A Week in Praso

Friends in Nuamakrom

Elder Ameyaw helping pound FuFu

Almost everyday we take a walk through Praso. This is a school doing exercises.

Make the picture larger to see all the goats.

Beautiful Flowers everywhere.

Give this a try. Baby on her back and a large box with clear sides with baked goods in the box for sale.

This lady has dried fish on a large tray on her head.

This is a picture of the TroTro station

TroTro Station

Bug of the week is a Spider. Elder Sorensen found it in the Bush.

Elder Ameyaw , Samuel, Bro Tetteh, and Elder Warner. This is a follow up lesson 
after his baptism.

This was on our way to Accra last time, Break down just stay where you are blocking over half the highway and fix it.
Everyone just has to go around.

This is for our family who loves airplanes. This is out side the mall where we go to Kentucky Fried Chicken in Accra.
It is a Restaurant by the accra airport. 

This is a new friend we think it is the son of the man we buy bananas from. 

This is how you take your business with you. They will walk all over town .

This is Sister Sorensen walking around town. Not so sure if she likes this trail
Lots of ants and they bite.

Travel week

We were able to attend the temple this week in Accra. It is transfer week for the missionaries and 14 missionaries went home. It was raining when we come out of the temple so this is a picture as we were driving passed the next day. We were on our way to the Maxi Mart to buy cheese and then go the the airport to pick up 9 new missionaries from the Provo MTC. 

The FLAGSTAFF House same as White House in US

At the Zone activity with the missionaries.

Cooking at the activity. Sister Johnson is helping.

toll booth on the way to Accra

Fisherman boats being built

There are many fishing boats on the ocean.

The following pictures are freeway driving in Ghana.

Out side shopping mall all along this road.

Our drive to Accra is always eventful, lots of people and lots of taxi's and tro tros.
This is the shopping mall of Ghana, all along the roads in every town. This is where our young missionaries learn to do there food shopping. You can find most anything.

Creature of the week.

Tetteh FamilyThi

This is the Tetteh family in Kenkuase. Three of the children of this family was Baptized last Saturday.
The elders are Elder Edache and Elder Ameyaw.

These are all the children who were baptized in the area. Some are age eight, nine and ten years old.

This is Elder Jarvies, Elder Hughes and Elder Edache

Elder Sorensen was a witness to all the baptisms.

This is the type of windows we have in the house.

This is the frog that Elder Sorensen found in the yard.

When a car or tro tro need to be fitted they tip them on there side to work on them.

The tower with the men on it, is being taken down we have watched them for the last week
All by hand and rope.

This is a still.

The following pictures are of homes the Ghana people live in.