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When Donkey came to work this morning he was very upset about an accident that happened on the main road near the turn off to the mission house yesterday afternoon.  A pickup truck full of people (when we say full… Continue Reading →

We met with the Social Welfare officer this morning by accident.  Steve was going to call him to get him involved in Adamu’s case, the little severely malnourished baby that was abandoned.  We were surprised this morning when he paid… Continue Reading →

Today was a national holiday for Ghana; it is May Day.  All the banks and business offices were closed and there were no public schools open today.  I am not sure if the private schools were closed too.  The Child… Continue Reading →

Today is our 47th anniversary!  Steve is taking me out for a special dinner and a movie afterwards.  NOT!  Steve is outside right now trimming up the big mango tree.  This year the branches were so long and droopy when they… Continue Reading →

We thought the carpenter was going to put the roof on the building at Kulkpeni this morning but when he came to the jobsite he decided to change the price he quoted Timothy.  He told Timothy that each room would… Continue Reading →

We thought that because the church paperwork was behind us and the masons were postponing filling the floors in the rooms today that we would have less to do .  Wrong!  Dawda called first thing this morning to let us… Continue Reading →

We are exhausted!  We had far too many things going on today!  First thing this morning we divided the onions so we could give them to the workers.  Everyone was excited about the gift.  The church leaders from 19 churches… Continue Reading →

We have sad news today.  The severely malnourished abandoned little girl came back this morning and she did not gain any weight; in fact she lost weight.  She now weighs less than she did when she first came to see… Continue Reading →

The plan was for us to pick up the ladies at the roundabout just near the mission house and take them to Kulkpeni this morning to help the mason on the building.  We were supposed to pick them up at 7:30. … Continue Reading →

Divine just left; he came to pick up transport money so that he could go to Tamale and pick up the church’s paperwork.  He said that he had to go tonight because the auditor was flying out tomorrow to go… Continue Reading →