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Morijo Water Projects 2008
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Jerry and John stand on top of the new water reservoir built with KMO and Jackson UMC assistance in Morijo in 2008 |
The water project holds water to feed the people and the livestock during the draughts that come to the area frequently. |
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The typical water hole in Morijo with a log cattle feeding trough that had to be filled by men with buckets constantly. Only a few cattle could drink at a time. |
KMO had this cattle feeding trough of concrete made to feed dozens of cattle at once. |
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Also seen in this photo is a pipe with a spicket that runs far away from the cattle trough for the villagers to get their water in large plastic jugs. |
At another water hole near Morijo, the cattle mill about waiting to be led to the fenced off water hole by their Masai herdsmen. |
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| The herdsman has to carry plastic jugs of water from the water hole to the water tubs where the cattle drink. This is a daily chore for the people, often having to walk most of the day to get to the water. | Here, the cattle and donkeys are loaded with saddle bags filled with water to take back for human consumption to their villages. This water hole is a potential site for another of our KMO water projects in the future. | |
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The fence around the water hole keeps the cows out and keeps the water somewhat clean. Otherwise the animals foul the water in short time. |
Many trips are needed to water the cows. |
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| Water jugs are passed over the fence to other herdsmen. | A tub of water and a thirsty bull. Each animal drinks for ten minutes and then is led away so that another one can drink. | |
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| Luke joined in the watering of the little cows. | Thirsty cows crowd around the water as soon as it it poured. | |
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| Even a wheel barrow is used to hold water for the cows. | Jerry and Luke carrying water to the cows in Morijo | |
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Serengeti Plains of East Africa: Safari 2001 |
Email us if you would be interested in taking a dental or medical mission trip to Kenya |
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Historically, one out of ten have indicated a decision to receive Christ as a direct result of seeing the "JESUS" film. |
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The 10/40 Window is an area stretching from 10° to 40° north of the equator from West Africa to East Asia. Did you know that 90 percent of all unreached people groups live in this region of the world? The 10/40 Window is identified as having less than 2 percent of their populations as evangelical Christians. |
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information or to send donations to continue God's work: Email Dr. Bill Williams Mail Bill at 680 Wood Branch Trail Suwanee, GA 30024 Email Brad Williams Mail Brad at 5109 Morton Rd New Bern, NC 28562 Home: 252-633-7823 |
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