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December 29, 2016. By Sister Diane Wood. After five weeks in England we are now back in Techiman. This is what we saw as I unlocked the gates. The young missionaries had a service activity and mowed the lawns, cleaned up the gardens and it looked wonderful although incredibly dry. The sign was very touching. Akwaaba is Tri for welcome. We are back in Ghana and I had temporarily forgotten some of the things I dislike here. Right now it’s the season of the winds of the Harmattan. December 29, 2016 at 7:29 ...
Observations of life in Ghana
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October 9, 2016. By Sister Diane Wood. Observations of life in Ghana. This is a main road in Techiman. These are Brahma cows, a mother her young calf and another cow. We drove past them and they were all asleep on the median strip and one on the road. We returned about thirty minutes later. At least once a month there is a street parade. It is usually accompanied by a band or music played on a sound system. This is a school group celebrating? With all the singing, dancing, loud music and razzmatazz.
Contrasts of Life
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November 18, 2016. By Sister Diane Wood. On Friday the 11th of November we left Techiman with England as our destination. I drove as Rick can not drive due to the extreme pain from the herniated disc in his back. Driving on the main road was very scary for me and possibly for the other motorists too! Contrasts of Ghana and England. Below Longford Park in Stratford, Greater Manchester. Ricks Mum lives in a street by this park. I saw a squirrel running through the leaves and then up a tree when...Below Aft...
November 2016
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November 18, 2016. By Sister Diane Wood. On Friday the 11th of November we left Techiman with England as our destination. I drove as Rick can not drive due to the extreme pain from the herniated disc in his back. Driving on the main road was very scary for me and possibly for the other motorists too! Contrasts of Ghana and England. Below Longford Park in Stratford, Greater Manchester. Ricks Mum lives in a street by this park. I saw a squirrel running through the leaves and then up a tree when...Below Aft...
A Riot of colour in cloth available in Ghana
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September 29, 2016. By Sister Diane Wood. A Riot of colour in cloth available in Ghana. Sister Wood in the Woodin cotton dress. This is a very modern design in the fabric. Another type of cloth is called Kente. Weavers of Ghana convey history, philosophy, ethics, oral literature, codes of conduct and religious beliefs through ceremonial weaving of special patterns and colours. Samples of Kente cloth date back to the eleventh century. LIFE IN GHANA IS A DIFFERENT PACE. Observations of life in Ghana. Fill ...
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Halladays in Ghana : Missionaries
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Sunday, October 23, 2016. Missionaries come in all colors and sizes.so do their ties. These happen to be woven and sewed to the wearers specifications right here in Ghana. Zone Council meetings happen regularly but, Elder Halladay and I are usually doing the Banking on those days. This was an exception. So glad we got to attend! These missionaries are an inspiration. Elder Halladay sharing a bit of insight. All missionaries LOVE it when they get mail from home! LOVE Sisters Awittor and Athieno!
Halladays in Ghana : March 2016
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Thursday, March 17, 2016. Funerals, Weddings and a baby naming ceremony. Funerals in Ghana are usually on the weekends, but the celebrating goes on for 4-5 days. They're marked by big red and black canopies like these. They will have speakers, professional mourners, much singing and food or alcohol is served. This is a cemetery. They can be found a long roadsides and are usually covered by thick foilage and trees. Tuesday, March 8, 2016. Our Missionary Sisters like their photo ops too! A favorite of mine.
Halladays in Ghana : January 2016
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Sunday, January 31, 2016. Road Trip to Accra. A three day trip to Accra just isn't quite long enough considering two of those days were driving. So, we made the most of it! African dolls.a mother with a baby on her back. More photos from our fast and furious trip this week. I LOVE to see the temple in Accra,. I'm going there some day, when it's not closed for cleaning. Yes, unfortunately that was the case. Its ok, it just means we have to go back again. :P. A change of pace is a good thing! Its really a ...
Halladays in Ghana : September 2015
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Saturday, September 26, 2015. Larabanga, Northern Region, Ghana. Looking back at some of our pictures I found a few we had not posted yet. Oldest Mosque in Ghana. Dates back to 1400 AD. The women's entrance. They can hear but not see from this special room. Opposite side of the Mosque is the men's entrance. Left to right is Sister Halladay, Sister Curtis (area president's wife) Sister Barney, and Sister Cosgrave (mission president's wife). Pretty wide open country, for miles and miles. Even in the street...
Halladays in Ghana : August 2015
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Thursday, August 27, 2015. These couples are going to different missions all over the world to help in the Mission offices. Places like France, Australia, California, North Dakota, North Carolina, Arkansas and Canada. They are very dedicated and wonderful servants of our Heavenly Father. Some have already served missions and are on their second or third mission. What a wonderful example of service! Welcome to the MTC Brendyn! This was another excellent week at the MTC! Friday, August 21, 2015.
Halladays in Ghana : Elvis Antwi is on his way!
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Sunday, August 28, 2016. Elvis Antwi is on his way! Elvis Antwi (on the right) is the first missionary from our branch to go on a mission. On the left is his older bother and his older sister is in the center. Three of his cousins also came which made him so happy. This picture was taken right after his farewell meeting. Albert (Elvis' brother), myself, Elvis and Elder Halladay. Elvis is in the center and is surrounded by many of his Agona branch family members. We are sure gonna miss Elvis. I waited...
Halladays in Ghana : Cooking Ghanain style
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Sunday, August 28, 2016. Shopping at the market for veggies can be a fun experience! Just look at all of that vibrant healthy food! The green long things in the center are unripened plantain, the red are tomatoes, the yellow are garden eggs (small squash). The colors beautiful and the setting is fascinating! This place is a feast for the artist eye with color and movement everywhere! Sister Wardle keeping a close eye on the recipe details so that we can do things right when we try it on our own at home.
Halladays in Ghana : A Special day in Agona
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Sunday, August 28, 2016. A Special day in Agona. Today was Linda's baptism day! She told me last week that she would be baptized this week and that I should arrange a dinner party for her. She has a great sense of humor! The Agona Branch members that came to support Linda during her baptism. Our Branch members are so great at supporting one another! They all came together in one trotro. Our branch does not have a working baptismal font so we all travel about 7 miles to Asamang to do the baptisms. Elvis A...
Halladays in Ghana : To Market, to Market
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Sunday, October 23, 2016. To Market, to Market. Navigating the somewhat crowded isles.umm.I think my cohorts are somewhere ahead of me.of course, if I should get separated from them somehow there's sure to be a person who can tell me which way they went because we kinda stick out here. Women's items for as far as the eye can see.and then some. Hmmlets see.four lotions, eight cocoa butter, slippers, new flipflops, etc, etc.maybe we can get help carrying it all out? Heylets get some wigs! Eeny, meeny, miney.
Halladays in Ghana : December 2015
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Sunday, December 13, 2015. This is Elvis Antwi, a soon to be departing missionary from our Branch in Agona. This is Brian, my little shadow when his mother brings him to the Mission home. Veronica is the cook for the Mission home and this is one of her twins, Brian. His sister is Briana. They are about two and a half years old. A distant cousin I am sure, from Brigham City Utah. It's a long walk or taxi ride for some to get to Church and back, so refreshments are in order. Not sure it makes sense to chop...
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