I have a “Language Barrier” story to tell you.  Sunday afternoon at the naming ceremony we asked Timothy to find out if the parents had already chosen a name for the baby.   Sometimes the parents chose the name and sometimes… Continue Reading →

The morning started out with a bang. We were up earlier than normal so we decided we would try to get the lumber for the carpenter out at Kulkpeni before the sun got sooooo hot.  We were able to get… Continue Reading →

We were invited to visit with the congregation at Jakpumba today. The village is south west of Yendi. We have to drive due south 45 minutes on the road toward Bimbilla, and then take a bush road for another 20… Continue Reading →

We got up a little earlier than normal this morning so we could go for a walk before it got too hot.  As soon as we got back from our walk we headed to the lumber yard to select the… Continue Reading →

We spent part of the day gathering paper work for the upcoming audit with the accountant.  The audit is a yearly thing that we are always proud to see behind us. Steve has been to town several times trying to… Continue Reading →

We had planned on going to Tamale this morning but we changed our plans after we talked to Timothy Niligrini last night at Bible Study.  Timothy said that he needed to go to Tamale and buy some dye and chemicals… Continue Reading →

Paul, Red, and Enoch headed to Wa this morning shortly after 7:00.  Paul called around 2:00 this afternoon to let us know that they were almost at Wa and that they had a safe, uneventful trip.  Paul will not come… Continue Reading →

The lepers loved their gifts!  They are always pleased when someone remembers them with a gift.  We added toilet paper, toothbrushes, and cologne to their bag of food and soap.  There are only 3 lepers left at the leper colony;… Continue Reading →

Today is Ghana’s Independence Day so no one came to work.  Ghana celebrated 60 years of independence.  To commemorate 60 years of independence the Ghana government is issuing new 5 Cedi notes.  We are anxious to see what the new… Continue Reading →

We did some scurrying around this morning to prepare for Paul’s friend Enoch’s, arrival. Enoch took the early bus from Tamale and was out standing at the gate about 7:10 am. Kandie fixed him breakfast and while he was finishing… Continue Reading →