Daniel and Christy Kenaston have been working among the Konkomba people in north-eastern Ghana since December 1999.

They were in the states for furlough in 2006. Little Anna Kathryn was born during that time. They traveled 14,000 miles, visiting churches to update them on the work.

When they returned in October, they took along Daniel Smith, Renae Wollman, and Hannah Kenaston, three six-month youth workers, to aid in their busy schedule of ministry activities.

Since returning, Daniel has taken on an administrative assistance position to fill in for Bro. Ross while he is in the states. This involves traveling to all of the mission stations, keeping in close touch with Ross to confer about each station’s progress, and overseeing the organization of the missions retreat. Their little family expanded greatly when the six GES workers joined them in November for several weeks of training before actually being sent out to their various villages.

Here is an excerpt from an update by Daniel concerning the work in Bunbon…