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Prayer Letter: November 2012

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The end of November is here. Wow! Click here  to read about all the things we have to be thankful for in Kumasi this past month. God sure ...
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Accra: A Taste of America

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This past week, my team and I spent four days in Accra , the capital city. For most of us, it was our first time back there since we moved t...
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Higher Ground

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When our team meets with the Ghanaian staff, we sing hymns. It’s great fun. Hymns are good stuff. I should listen to them more often. Here, ...
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