Solar-powered Water in Haiti

In the USA, fresh drinking water is abundant. We think nothing of turning on the tap or stopping at a water fountain in public places to get a drink of water. We trust the source. Not so in many places around the world. The cholera outbreak in Haiti during the last year has caused many Haitians to doubt the safety of their water supply. This is especially true in the Artibonite Valley where cholera cases have been more prevalent.

Pumping water from deep wells usually requires Haiti electric--which often isn't reliable--or diesel-powered generators--which are costly to operate. Now, thanks to special donations, solar panels have been installed at the back of our Borel compound to provide safe drinking water for the community. This is such a blessing to the people! They trust this water source! It is just another example of how the Churches of God is serving the needs of Haiti through our Project Help ministry.

Thanks to all who support the Project Help Partnering Fund (CC 2718). God is making a difference through ministries like this.