A Busy Day

I woke up this morning at 7:00 A.M. We went to breakfast with Pastor Dare at 8:30 and did not finish until 10:00 or so. After breakfast, we started running errands. We bought supplies for the Bible Institute, and we got some things Mrs. Angie wanted.

When we got home, it was around 1:00 in the afternoon. We had forgotten to eat lunch; so, we ate something quickly and headed back out. On this trip, we took supplies to the church and started setting up for the Bible Institute, which begins tomorrow at 11:00 A.M.

After we had finished at the church, we came home and took a short rest. It was then time to set up for Bible club at the house. We had several of the neighbor kids attend. They have so much fun!!! Once we had finished, we ate some fried chicken, kelewele, macaroni, and vegetables for supper. Mrs. Angie, or “Mama Angie” as the Ghanaians call her, is an amazing cook.

Once we finished supper, we went to the church for the Friday night Youth Meeting. We sang songs, played games, and heard some preaching. Prince, a boy from the church, and I both preached. This was my first time preaching in Ghana, and it was also my first time preaching with an interpreter. Everything went smoothly. When the meeting was over, we all parted ways and headed home.

I am now preparing for bed. Dad, Mom, Danny, and Bonnie are currently flying to Istanbul. They have an eight hour flight, a nine hour layover, then another fifteen hour flight. They will definitely be experiencing jet lag. Mom, Danny, and Bonnie start school on Tuesday. Hopefully, they have enough time to recover from the journey. Dad starts work on Monday morning; well, he is supposed to anyway. They may give him a few days to recover, but he will probably be doing something. He is always busy working on the farm or doing some great project.

That is all for tonight. If you see any mistakes in the post, I am sorry. My editor, Mom, is currently in an airplane on her way to Istanbul:).