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Kenya Bound

“Team Donald” began their journey to Kenya very early this morning!

“Team Donald” began their journey to Kenya today!    Montana on a Mission H2O for Life Kenya

We will be meeting with some drilling and pump companies in Nairobi then heading on to Narok to prepare the well site location, assess springs for development and conduct health and hygiene training with the families in the area.

We can’t wait to see our friends again!

Maasai children wave goodbye after our visit at their manyatta. Montana on a Mission H2O for Life Kenya

Please pray for a safe and healthy journey, abundant clean water, open hearts and minds and that the Love of Christ would be communicated through our presence and work. That all would see more of Him and less of us!

Thank you so much for your prayers and support!

February 11, 2016/1 Comment/by Mery Donald
Tags: Christ, clean water, clean water systems, God's love, health, kenya, meeting physical needs, Montana on a Mission, safe drinking water, water
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  1. Dr. Dick Hardel
    Dr. Dick Hardel says:
    February 13, 2016 at 10:02 am

    You are in our hearts and prayers, Team Donald. May the Holy Spirit empower you to improve the quality of life for many people and build relationships through the cross of Jesus. Dick & Carolyn

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