LCC Thanks Donors for Their Generosity to the People of Ghana

Thank you for your generosity to the people of Ghana. In addition to the next well to be dug, the church members in Tamale in the Northern Region built a cistern to catch rainwater during the wet season. During the dry season, many wells run dry. Locations that have a cistern have access to freshwater when the wells fail. Pictured is Gary Kessler, Church Without Walls, Ghana (C-WOW).
 
LCC received this update from Rev. John Donkoh, President of Evangelical Lutheran Church Ghana:

C-WOW has the passion of bringing the gospel of Christ to rural areas and try to meet people in their point of need. Since its inception, C-WOW has provided 15 boreholes (clean water) to the less privileged in different locations (villages). The All Nations Lutheran Church - Tamale in the north is one of the new locations where C-WOW has identified to provide this needed water project. The total membership is about one hundred people. The average attendance on a normal Sunday service is about 50.

The Kanvili community generally has water problems, with most people relying on river/dam water which they share with animals. Having a borehole will not only benefit the church but the entire Kanvili community and beyond with good drinking water. The borehole will be used as a means to connect with the community so the gospel can reach them. With the borehole in place, members will now have water to drink and wash their hands when they come to church. When it's fortunate to have a school in the future, it will also serve the pupils/students and the teachers. Should the church have a toilet and urinary one day, it is the borehole they will depend on for water

We thank our donors and supporters for making this a possibility for the people in the north!
 
To God be the Glory!
 
Rev. John Donkoh
President
ELCG
 
Please prayerfully consider donating to help C-WOW provide clean water to the people of Ghana.

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