Well drilling for clean water is a big need here in Haiti. The list for those that want a well is long but having people to drill the wells and funding is the problem. This was such a blessing for these guys to be here. They spent time with Nicky showing him how to run the machine, about the formations and problems that could happen and thankfully they had problems for him to learn by while they were here.
It's great to have a rotary machine to drill with (this machine is faster) along with our cable tool machine (our Haitian crew drills with). In a near by tent city both machines had drilled dry holes, these people were having to walk at least 2 miles either way to get water. Most of the land tent cities occupy are open land on the sides of the mountains with no wells anywhere.
Nicky tried a 4th well in between the dry holes and hit good water for the community.
Two of the wells are located in a tent city where a crusade will take place starting
Sunday. As we gave them clean water now we can share with them the living water. Please pray for the ground to be prepared as the seeds are sown over the next two weeks as an evangelist comes to share the gospel.
PRAYER REQUESTS:
We have an evangelist here doing a week long crusade near on of the recent wells.
For good internet
For our visas
Towable boom lift
PRAISES:
Nicky started drilling wells after a well driller spent 2 weeks with Nicky teaching him to use a rotary machine they are allowing him to use
Kids are settling into a good routine in school as Kristie teaches them
Praise God for water! Lots of water being sprayed out of this hole. |
Hit good water! |
Cleaning a well with the air compressor to get the mud and cuttings out! |
A base being poured on a new well! |
That little boy is Praising the Lord!!!
ReplyDeleteThe little one in the last picture is adorable. That's great that you folks go out to help these people in need. This needs to happen more often. I wish I had the resources to fly out of the country to serve others like you folks do. Bless you.
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