Gotta love the kids!!!

Kevina and Ronald Kasenge, Mansuk Milton and Amanda Samrani at Harvesters.

Never give up; child putting all his weight into drawing water from the well (borehole).

A malnourished child eating her first ever ice cream; a special and rare treat for all in South Sudan.

Nurses Amanda and Brendah look on in amazement as she tackles her 3rd cone.

Rapha Medical Centre Staff:

Dr. Jeremiah, Lydia, Amanda, Kevina, Pastor Saydu, Nurse, Stella

Mansuk, Cashier, Sarah Saydu

Land mines are a real threat; we saw one blow up and kill a man that was clearing land for crops with a hoe.

Dressed for a wedding.

A completed low cost hand drilled well at the Water for All International training course in Texas.

What an honor to be able to bring physical water and spiritual water to those that thirst.

The generous donations of the family of believers at Sonrise Foursquare church

enabled us to purchase and present, in May, 2009, an oxygen concentrator to Rapha Medical Centre in

Lumuli-Gomba, Uganda. They have been operating for six years without oxygen.

Visiting the Music for Life school in Kampala, Uganda.

The African Children's Choir is selected each year from these children.

While attending a Safe Harbor church service in Jalemo, Sudan I found this young girl that was running a extremely high fever. The only thing I had to offer was a 1/2 liter of water with rehydrations salts. She drank it down like she had been thirsty for days. As with many that we encounter, we never know the outcome. Did she have malaria? Did she live?

At a Women's Conference at Safe Harbor Church compound in Wudu, Sudan these women enjoy their "holiday" from hauling water and preparing meals. Not only were they being fed by the Word of God but, for possibly the first time in their lives, their food and water were prepared for them and they were being served.

I provided clinic services for the women and children at the Women's Conference at Safe Harbor Church in Wudu. There were many with health problems that would not have been treated any other way.

We delivered medication to this distant clinic. The health worker was so pleased that he

now had antibiotics and antimalarial medications in pediatric doses.

They had been running for months without adequate supplies.

The kids are never far away!