Churches Give Clean Water For Africa

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On Christmas Eve and Easter, some United Methodist churches in Missouri give 100% of the offering to missions including water projects in Mozambique. Safe water is something church members are passionate about. Dollars raised in Missouri have already had a direct impact on thousands of lives in Africa with the installation of more than 100 wells since 2010. The Rev. Beth Elders’ church, Manchester United Methodist, has dug two wells and built two schools and they’ve seen the church grow as a result. “Since the school and the new well in Mabumbuza opened, worship attendance at Mabumbuza United Methodist Church has more than doubled. It’s like they’ve outgrown their chapel because people want to be involved with a church that’s involved with their community,” says Elders.
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[@cosmicfantasies]

I'm proud to live in Missouri.

[@maebell7515]

Pleasing to the Lord.......

[@maebell7515]

I was hungry you gave me to eat'

[@freddymicky1797]

name a place

[@drrydog]

How in the actual hell, do they not even take the first step of being basic human civilizations , drill a well, build a well, have water. This is so basic...

[@lucabennito3651]

Many of them have water, it just isn't clean. At least not by our standards.

[@gwynn2165]

You’re an idiot. Their water is not clean and there are water problems in Africa. You’re a spoiled brat whom has no idea how lucky you are. I myself take what I have for granted, but at least I am not you.

[@lucabennito3651]

@@gwynn2165 Amen, you are right. So many people in Africa either don't have clean water, or have to walk long distances to get water.

[@freddymicky1797]

africa?? name a place.you did not even give water to a whole country talkless of the whole continent

[@eastcoastfishin5885]

Freddy Micky it was 120 wells actually watch the video before you make dumb comments like this.