We were in the market bright and early this morning. In fact we beat most of the vendors this morning.  Today was our big buying day for the seminar.  We bought 900 pounds of rice, 300 pounds of beans, 100… Continue Reading →

Zorash called this morning and wanted to know if she could come and make up the day that she owed from a couple weeks ago.  We went to the market and bought 100 pound bag of sugar; when we got… Continue Reading →

We spent hours and hours today counting money.  We were working on payroll.  We had already figured the employees taxes and Social Security so today it was a matter of counting the money to physically fill the pay packets.  No… Continue Reading →

We spent the day in Tamale.  We had business to do and as always in Ghana everything that we do takes longer than we expected.  We finally got the confirmation number from Enterprise, the company that invests part of the… Continue Reading →

As soon as the Child Center closed today we headed to town.  Zorash told us that she had heard the price of cooking oil was going to go up so we thought that we needed to get to town and… Continue Reading →

Hopefully the roofers will have all the wood put on the roof tomorrow.  Abochi, the carpenter wants the masons to come back and do the masonry work before they actually put the metal roofing on because he is afraid that… Continue Reading →

It took us 90 minutes to get to our destination this morning.  We traveled northeast to Saboba and from there north 30 minutes to the village of Timbu where we worshiped with the Timbu and Bungbali joint service.  We had… Continue Reading →

We have fooled around and fooled around and finally we got the drivers or whatever we needed downloaded onto the computer so we can use the new printer / scanner.  We are beyond happy that we can finally use it;… Continue Reading →

We ran into a hiccup this morning when the roofers started putting the rafters on the training center.  The building is big and if the pillars in the center of the building are not very tall the roof will not… Continue Reading →

The rains have started to taper off but the flooding of the lowland areas still make it impossible for us to visit some of the congregations.  I was joking with the brothers at this monthly class; I said we complain… Continue Reading →