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| Most senior high school students live and board right on campus. We love to go see them on visiting days to find out how they're doing and to bring them a little treat, which is usually biscuits and a local malt drink. |
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| The youth know the sound of our truck and are often waiting for us when we get home. We love their happy smilies and their love for the gospel of Jesus Christ. |
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| Brother Dikro is a member of the Ho 1st branch and one of the finest tailors in town. He's sewn us scripture bags, a purse and even a new pair of pants. He's also always working with the missionaries to make sure they look their best. |
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| Brother Ankra lives in Tsito and is a barber and a basket weaver. He and his wife Josephine have 6 children and we always stop to visit them when we're in town because they make us feel so welcome and special. |
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| Sister Atando lives in Ho and sells popcorn, ground nuts and water in a busy part of town. She's always thinking of new business ideas and we love when she goes back to her hometown to buy fresh bananas, which we make into the best smoothies. |
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| Young kids are pretty inquisitive about senior missionary couples and tend to gather around us whenever we sit down. We had taken some pictures of them and they laughed and laughed when they saw themselves on our camera. |
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| It takes a lot of work (and strength) to make some of the main dishes here in Ghana. Sarah is pounding cassava into a dough that will be used to make Fufu, which is then served with soup. |
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| Sarah has a calling in the District Young Women's Presidency and loves working with and training the local leaders. |
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| Edith always waves us down when we pass by so that she can tell us that she loves and misses us! |
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| Congratulations to our friends on the recent addition of a baby girl to their family. And she came out with more hair than John! |
