Ghana

Local mother with on child on her back and
another holding her hand.

This is the Cocoa Bean Shed which was the first meeting
place for the church in Ghana.



This is the place of the first baptisms in Ghana.

The shoreline has moved inward and the first baptism was actually
beyond the line of rocks.

Another angle

 

We visited the Forever Young International School founded by Joseph William (Billy) Johnson
in the portrait on the left. Billy wrote SLC asking for missionaries and waited fourteen years for them to come. 
 His son, Brigham Young Johnson, currently runs the school which has approximately 1,000 students at three locations.

Brigham Young Johnson gave us a tour of the Forever Young School.
 

                        

Elder and Sister Cannon with Brigham Young
Johnson and his son, Brigham Young Johnson.



 Boarding rooms for the students on campus.

On the right is the Cannons with the Johnson family in front of the portrait.  On the left is
 the gravesite is at the school.

 

Our group at the gravesite of Billy Johnson.

Auditorium on the Forever Young Campus.  As a side note,
this school has been funded partially by Steve Young.