NYFC Ghana 2006 Mission

17 people from Northumberland YFC, aged 8 to 40-something, ready to serve the people of Ghana, alongside YFC/West Africa! The in country portion of the mission will take place from July 3rd, 2006 through August 7th, 2006

Thursday, July 20, 2006

NEW PICS UP!!

Hi Folks at home,

It has been quite a day.... we poured tons and tons of concrete today, relaxed for a few hours (or did laundry, or swept, or prepared for the next event...) and then went to La (no...noy LA California!! - but La, a small village within Accra) for an evening of helping a church do home visits in a new community. More on that later.

There are new pics up.

I am sorry this takes so long but our schedule is packed.

Here are two pages to visit.

www.nyfc.org/ghana2006/churchday.html

www.nyfc.org/ghana2006/kokrobite1.html

MORE TO COME!!

Thanks

Daryl

PS: - note that the time of posts being made is the time local to Northumberland County - to get a sense of when we do these, add 4 hours to get Ghana time!

Later......

3 Comments:

At 12:09 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Fantasic pictures!
Thank once again team!
get some sleep you got a busy day!!!
LOL

Your brother in Christ,
Lawrence

 
At 12:13 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Yay Team! Thanks again here for showing us all you have; it sure helps to feel like we're there with you. Diane, you sure do seem to be trying to fit right in, and you look as colourful as any Ghanaian! I read your last post to the Wednesday evening group again this week; they sure like to hear the "epistle from Diane to the church of the Ascension" each time, and they're hoping you'll have time to fit them in for an evening to tell all you've seen and experienced. I still don't mind saying I love you and miss you in front of everyone! People are still teasing me about counting the days till you get back, but I'm sure you'll never forget your time there. Remember to continue to have grace for each other as you get tired - we are rooting for you all!
love andrew

 
At 11:21 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

How exciting to see all you've done, and the work that you are doing there. It must be something to see such a different culture. Those children look so beautiful, I would love to give them each a big hug and kiss. Keep up the good work, you are all in our prayers. Take care....Love in Christ.....Karen Marney

 

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