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Help Water of Life keep the water flowing! Your continued generosity allows us to continue showing the love of Jesus through the gift of clean water to the unreached in West Africa and India. We couldn't do it without you.

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Update from 8/30/2017

Laxmi came to the village of Jaggayyapet Mandal in hopes of marital bliss, but all of her hopes were dampened after learning of the severe water shortage in her village. Her son and daughter were both born amid great tensions over the water supply. Government water supply tankers arrived irregularly. When they did not show, she had to make the long trip with other women from her village several times each day to try and find enough water from various sources for her family. This was not the life she had imagined for herself. After Pastor Praveen arranged for a Water of Life bore well in her village, she heaved a great sigh of relief. She heard about Jesus, and immediately knew that God had seen her struggle. She, along with her entire family, were baptized. With tears in her eyes, she conveyed her heartfelt thanks to Pastor Praveen and offered prayers of thanksgiving to God.

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Update from 8/23/2017

God continues to prove how wide His love reaches. The Masoko village in Sierra Leone struggled daily for clean water. Health workers regularly had to visit this village to combat outbreaks of diarrhea. Drilling the new water well made an impact, but sharing the Gospel has made an even bigger one. Pa Yamba Thallay founded this village and was a commanding a platoon of the local militia fighting during the Civil War. As a chief in the traditionalist poro society, he has said he has the power to disappear and appear - an ability he used to conquer the rebels during the war. However, Jesus continues to change everything. Pa Yamba Thallay heard the good news of Christ, accepted the gospel with his entire family, and lead the way for 32 members in his village to be baptized. Thank you for your support in making this happen and praise God!

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Update from 7/26/2017

Boy's Town Community, Liberia was founded in 1969 by a group of boys who decided to open an eight room dormitory for people of their ages along the highway leading to the airport. This community has grown from the small group of boys to over 600 people. However, there was still not a good source of water in the community. Most often, people would cross the main highway headed to the airport to collect water. Many of their children have died from being struck by cars along the road. Also, many were drinking from an open well which was filled with rusty nails and old clothing. Last month, Water of Life came to this village and drilled a new bore well. This community has literally gone from death to life by no longer having to cross a busy highway or drink from a polluted well. During the dedication ceremony, the community chairperson remarked, "We give God the glory for Water of Life to come and save our lives from these health hazards."

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Update from 7/19/2017

The pastor of the Saluknoor Village in India used to tell his congregation to offer prayers to Jesus to give them water. Now they believe that God heard their prayers and sent Rev. Praveen (Water of Life's Indian partner) to give them water. For the last few weeks since the bore well was inaugurated, people say that good things have been happening in their village. Families who had left the village have now returned home. One older woman had previously lost her sight and was being treated as a burden. She could not move without physical help. Since receiving the gift of clean water, this woman has regained some of her sight and is able to move a little without help. The villagers have attributed these things to Jesus' mercy on them. Most of this village have now been converted to Christianity and are all attending church regularly.

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Update from 7/5/2017

A new well was given to the Kpademai Public School in Lofa County, Liberia. Prior to this, the students collected their drinking water from a creek. During the rainy season, this creek would become very dirty and cause many students to fall ill. Jerry Kpadeh, 5th grade said, "We the students of this school are grateful to God for allowing Water of Life to release us from unsafe drinking water problems." Thank you for helping to make this well possible, and praise be to God!

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Update from 6/28/2017

We've moved! Please update your records with our new office address: Water of Life 306A West Poinsett Street Greer, SC 29650 Thank you so much for your support and feel free to stop by if you are in the area!

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Update from 5/30/2017

Ganya Thanda, a tribal village in India, has faced a severe water shortage for five long years. Their old wells dried up, and no one cared enough to provide a new one. Pastor Suman reached out to Water of Life's Indian partner, Pastor Praveen, for assistance. Praveen visited the village, met with the villages, and shared with them the love of Jesus. Pastor Suman cautioned his optimistic village that every bore well dug does not always give fresh water. But he believed, that if God would bless Praveen's efforts, it would be successful. The sweet water that flowed from the well combined with Pastor Praveen's messages about Christ made a deep impact on the villagers. Women started believing in Jesus and joined the church after a week of drawing water from the well. Children joined their mothers at church and are now attending Sunday School regularly. Later, many others joined the church and were baptisted by Pastor Suman.

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Update from 5/8/2017

We say it all the time that water is only our method. Sharing the Gospel is our mission. This well report coming out of Liberia gets that: Spiritually, this community has many churches that are sharing the good news of Jesus Christ to its people. God is working in the community to wake His people up to the true meaning of things and the priority of reaching our world for the sake of Jesus Christ. When they produce tools for the sake of spreading the gospel, they make them available in their churches. Rather than charging for their work, they recognize that everything belongs to God and His kingdom is furthered when others gain access to these tools. As God moves in His people's hearts, we stand ready to give away everything that God has taught us in Liberia.

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Update from 5/3/2017

When residents of this tribal settlement lost their hopes and were becoming restive, Reverend Praveen went to the village. He met village elders along with some of the women and personally witnessed the water problem. Women, in particular explained their plight and became little suspicious that what this man could do, when every one else had failed to respond. Praveen told them that he had come there to help them get water source in the village. He also said so many things about God and his way of doing things to his believers. He said there was no need for them to lose faith in God. He promised to dig a bore well in the village and informed that he would send his technical team to assess the possibilities of digging it. As promised, he sent his technical team and in 22 days of his first visit to the village, a bore well was dug in the village. Praveen came to the village again to inaugurate the bore well. He inaugurated the well and told all of them that God always takes care of his believers and those who trust him. These words made them think about the God and the depth of his conviction. They felt that when everyone promised and did nothing, Reverend Praveen promised and delivered. They believed his words of God and accepted his gospel. Women accepted to take care of the maintenance of the bore well.

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Update from 4/26/2017

After rehabilitating the hand pump, the Water of Life team offered this prayer with the community of Four Houses Community/Duport Road in Liberia: O Lord Jesus, I pray for your help in my examinations. Give me the health and strength to work as hard as the task facing me requires. Remove my fears and worries that I may face my work with calmness. And after I put in my best studies, bless my efforts with success for your greater honor and glory. Praise be to God for the 635 people in this community who now have the gift of clean water.

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