Emmanuel, the evangelist died last night. Emmanuel was one of the first Konkomba evangelists that my parents hired. He was on payroll when we first came to Yendi In 2001. Over the past 4 or 5 years his health has… Continue Reading →
Steve said that the monthly class went well today. Today 22 men attended the class. The men are really enjoying the children’s class material. Today’s lesson was about Noah. Noah is a story that everyone young and old love to… Continue Reading →
First thing this morning Steve and I went to town to buy white paint for Nazo and Mr. Iddrisu to use to paint over the ugly black waterproof paint. We bought 25 gallons of paint. This paint is so cheap;… Continue Reading →
We went to Tamale again today. The main reason that we went was to go to the Registrar General’s office and start the paperwork that we need from them to get the lease on the land. Does this sound like… Continue Reading →
23rd March 2021Yendi Notes A new albino baby came to see us. This was the first time for us to see the baby but we have been providing sunscreen for his albino brother for several years. The older child is about 4 or… Continue Reading →
The high temperature today was 105 degrees but we don’t have much humidity right now so the heat index was only 112 degrees. It was too hot for man and beast out there today. I felt sorry for Divine and… Continue Reading →
Last night I thought I had all my ducks in a row for this morning’s trip to the Nanumba District. When I woke this morning I remembered I hadn’t checked the spare tire. Guess what? I was flat as a flitter!… Continue Reading →
We left Tamale at 6:30 this morning in hopes of getting to the mission house before Dawda, the mason, got here but he came at 7:30. He did not seem to mind waiting. In fact we were here before the mason and… Continue Reading →
We are at the hotel in Tamale. We came early this morning to do some business and to take the van to the air conditioning mechanic. We drove 2 vehicles so we would have one to run around in while… Continue Reading →
First thing this morning we sent Mr. Iddrisu and Nazo to the back of the property to get a load of local dirt that the mason will use to plaster the cistern. They came back with a load of sand. … Continue Reading →
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