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We made 2 trips out to Divine’s house this morning to check on the pigs.  We got there shortly before 8:00 but the pigs had gone out for the day.  They sleep in a pen at night but the pen is not… Continue Reading →

We are happy that the heavy rains continued to fall most of the month; by the last week of the month the rains started to get farther and farther apart.  We are hoping the Lord will provide one or two… Continue Reading →

Steve spent the morning working on the lesson he will be teaching at the Seminar next week.  He has several topics to teach since he and Timothy are the only speakers this year. First thing this morning we got a… Continue Reading →

Timothy called this morning because the mason that is working the bathhouses at Kulkpeni wanted to know if we would hire him and his men to plaster the inside of the bathhouses while he was there working on the job. … Continue Reading →

As soon as Zorash got to work this morning we headed to the grinding mill.  She called the owner before we went to give him heads up that we were going to grind about 200 pounds of weaning mix.  There… Continue Reading →

We have been cooking the grains for the weaning mix since 6:30 this morning.  We are making a triple batch so it is taking an extra long time to get it cooked; at least we are not cooking with firewood. … Continue Reading →

The masons started making the bathhouses at Kulkpeni today; they are going to make 3, each has 2 rooms; this will be a nice addition for the seminar.  It takes 400 people a long time to take their baths each… Continue Reading →

Our travels took us to the village of Attado located in the Nanumba North District south of Yendi. We left Yendi around 8:15 this morning and arrived a little past 9:30. Before the Eastern Corridor road was completed this trip… Continue Reading →

We took a different route on our walk this morning.  We decided to walk further into town and go to the pharmacy that is in front of Red’s house.  We needed to buy some anti-malaria medicine and some pain tablets… Continue Reading →

We made an unexpected trip to Tamale today.  When we woke up this morning Steve checked the computer and found out that the bank transfer had come in; at least we hoped that it came in because we got a… Continue Reading →