Living Water
Water filters for families in Indonesia without clean drinking water, and an opening to talk about the Living Water.
Indonesian missionaries are of great value to the mission work in their own country. Where foreign missionaries have no access to certain groups or areas, they do. Language and culture are also hardly a barrier for them.
Yet providing for their living costs is a big challenge. Often their network of church, family and friends does not have enough financial means, or does not share their faith. We see that a shortage of money brings worry and stress. This often hinders them in carrying out their mission, while by Western standards these workers need very little to live on.
Adopt a Worker helps them. You can help too, by becoming partners in the harvest together with them.
For safety reasons we do not introduce the missionaries to you online. You can request the brochure by sending an email to adoptaworker@ywam.nl.
With little, they can do a lot.
Water filters for families in Indonesia without clean drinking water, and an opening to talk about the Living Water.
Education, farming and the gospel for the Wana, a predominantly animist tribe in the interior of Central Sulawesi.