It started under a tree. The questions, the planning, the offer of partnership. It was a White Acacia and it provided welcome shade from the hot Kenyan sun. Water has always been an issue here, but for the past few years it has become even more difficult to get. Water is the mainstay of our physical […]
A couple of weeks ago Denny and Ellen Freed, Josh and I, were in Africa starting a project to provide water to a community of about 2000 people. This involved the development of several springs, laying about 2.5 km of pipe and building 2 tanks and a water station where the families can fill their water cans […]
Our first day in Africa was spent in Nairobi procuring supplies for our water project. James Origa, a water engineer from Africa with a Christ-centered heart for giving, led Denny Freed and I through this process. I like most cities for a couple of days but the sheer business, language barrier and congestion of […]
Montana on a Mission’s first clean water project was in the Philippines in 2004. It was a huge success, bringing clean water right to the villagers’ homes. Our most recent project is among the Maasai people of Kenya. Several springs in one community have been developed providing over 38 thousand liters of clean water […]
What did all of the images from yesterday’s post have in common? If you guessed water – your right! – partially. These images also show our brothers and sisters in Christ, children of God! Montana on a Mission (MOM) has always been about showing the love of Christ to the world. It began even […]
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