While we were running and walking last Saturday for The ShareJOY Run, Pastor Siama had the opportunity to dig a new well. He also had the privilege of sharing the Living water with this community as well. Watch the short video clip of him sharing the Gospel. Thank you for your continued support of this ministry. Your giving has made …
Pastor Siama talks with us about the wells being provided in Cambodia with the proceeds from The ShareJOY Run.
These are pictures we received from Pastor Siama in Myanmar. He is happy to report the completion of their first ShareJOY well. He explained to us that in some of the villages around them the only clean water supply is a well run with a diesel motor to bring up the water. Unfortunately, the well is only run when …
Thanks to you, lives are being changed in Cambodia and Burma. As a result of your contributions fresh water wells are being provided to needy villagers. We are told a picture is worth a thousand words so we have some for you. Attached are pictures of a new well in Burma and video of a new well in Cambodia. We …
From our missionary Lawrence Lantz Please give a great thanks from us to everyone at the ShareJoy run. Your proceeds have allowed us to dig a well here in Ngora which the community uses every day. The neighbors around our church are especially grateful for the use of the well. Since our town continues to face water shortages, this well …
By Michelle Ulrich So you just signed up for your first 5K, bought new running shoes and planned out your training schedule. What else do you need to do? Well, whether you’re a seasoned runner or a fresh newbie, nutrition is another key component for a successful 5K. Your daily nutrition plan should include all the macronutrients, which include carbohydrates, …
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