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In August 2012, I embarked on a year-long journey to Ghana with seven other people. It was a hard year. It was a beautiful year. ...
Showing posts with label Ghana. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ghana. Show all posts
Experiencing the Vineyards
[Disclaimer: I have not experienced any physical vineyards in Eastern Europe. My adventures are much more urban, but God's been teaching...
What's in a Name?
Shakespeare isn't my favorite; I don't know who is when it comes to sonnets or plays. But I still don't think it's Shakespea...
Prayer Letter: July 2013
I don't know about you, but I can't believe it's already August! You can read about the official end of this year for the Ghana ...
A Glimpse at My Time in Ghana
Since I've been back in the U.S., I've been trying to summarize my time in Ghana well. I understand that not everyone wants a novel ...
Prayer Letter: June 2013
It's hard to believe it's already July! Even though I have been in the U.S. this past month, five of my teammates finished out their...
Home Bittersweet Home
I've been home for nearly two weeks now. Crazy. I still don't know if "home" is the best word to describe it, but I don...
Prayer Letter: May 2013
I'm back in South Dakota! God did some great things this past month, and he's continuing his good work in Kumasi. To read more about...
Why Goodbye?
Today I finished my goodbyes in Ghana. Most of them were an "I hope to see you later" instead of a goodbye, but they're all do...
A Trip Down Memory Lane
Nearly four years ago, I stepped off of the plane onto Ghanaian soil, or pavement rather, for the first time. I spent 3 weeks in Cape Coast ...
A Year-long Mountain Climb
Earlier this week, my team took a trip to the Volta Region. It's the eastern edge of Ghana right next to Togo. The Volta Region has lot...
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