Three Villages, One Christmas Offering
In the villages our missions team serves, mothers walk up to four hours a day for water that still makes their children sick. This Christmas, instead of exchanging gifts within our walls, Kindlewood is giving its offering away: every dollar funds drilled wells, each serving 300–500 people for decades.
A single well costs $8,000 — and our goal is three. That’s 1,200 neighbours with clean water within a fifteen-minute walk, plus hygiene training and a maintenance fund managed by the village itself.
Jesus met a thirsty woman at a well and offered living water. We get to do both — drill the well, and share the Water of Life.
How You Can Help
Give. Mark any December gift “water” — online, by envelope, or at the Christmas Eve service. $50 funds ten feet of drilling; $8,000 funds a whole well.
Go. Next summer’s missions team will dedicate the first well in person. Interest evening in January; no special skills required, just a willing heart.
Pray. For the drillers, the village committees, and the families who will drink clean water — and hear, perhaps for the first time, about the One who quenches every thirst.