Alli's Blog

It has been about two years since we have communicated with many of you. We value your continued prayers and would love to hear from you!

We had a wonderful visit from Chuck's grandparents, Lloyd and Edna Frazier. They stayed with us for 3 weeks, during which time Papa taught a course here and PACUC. We enjoyed the fellowship, and the school benefited in many ways, also! They blessed us through their preaching in chapel, the church revival and at the women's Bible study. They also blessed us by bringing lots of wonderful goodies that we missed (candy bars, bacon, Velveeta, etc!)...

We have been so busy lately! God has really encouraged us in the work here and has blessed us with health and strength to accomplish much.

Here I am with a group of all ages of students who are being tought computer, health, and business education by 4 englander from the NewTestament Church of God.We are still living in Accra, but we are traveling to Winneba this week...

Chuck and I have both been very busy the past week. We will be returning to the States in about a week, so we have much to finalize here before we leave. When we come back in June, the school will be moving to a new location...

We have been able to do some more traveling around Ghana. YWEA (Youth World Evangelism Action) has made two recent trips here to Ghana. They will be taking our building project in Winneba on as their 2006 project! Chuck and I went with them to Kumasi, a large city in Ghana located about 4-5 hours North of Accra...

We really are settling in here! I picked up my journal to write in it, and realized it had been almost a month since the previous entry. I guess that means Ghana is becoming home to us. We are both becoming quite busy...

I can't believe we have been here over 3 weeks! Time has been flying by. But then again, just last night I told Chuck that things are started to feel more "normal" here--I think we are starting to feel at home. It is incredibly hot and dusty! Our house is right on the intersection of 2 dirt roads, so cleaning floors and windows is a constant job...

It has been about two years since we have communicated with many of you. We value your continued prayers and would love to hear from you!

We had a wonderful visit from Chuck's grandparents, Lloyd and Edna Frazier. They stayed with us for 3 weeks, during which time Papa taught a course here and PACUC. We enjoyed the fellowship, and the school benefited in many ways, also! They blessed us through their preaching in chapel, the church revival and at the women's Bible study. They also blessed us by bringing lots of wonderful goodies that we missed (candy bars, bacon, Velveeta, etc!)...

We have been so busy lately! God has really encouraged us in the work here and has blessed us with health and strength to accomplish much.

Here I am with a group of all ages of students who are being tought computer, health, and business education by 4 englander from the NewTestament Church of God.We are still living in Accra, but we are traveling to Winneba this week...

Chuck and I have both been very busy the past week. We will be returning to the States in about a week, so we have much to finalize here before we leave. When we come back in June, the school will be moving to a new location...

We have been able to do some more traveling around Ghana. YWEA (Youth World Evangelism Action) has made two recent trips here to Ghana. They will be taking our building project in Winneba on as their 2006 project! Chuck and I went with them to Kumasi, a large city in Ghana located about 4-5 hours North of Accra...

We really are settling in here! I picked up my journal to write in it, and realized it had been almost a month since the previous entry. I guess that means Ghana is becoming home to us. We are both becoming quite busy...

I can't believe we have been here over 3 weeks! Time has been flying by. But then again, just last night I told Chuck that things are started to feel more "normal" here--I think we are starting to feel at home. It is incredibly hot and dusty! Our house is right on the intersection of 2 dirt roads, so cleaning floors and windows is a constant job...