Some of these trained workers who want to devote themselves fully to the Lord's work need financial support in order to do this. In our past reports we have mentioned that supporting our indigenous workers is a needful and a fruitful door the Lord has opened. Several have responded to this appeal. The medical team will be starting Primary Health Care courses in a few days. Cindy is preparing lessons for that, giving supplementary food and seeing to the needs of 24 malnourished babies, doing weekend health care clinics for the churches and helping care for the lepers, plus the multitude of daily tasks which are ever present.
Inflation is a serious problem.
Prices of fuel recently increased by almost one half, and we are bracing for it to be double from the former control price shortly. It is a rule that when fuel prices go up all other things go up accordingly. This will put a sever crimp in our working fund budget which is being quickly depleted. We don't worry about ourselves, but I simply don't see how the people of the North are going to make it financially. Here in Kumasi we have many friends and we work closely with the Elders of the Bomso church.