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Help provide fresh water for villages in Ghana

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October 24, 2011 Mission Society News
Help provide fresh water for villages in Ghana

More than 40% of Ghanaians do not have access to potable water or adequate sanitation. This lack leads directly to waterborne disease and can result in death, especially among children and the aged. Mary Kay Jackson, a civil engineer by training, is working with the Methodist Church Ghana and other organizations to bring potable water to rural communities throughout Ghana. Projects include drilling boreholes, distributing home-based water treatment systems, and hygiene education. In addition, the link between drinking water and the Living Water of Jesus is used to spread the gospel in target communities.

To support Water Projects in Ghana, please make a donation to Project #620.

Photo by Alexandr Nisichenko

 

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