How GFA World is partnering with churches to provide life-sustaining water wells in developing communities, addressing a critical global need.
Water is something that is definitely taken for granted by most people in developed countries. We don’t realize the blessing of being able to turn on a faucet and receive clean water right in our homes. However, about a quarter of the population around the world, 2.1 billion, don’t have access to clean, safe drinking water, according to the World Health Organization.
In the United States, when a natural disaster strikes and a community of people doesn’t have access to clean drinking water, that community is considered to be in a state of emergency. In fact, the U.S. Government has released a document that details what to do in the event that safe drinking water isn’t available.
Opportunity for Churches to Celebrate World Water Day
Christian ministry GFA World (www.gfa.org) is reaching out to churches and asking leadership and their congregations to consider joining them in a campaign beginning on March 25 as a way to celebrate World Water Day.
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