All that remains now is the dropping of the pump and a celebration to thank God for answering prayers and
providing the water of life through Jesus Christ...
Refugee Hand Dug Well Pics from Start to Finish and Village Life
TRANSFORMATIONAL MINISTRIES
Reaching the Unreached one need at a time...
Using a hand-operated rotary mud drilling rig, two wells were installed in May.  The first site is a farm run by
missionaries who use the proceeds to support pastors and national missionaries.  The second location is a
school for physically and mentally handicapped children, which is affiliated with "Joni & Friends" in the U.S.A.
Drilled Well Installation at Missionary Farm and School for Disabled Children
TRANSFORMATIONAL MINISTRIES
Reaching the Unreached one need at a time...

Who needs hydraulic lifts when you have sticks?    Tiffany passes some time with local children    Chad & Tiff receive some "bush" apparel       Sister Magdalene, director of the
school                       

The U.S. Ambassador visits the school               Test drilling at the school to determine geology      The project site at the school                                Things start to get messy!

Let the drilling begin!                                     Carrying water from a local stream for the work      Changing drilling rods as we go to about 90'        Developing the well to improve the quality

The crew prepares to leave for Bamenda                Unloading the equipment at the farm                  The site is prepared to begin drilling                                And the work begins with prayer

Installing the well screen and casing                    "Jetting" the well with high pressure water                Installing the solar panels for the pump           Installing the pump and recovery hose