Montana on a Mission partners with communities to provide clean water sources in Kenya where water is scare.
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Gardening

Clean water makes an incredible impact in the health and energy levels of those who have access to it. Another benefit is that the runoff from the water fetching point can be used to water small gardens that provide food for families to eat as well as a small source of income when the surplus is sold.

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College Graduation in the Philippines

Congratulations to two of our FcfLoboc Linkers! We have watched Marlon and Gelie May grow up and make the most of their opportunities while growing their relationship with Christ. They both graduated from college last week and are ready to go forth and serve others.
Read their thank you messages to all the MOM supporters who supported them financially and through prayer.

The students at Ilturisho primary are able to get clean, fresh water from the taps in the school yard. These taps were installed in spring 2017.
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World Water Day 2018

In honor of World Water Day we want to share an example of what your partnership has accomplished at Ilturisho community and primary school.

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Spring Kenya trip highlights

The past three weeks in Kenya have been invaluable, both for our team and our mission goals. We were able to:

The Maasai are well known for their skill at hand beading. Montana on a Mission brings back these hand-made pieces and sales from them go 100% to the water projects in these women's communities.
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Glass beads in the red dust

The Maasai are well known for their skill at hand beading. Montana on a Mission brings back these hand-made pieces and sales from them go 100% to the water projects in these women’s communities.