Anders talking about how the village can take good care of their new water system, so that it can last for many years.
Many people from the village had come to the ceremony, in the front line you see the local chiefs.
3 choirs was there for the ceremony, here you see one of them in action.
A elderly woman shed a tear. She knows what it means to get water from a 65 meters well in a closed system, rather than 10 meters open well, that dry out right before the rainy season.
Chief Mepo cuts the red rope, as a symbol of new hope.
A big thanks to all the people that has worked in Kyaba to make this project possible !!
From Texas!
SvarSletWe rejoice with the people of Kyaba upon the completion of this water project. We are grateful to Anders and the team from Denmark for supervising this project and to the Congolese people who worked diligently to see it to completion.
LakeRidge United Methodist Church is grateful for the opportunity to have a part in this life saving venture. May God bless the people of Kyaba with better health and opportunities to spread God's love.
Bill Couch, senior pastor, LakeRidge United Methodist Church, Lubbock, TX