The Yendi Notes by: Evan Holladay On Saturday, March 29, we had a very chilly day but it was not chilly outside; it was 108 degrees with a heat index of 120 degrees. Today, Dad, Goosie and I sorted through… Continue Reading →
Oh! What a busy day! I was so happy that Zorash came to work today even though it was a holiday. She said that she wanted to work today so that she could bank her day off to use another… Continue Reading →
THE YENDI NOTES BY: Evan Holladay Today, which is Friday, March 28, 2025 we did many things starting at 8:00; Goosie/Kandie and I had already made the decision to have egg sandwiches for breakfast so that is what we had; egg… Continue Reading →
We got back from Jerigdo a little while ago. This is the village that Timothy grew up in. His brother Daniel is the church leader. They are always happy to see us when we come. Marcus taught the Bible class;… Continue Reading →
We are back in Yendi. We got back around 3:00pm. On our way into town we stopped at Kulkpeni to see how the block making work was coming along and to leave the cement money with Timothy. The block makers think… Continue Reading →
It took us about an hour to get from our hotel to the monkey sanctuary this morning. We were there when they opened at 8:00. The monkey sanctuary was wonderful! There were 2 types of monkeys; the Mona Monkeys and the… Continue Reading →
Our grandson Evan and his dad Marcus arrived on schedule this morning. We were so excited to see them. They were a little travel worn but in good spirits. All of the luggage they brought arrived with them and they… Continue Reading →
We just received a text from our son-in-law, Marcus, saying they just arrived at JFK Airport. The time is 2:22pm (EDT) . We are happy that they have made it so far so good. This morning after our worship service we… Continue Reading →
We are in Accra. Our son-in-law Marcus and grandson Evan are flying into Accra at 7:00 on Monday morning. We could have flown down to Accra to pick them up tomorrow (Sunday) but Steve was afraid that something might happen to… Continue Reading →
Donkey asked if he could work some overtime because he needed 100 Cedis to give the bone setter/traditional healer. He said the money was to buy meat and herbs for medicine. He said the healer had to release Zimblim from… Continue Reading →
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