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Love in Actionby Kathy Siler, Event Volunteer from Payson, Arizona I saw God work many miracles as He helped Living Waters Intl (LWI) gather an international medical team to provide the first Medical/Dental Camp at their orphan feeding center on Rusinga Island in Kenya. One of the miracles was how the specialized equipment and various…

I saw God work many miracles as He helped Living Waters Intl (LWI) gather an international medical team to provide the first Medical/Dental Camp at their orphan feeding center on Rusinga Island in Kenya. One of the miracles was how the specialized equipment and various supplies came together, including an autoclave from the Kendu Adventist…

Daryl and Lauren have both returned home safely and the two containers of family water purifiers have been delivered to Bolivia.  These purifiers are providing clean safe water to families who have lost everything.  Thank you to all who helped us to help them.

On December 14, 2025 the rivers, swollen from too much rain, burst through the river banks, decimating homes and villages, roads, and water lines . Lives were lost and many are still missing, buried under feet of mud. One such village was Quebrada Leon in the El Torno region of central Bolivia where the Seventh-day…

The Living Waters feeding program is going on so well. The children are well fed and always very happy and healthy. As I write, Kenyan life is very difficult due to our poor economic conditions. Prices of cereals/commodities have tremendously shot up and everyone struggles. Here at the far end of the country, on Rusinga…

Every child at the Living Waters feeding center has a story. Each one has been orphaned by death, sickness, abandonment or neglect. Their stories may differ but they all live with heartache and sadness. The things they pray for and worry about….. “I hope we can find my mother.”“Please pray that my guardian will get…

This is an updated story since the September 2024 Newsletter was written. We received word in July that the economic situation in Kaswanga (as in most of Kenya) has dramatically changed due to floods that ruined the season’s harvest, which led to unsustainable costs for food. This was true even for modest households but exceptionally…

Greetings from the Living Waters Intl Feeding Program in Kenya, where orphan girls and boys are finding help and hope. This year has brought its challenges, first with drought, then torrential rain, and then the diseases that follow the rain: malaria, cholera, and typhoid. Add significant inflation, and most families in the village are struggling…

Dear Friends of Living Waters Intl,  Recently a little first-grade girl was brought to the feeding center by her teacher who asked if we could accept her into the feeding program. She was malnourished and wearing torn, dirty clothes. She looked tired and listless. Ezekiel, program manager of the feeding center, reports, ” I immediately sympathized with…

To all who supported Living Waters’ in the recent earthquake project, your response was a direct outpouring of Gods love working through individuals and organizations. On behalf of the recipients of compassionate services provided in Turkey, Kurdistan-Iraq and beyond, and as the president of Living Waters Intl, I want to say thank you for your…