We got the grain for the weaning mix roasted today. It took all morning and part of the afternoon to finish it.  We will take it to the grinding mill tomorrow.  We made a double batch.   The guy that supplies… Continue Reading →

I about had a heart palpitation this morning!  I sat down at the computer to enter the receipts for March and part of my Excel program was not there!  I worked on the program last month and everything worked just… Continue Reading →

Mr. Iddrisu missed 5 days of work last week while we were gone because his back was bothering him. This morning Steve sent him to Yendi hospital in hopes that they would do an x-ray of his back but they… Continue Reading →

After worship service this morning we headed for the airport. The taxi that we flagged down was a rattle trap.  The back of the small car was not big enough to set both suitcases in so the driver lowered half… Continue Reading →

Marcus and Evan are at the airport waiting for the first leg of their flight home!  We surely will miss them and the extra help!  I should have had Evan write the Yendi Notes before we took them to the… Continue Reading →

The Yendi notes by: Evan Holladay Today was my last full day in Ghana, West Africa and we had an action packed day. We woke up at 6 o’clock and got in the van to drive for 4 hours to the slave castle… Continue Reading →

We are in Accra.   We flew down this afternoon.  We left the mission house this morning at 7:00 so we would have time to do a little shopping in Tamale before we got on the airplane.  Marcus and Evan got… Continue Reading →

This morning was the day the workers in the Child Center came back from their holiday and Ramadan; so today the Child Center was back up and running. Since the holiday was now over this was the first day for… Continue Reading →

We had planned on starting our VBS program today at Kpamang. Unfortunately, they had to cancel due to a funeral. The preacher’s brother passed away and several members of the church were traveling with him for the funeral. That gave… Continue Reading →

Our plans to leave at 8:30 this morning worked out. Timothy Niligrini was here and the five of us headed into town and made our way to the road that leads to Gnani, east of Yendi.  Unbeknownst to us the… Continue Reading →