Ghana Mission Fund

I don’t think that anyone in Ghana knows that some people feel Friday the 13th is an unlucky day. Anyway, we have not heard anyone say anything about it. Maybe it is because they have so many other superstitions that they… Continue Reading →

This morning, we took a different route when we went for our morning walk. Our neighbor, Mr. Oldman’s wife, had a baby last Thursday and today was the Naming Ceremony. A Naming Ceremony is like a baby shower. It is… Continue Reading →

As Steve was inputting the churches’ information into the computer this morning, he discovered that one of the clusters of information was not complete. We had 2 copies of the same documents and were missing another one. We figure that… Continue Reading →

Steve had a brilliant idea! We have to make copies of the churches’ documents every year. It takes several hours to dismantle the copies and make the copies one by one. We have to make copies for 23 churches and… Continue Reading →

Steve is in culture shock! He had to drive all over Tamale today and the drivers don’t know how to drive; they won’t even stop at stop lights. We saw the aftermath of an accident; a small vehicle’s front driver’s… Continue Reading →

It was a long rough trip this morning. Our destination was the village of Tombu located west of Saboba. Saboba is located near the eastern border of the neighboring country of Togo. The trip was rough because the road to… Continue Reading →

This morning we decided to walk to the back field and see if we could find mangoes for Skeeter. We were surprised when we saw 2 women and 3 children in the back field. At first, we thought maybe they… Continue Reading →

YENDI NOTES MONTHLY January & February 2026 Those of you who receive the daily Yendi Notes know that we are back in Yendi. Our travel from New York to the capital city of Accra was uneventful and we thank the… Continue Reading →

We spent the bulk of the morning trying to figure out why we had a withdrawal from our Visa that was made from Apple. It was made after we arrived in Ghana. We can find no evidence of a purchase… Continue Reading →

Tomorrow is a national holiday; it is Ghana’s Independence Day. Last night, when Steve realized that Friday was a national holiday, he said that he doubted that the lawyer would be in his office and he did not want to… Continue Reading →