Ghana Field Journal — Missions With the Consfords
Sunday, July 20, 2008
Bonjour, The road block between Anyama and Belleville had been removed. We were able to get to church this morning without any problems. There were 84 at church…
Bonjour,
The road block between Anyama and Belleville had been removed. We were
able to get to church this morning without any problems. There were 84
at church this morning.
Joe taught the adult Sunday school class and preached in the morning
service. Lenell and I had 28 children in our class this morning. That
kept us busy. Bonnie slept through most of Sunday school and all of the
church service. The people at church think that all she does is sleep.
I told them that she sleeps all day and is up most of the night.
Bonnie was awake at nap time. Joe stayed up with her so that I could
get some sleep.
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We had a good service this evening as well. Romeo preached tonight.
The strikes are still on for the moment. The president met with the
ministers today, but no final decisions have been made yet. Please
continue to pray for this situation.
A demain,
Joe, Laura, Gilbert, Danny, and Bonnie