We just got from evening Bible study. As we were passing through town, I told Steve that we had been driving the truck a lot with the building project and that we probably needed diesel. As I pointed out a… Continue Reading →
Day #2 of the wall project is behind us! The masons actually have one of the small sections built to its full height and they have the hanger installed on the top of that portion for the razor wire! We… Continue Reading →
At 6:00 this morning the doorbell rang; we had not even gotten out of bed yet! We thought that it was Dauda, the mason, trying to get an early start before it got too hot but it was Donkey. He… Continue Reading →
Yesterday, Timothy Niligrini and I were up in the air about which congregation we were to visit this morning. Both of us had forgotten we had scheduled a visit to the village church at Nanjuni. We were about to contact… Continue Reading →
We have not had any rain since Charity and the boys left. We are hoping to get at least one more before they stop completely but the dry season is upon us and this is the way that it is… Continue Reading →
We are so surprised and pleased that the well pump repair man got the well pump at Kulkpeni fixed this morning. He ordered the parts from Tamale and they came on the early morning bus from Tamale this morning. Timothy… Continue Reading →
We got up early to be sure that we would be up and ready to go when Dauda, the mason, called us this morning. We could not figure out why he was not calling so we decided to take the… Continue Reading →
Dauda, the mason, was our first visitor today. He was here before 7:00. He came on his way to the jobsite where he is presently constructing a room and a wall. Dauda lives very near the mission house. He lives behind… Continue Reading →
Meri was back at work this morning; her rival had a little girl. I forgot to give Meri baby clothes before she left work. I will try and remember to send them with her tomorrow. I will ask Zorash if… Continue Reading →
YENDI NOTES MONTHLY September 2026 The weather this month went out with a bang, so to speak. The bang is in reference to the thunder storms we had the last few days of the month. Man, it poured down for… Continue Reading →
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