for our area stopped by for a visit this morning. He bought Beebee with him. Beebee is a young girl about 11 years old. We had never met her but we had helped her get reconstructive surgery… Continue Reading →
Amama came back to work this morning after a week off. We sure did miss her. She got about half the ironing done this morning. When she started ironing the iron would not work. It appeared to have been dropped because it was trying… Continue Reading →
We visited the congregation at Bungbali today. Timothy met us at the house at 7:30. He said that Brother Simon from Bungbali requested a ride. We picked him up in Yendi. Bungbali is about 10-15 miles west of the Konkomba… Continue Reading →
14th April 2018 Yendi Notes We only thought that we were finished sorting and organizing the office. This morning we found 4 more boxes of stuff that needed to be gone through. There are 2 tables in that room that… Continue Reading →
We have spent the last 2 hours at the car wash. We had to wash a couple area rugs because when the roof was off and the rain came they got wet and the water that go on them was… Continue Reading →
I missed market day! It was yesterday; we were so busy that it did not even dawn on us that it was Yendi’s big market day. I seriously thought that market day was today until we were at Bible study… Continue Reading →
Yussif, the elderly gentleman that had to have both of his legs removed just below the knee because of diabetes is going to go to Nsawam next week to the orthopedic center. His son hoped that he was going to… Continue Reading →
We washed 6 loads of laundry today and did not even make a dent in the mountain that still has to be done. Thankfully there is lots of water in the reservoir. We are shorthanded this week. I am especially… Continue Reading →
This afternoon has been so quiet! There are no carpenters or masons working; they finished their work around 1:00. I mean they really finished the work. The mason worked on the leak in the cement gutter that encircles the roof… Continue Reading →
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