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Ilturisho Borehole – Phase II

materials arrive to complete the deep water well in Kenya to alleviate water scarcity

We received fantastic news today!

materials arrive to complete the deep water well in Kenya to alleviate water scarcity.

The contractor is on site and beginning work on phase II of the Ilturisho water well.  Phase II consists of constructing a tower on which to place the holding tanks and solar panels as well as installing the solar panels, pump, taps and constructing a security fence.

Please join us in praying for the successful completion of this project!  When the clean water starts flowing from the taps it will go a long way to alleviating disease and water scarcity for the families in this area.

April 7, 2016/0 Comments/by Mery Donald
Tags: Christ, clean water, clean water systems, compassion, God's love, health, kenya, Maasai, meeting physical needs, Montana on a Mission, safe drinking water, water, water scarcity, water shortage
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