Category Yendi Notes

Today we gave mangoes to 2 of the widow ladies that live in our area; they are members of the church.  Both of the ladies are raising their grandchildren and their own children live with them.   Here in Ghana the… Continue Reading →

Steve got the new wall in the storeroom painted.  It took 2 coats of paint because the paint is sort of a chalky substance and the new plaster was very thirsty.  The last time we painted the storeroom we mixed… Continue Reading →

We got its first rain of the New Year last night. There was a powerful wind storm accompanying the rain. It knocked down a lot of mangoes as well as old leaves and the seed pods from the teak trees… Continue Reading →

We woke to cloudy skies and a nice breeze that was cooler than the wind that had been blowing.  We were hopeful that we would get some rain when we heard it thundering in the distance but as the day… Continue Reading →

Dawda finished plastering the inside wall of the storeroom this morning.  He said that he was finished but when we checked it the wall was not flat.  It had an inch deep step where he did not get the blocks… Continue Reading →

Dawda, the mason was here bright and early this morning.  He came earlier than he normally does when he is doing a job for us but then again he is not usually fasting; I am sure that the early start… Continue Reading →

We have lost all the email addresses of those that receive the daily Yendi Notes.  The server we were using merged with another server and the email addresses were not ported to the new server.  The Yendi Notes are a… Continue Reading →

Zorash was still gone this morning and we had Mr. Iddrisu and Donkey start hauling cement blocks and sand from the back part of the property up to the house in preparation for blocking in the wall on the mission… Continue Reading →

Well, we started another project!  “I had an idea!”  It is sort of like that story “If You Give a Moose a Muffin”.  If you give a moose a muffin he will ask for a glass of milk and a… Continue Reading →

We hadn’t traveled to Nana Bekum’s area around Chereponi, located north of Yendi, for several years due to Covid and tribal conflicts.  What really limits our ability to visit these Churches is the flooding of the roads during the rainy… Continue Reading →