Mary was raised in an orphanage in India. When the time came for her to leave the orphanage, a man approached her and offered to marry her, which is not uncommon. After signing some paperwork she thought legalized their marriage, her new “husband” took her to a brothel and left her. She eventually escaped and then tried to commit suicide multiple times. In her final attempt, she ate glass and lay down in the street to die.
Thanks to a grant from Pure Water, Pure LoveSM, two wells were drilled, and pumps and distribution pipes were installed for the Restoration of Life Center in Brazil.
WMU®’s Pure Water, Pure LoveSM considers it a privilege to serve our missionaries in such a tangible way—providing a clean water source. Here are just a few of the thank you notes we have received from missionaries.
In 2006, Pure Water, Pure LoveSM partnered with Mission Waco to provide safe, clean water for the people of the village of Ferrier in the northeastern part of Haiti.
Stop and think. How much water do you use each day? Actually, a better question may be, how much water do you waste each day? Most of us have what seems like a limitless water supply. It is clean and available on demand. How often do you really stop and think about the millions worldwide who do not have a clean water source?
Everyone deserves clean water.