Red came early this morning to start working on my brother Paul’s truck. He will have to drive the truck to Accra to pick up Paul and then drive up to Wa and back to Accra again. He wants to… Continue Reading →
Our trip to Kakpande took about 1.5 hours this morning. The village is located south of Yendi in the Nanumba North District. It has been 2022 since we have been invited to visit. The late time we visited this church… Continue Reading →
The building at Kulkpeni is finished! Hallelujah! We are so happy to have that behind us! The church is talking about doing some additional remodeling to the church building but we are not involved in that; at least not yet. … Continue Reading →
We left for Tamale at 6:30 this morning. On our way out we picked up Mr. Iddrisu. We needed to go to the bank and get money and Mr. Iddrisu needed to renew his driver’s license. Mr. Iddrisu showed us… Continue Reading →
The month of April is a transitional weather month for northern Ghana. The area starts getting the early rain which prepares the ground so the farmers can start raising yam mounds. These early rains filled our reservoir so we do… Continue Reading →
Another day of building is done. Today, they put the floors in the rooms and they put the floor on the veranda. All that is left is for them to put the apron on. The apron is an extra layer… Continue Reading →
We decided that we needed to go ahead and fill out the Withholding tax forms even though we do not have the Tax ID number for the man we bought cement from. Timothy talked to him again today and he… Continue Reading →
The more we find out about the deal Kulkpeni church made with the contractor that is building the bridge on the road from Yendi to Kulkpeni sounds worse and worse. They said they needed 8 rooms. It was presumed that… Continue Reading →
Divine was the first person to visit this morning. He always comes early. Saturday, the auditor called and said that 2 of the churches’ paperwork had problems. We needed to resubmit their paperwork. This was something that we had filed… Continue Reading →
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