Category Yendi Notes

Zorash came to work this morning and she helped us touch up the paint on the bicycles.  We got all the bikes painted that we had in the compound before her day’s work was finished.  We needed to hire a… Continue Reading →

We picked up 8 more used bicycles today and started touching up the paint on them.  Even though they are used and the type that the evangelists and church leaders prefer, we want them to look as nice as possible. … Continue Reading →

Mr. Iddrisu did not come to work today; he is still not feeling good; we sent him home yesterday because he was coughing and sounded terrible.  We suspect he has Covid but without testing there is no way to know… Continue Reading →

Steve finished the Social Welfare report; now all we are waiting on is for the Social Welfare officer for the Yendi area to write a recommendation letter for the Child Center.  He has always been prompt in writing the letters… Continue Reading →

Steve spent almost all day working on the Social Welfare report and it is still not finished.  He wrote the actual report several days ago but there are so many documents that have to be included in the report and… Continue Reading →

We just got out of the back field.  We waited until it was cooler to go back there; we almost waited too long; the sun was going down by the time we got back to the mission house.  Darkness comes… Continue Reading →

We didn’t have to travel far this morning ; our destination was Kpamang. This is the village where Brother Divine lives.  It is northeast of our compound about 10-12 miles. On the way we stopped at the village of Kulkpanga… Continue Reading →

First thing this morning we walked back to the back of the mission property to see what needed to be done before Red brings the load of rough gravel.  We were amazed at how tall the grass had grown; much… Continue Reading →

We went to Tamale today.  We had hoped to be able to pick up the certificates from the Registrar General’s office but the computer system was down and had been down for several days.  Mr. Mahama, the guy that is… Continue Reading →

I am so sad!  We found out today that the lady we buy our fast food from has closed her kiosk.  For the past 3 or 4 weeks we noticed that she was no longer selling the Banku, fermented cornmeal… Continue Reading →