Subuku, Kenya

Funded January 26, 2021

At Christmas time 2020, we told the congregation of Ingomar Church about the Subuku Village in Kenya and their urgent need for clean water. The only water source for this village is a contaminated, rain-fed pond, that is miles away. Our trusted partner in Kenya spoke with a village leader, she said, “Listening to Joshua talk brought tears to my eyes. People especially children & elderly are frequently sick and some die because of lack of clean water. Yes this community would really see big impact changes in their everyday life with access to clean water.”

Ingomar Church you have provided this impact, you have given this village the gift of clean water. Your generous donations at the Christmas services have FULLY funded a well to be placed in the Subuku village. You are an answer to their prayers. This village is a community of believers in Christ. They know that life is better with Jesus at the center. Now they will soon have access to clean water, this will save lives.

Thank you so much for your generosity!  Stay tuned as we provide more info as the project gets underway and is eventually completed.

drilled April 29, 2021

Drilling is in progress, water is flowing from the test pump, and the people are so excited taking home test water!

update may 26, 2021

The deep well at Subuku is successfully drilled at 250 meters. The water is strong and clean, but we did not anticipate such a deep final depth. The drilling itself went $2,500 over and has been paid. Now, it requires an electric pump system & a tower with two 10K liter water storage tanks. There will also be a small pump house constructed which our ministry partners will oversee.

We have collected quotes from recommended, reputable contractors:  To bring this project to completion to deliver water to the people the total needed is $17,500. The electric pump system will cost $10,500 and the tower/tanks system will cost $7,000.

This is a photo of a completed tower structure by the welding company done at another location for our ministry partners. The photo is taken at an odd angle to show it, they built it close to the stone building for double duty from the stone building to hold a 3rd tank.