Wow!  Today has been a whirlwind of activity.  Steve had a meeting with the employees so that he could introduce Kwabena, the guy that is trying out to be our new watchman.  He is here on a trial basis to… Continue Reading →

Divine, the evangelist, was supposed to come this afternoon so we could finalize the amount of money we needed to leave for the completion of the paper work for the church’s annual returns but he did not show up until 6:00. … Continue Reading →

I had planned to visit the Church at Jakpumba early last month but due to our sad and unexpected trip back home we couldn’t make it.  The congregation is struggling because one of the church leaders moved away from the… Continue Reading →

We barely did anything but sit in the house today but we got lots of our bookwork done.  We have 2 sets of books to justify each month; the ones that belong to the general work of running this place… Continue Reading →

Two of the brothers from Frigmado came to the mission house this morning.  The Frigmado church building was damaged in the storm a couple weeks ago.  Steve told them to take pictures of the damage and come to the compound… Continue Reading →

As soon as Zorash got here this morning we went to town to buy the corn that we will need to make the next batch of weaning mix.  She knew someone that had the yellow field corn.  We think the… Continue Reading →

I forgot to tell you that 71 children came to the Child Center yesterday!  The Child Center has been closed for the past 3 weeks so the workers could have their 3 weeks paid leave.  I guess that it took… Continue Reading →

Today was a holiday; “May Day”.  I guess that other places in the world celebrate May Day as a national holiday but I don’t know where they are.  Ghana loves holidays so they celebrate Christian holidays, Islamic holidays, Ghanaian holidays… Continue Reading →

Timothy found out there was a funeral at Jakpumba; the village we were planning on visiting today.  Usually when there is a funeral the church will have an early service because once the drumming and dancing starts no one can… Continue Reading →

Steve finally got the last duffle bag unpacked this afternoon.  This is from the luggage that we brought in when we came back to Ghana last Saturday.  After he unpacked the last piece I started repacking the suitcases for our… Continue Reading →