Ghana Mission Fund

Zorash got stuck in one of the outlying areas of Yendi today; she is still doing the TB screening; she said that she went early and had planned on coming back in time for work but it started raining heavily… Continue Reading →

Our travels today lead us to the village of Nadundo which is southwest of Kulkpeni and back into the bush about 15 miles.  We stopped by Timothy’s house to pick him up before traveling on to the village.  On the… Continue Reading →

When Donkey came to work this morning he said that his waist, buttock, and the back of his legs were hurting.  That man already takes so much medicine; he eats Ibuprofen like it was candy, he takes Naproxen sodium, and… Continue Reading →

Red stopped by this afternoon.  I could hear him out on the veranda talking to Steve; he said that he had something for Sister Kandie.  Steve said, “Oh! She is going to love this!”  He brought me a handmade metal… Continue Reading →

I did not do much today except sit in the office and edit the annual Social Welfare Report.  Boring!  I fully intended to get the border put on the edges of the quilt top I am trying to get finished… Continue Reading →

Zorash was back at work this morning; she said that she went to help one of the other teams with their TB screening and she felt like she had to stay and help them because so many people came out… Continue Reading →

Zorash called Mr. Iddrisu this morning and told him that she was going to be late for work but she never showed up. We are not sure what happened; she might very well have told Mr. Iddrisu that she was… Continue Reading →

It rained most of the night. This morning when Zorash came to work I could not help teasing her about the rain. About every week she tells me that the Agric people (agricultural specialists) predicted that there would be no… Continue Reading →

We visited the congregation at Jomani today. The village is about 25 miles east of Yendi. We had good roads to travel to this location which several years ago would have taken 1.5 hours to reach; today it was 45… Continue Reading →

We had a sad experience on Sunday, the first day of September. We went to Mulipido to help with the burial of Elijah the Church leader. When the brothers who attended the monthly class on Friday found out how sick Bro. Elijah… Continue Reading →