Mr. Iddrisu’s son has been discharged from the hospital; the doctor said that Suheyne’s body does not like Malaria at all! Mr. Iddrisu said that boy was feeling better; he is not a small boy; he is about 13 years… Continue Reading →
Today we visited the congregation at Sobitido located south west of Yendi. This is the same area where we visited the congregation of Nalongni last week. As we were driving through Yendi to pick up Timothy Niligrini we got stuck… Continue Reading →
Mr. Iddrisu was here bright and early this morning because he had to work today to make up for one of the days he owed us. He asked if we could help him because there was no food left in… Continue Reading →
I thought that since none of the workers came to work today that we would have a quiet day with no interruptions but I was wrong. The electricity went off last night during a thunderstorm and was off all night;… Continue Reading →
Steve got the bougainvillea trimmed up this afternoon. They are beautiful plants but they are a vine and they have long thorns on them. In the southern part of Ghana many of the compounds have bougainvilleas planted that trail across… Continue Reading →
The father of the child that needs surgery to correct their Hermaphroditism came back this morning. We wanted to help father but he had no idea how much the surgery would cost. Steve told him without an amount we would… Continue Reading →
We spent the night last night in Tamale so it would be easier for us to be at the bank as soon as it opened this morning. The banks open at 8:30. It was time to renew our Non-Citizen cards. The… Continue Reading →
It was very strange not to have Timothy in the vehicle with us this morning, but Kwabena our new night watchman and a member of the church at Kulkpeni, accompanied us to the village. He did very well as my… Continue Reading →
Red made the prototype of the form for the offering bag this morning. We were very pleased with the way it turned out. We commissioned him to make 50. We do not work with 50 congregations but some of the… Continue Reading →
It was quiet in the compound today. Donkey took today off instead of Monday so that he could go to the palace to do whatever it is he does there. All of the other workers already have Friday off. Red… Continue Reading →
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