Fresh Water Wells - Ghana - Reaching People far from God

"Fresh Water Wells" - Ghana

Fresh Water Wells are another tool to help share the Love of Jesus Christ

Water storage tank helps children

The memory of that beautiful afternoon at the Young Women's Christian Association Day Care, still warms our heart. The pupils sang their joyful "Thank you's" after Theovision had presented them with water storage tanks.

Your gift will make a difference and help people who are receiving spiritual water, Jesus. And they need fresh physical water.

You can sponsor a well in one of these villages and save lives with out leaving home.

Village Chief in Hatika, Ghana says

"For over 50 years we had no good drinking water" we drank from stagnant streams and walked for miles in search of water. We suffered from many water borne diseases.

However, since you supplied our village with the well and clean water, nobody has complained of any of those diseases.

"Thank you, and God Bless you."

A small committee of villagers collect a modest fee from users to maintain the well in addition to meeting emergency health needs in the village.

In addition to Hatika, 13 local villages obtain their water from this well.

Your gift will help provide a well in a village and improve the health of people who have never had a local fresh water supply.

Maintenance of fresh water wells in developing countries where the greatest need exists is an issue needing more attention and better solutions.

When the first discussions about the possibility of new fresh water wells being offered by our ministry arose, we looked at the prospect of doing this in Africa. The World Health Organization reports more than half of the wells given to countries across Africa do not work. These are simple mechanical devices. It takes very little to maintain them, we show them how to maintain a successful well as a ministry utility.

Christian Life Mission Church in Nmai Dzorn

The outreach ministry of the church is enhanced with a new fresh water well and they started to build the new sanctuary because they did not need to purchase expensive water that is delivered by tanker truck.