Moving forward strengthened - sharing hope
Dear conferees,
we hope you had an encouraging weekend. We are glad that you are now taking the time to have a look at our website. Here you will find everything essential summarised in a compact form.
Do you have any questions? I look forward to talking with you.
Projects only make sense if you do your best and use the best material. If you want it to be as cheap as possible, you might as well leave it alone. Otherwise you only disappoint people and throw your money away.
Luxury Safe Water
Safe water, clean fresh drinking water is a matter of course for us. We turn on the tap, drink it, make coffee or tea with it.
In most parts of Africa, however, clean water is a luxury. Many diseases such as diarrhoea, cholera and typhoid could be prevented with it.
There, you have to fetch the water from several kilometres away in a canister and then boil it with firewood or charcoal before you can drink it.
First priority: Abedju Mission Hospital / DR Congo
We are in the starting blocks: Congo is still closed due to Corona until the end of July. As soon as it is possible again at the beginning of August, we want to complete the water supply for the mission hospital in Abedju. For this we need your help.
Values
High quality and commitment to Safe Water because they are worth it to Jesus.
To make Jesus, the living water tangible.
Places
We work everywhere in Africa where our help is needed.
Often in remote areas where large organisations do not go.
Expertise
We speak running water:
Seminars and Workshops
Water supply and sanitation
Irrigation
Insights Into Our Work
Work at the Grassroots
Cooperation
Concreting a socket for a hand pump
Help for Self-help
One-week workshop in water treatment
Current Projects
Speech by a 5th grade pupil of the primary school in Adyangowe, Uganda
Water supply Mission Hospital Abedju, DR. Congo
At the moment the hospital gets water from a distant spring. It is carried to the hospital in canisters. There is no running water.
Call for help - Expansion of water supply in Ilakala, DRC
This week we received a call for help from missionary friends in Ilakala, South Kivu region, in the Democratic Republic of Congo. 3271 inhabitants share 2 taps to get water. The missionary couple
...Your Contribution Keeps The Water Flowing
