Church World Service, The Potter’s House Join Forces to Help Solve Kenya’s Water Problems

Church World Service and The Potter’s House announced on Sept. 21 that they will join forces to help solve Kenya’s water problems.

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    A young man in Masongaleni, a farming area in Kenya's Eastern Province, enjoys a sip of clean water. This area, frequently hit by famine and inadequate rainfall, is the site of a Church World Service water project. (Catherine Powers/CWS)
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    (Photo: CWS)
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By Michelle A. Vu , Christian Post Reporter
September 24, 2005|8:37 am
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