In March, workers in Guinea began a Send Relief project to provide water for a remote village in Guinea. This village has been living without access to clean water. Daily, the villagers have been drawing water from a nearby stream for their drinking and cleaning needs. However, the stream is contaminated due to land runoff, often making those who live there sick from it. They have been waiting for a long time to have an opportunity to have access to a well. It was when workers in Conakry met the pastor in that region five years ago and began offering pastoral trainings and Bible teachings that they learned of the urgent need for clean water that the village faced. Give thanks to the Lord that these workers have been able to come alongside this local pastor and work together to provide a well for the village — a well that will not only supply clean water to the village, but through it, also share the hope of the gospel with those who don’t know Jesus. Pray that through this project, many villagers will find and put their faith in Jesus as their source of “living water.”