Glimpses of our Life in Ghana

The front of the shop. The project today is the school bus Living Hope uses to haul about 180 students on. Yesterday it broke down and in the process of getting it going they discovered the back brakes were barely working. So today Kenny is trying to get them fixed. The bus was shipped over from the US so finding parts is a real challenge here, New Hope was started as a school to teach young men how to do basic mechanics. And of course along with that teach them Biblical principles as well. The school will be starting in March again hopefully. The side of the shop. The back of the shop. The back of the shop from farther away. And of course two boys on their way to see daddy. The office.                                                      The bus backed in over the pit. There are always an over abundance of moto bikes to work on.  The shop needs some organizing before school can start. Right now they are trying to keep up with maintenance on the missio

The Front of Our House                                                 I can't believe it has taken this long for me to get this done! One request I heard numerous times before we left was, don't forget to post pictures of your house now that it is repainted. Of course I will! I couldn't wait to show people around our place since pictures is probably the only way most people will see it.    But one thing led to another and here we are. This week it is 4 weeks since we moved and I'm only getting to it now.                     The backside of our house. I even have a wheel line!    Merlin and Bethany were in charge of getting our house ready and they did an excellent job. We had picked out the paint colors back in October and they did all the work. The kitchen is still not completed but Merlin assures me by March 31st.  At least I have a sink, refrigerator and stove. And even if the cupboards don't have doors, they are still very usable. I suppose you cou