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Deep in the southern region of Malawi there was little hope for clean water without a dependable pump in their village.

Mindraa’s husband was dead, a victim of the ongoing civil war in South Sudan. She and her children fled on foot from their home and homeland.

Amidu’s life was marked by excessive drinking and wayward choices. Not knowing what to expect when Water Mission entered his community, he found himself seized by the story of Christ.

What if you woke up one day, turned on the water in your home, and it was dirty or contaminated — unfit to drink?

What do millions in these countries, located so far from one another and so diverse in culture, have in common? They lack access to the most basic necessity of life – safe drinking water.

Many people in this village died because of unsafe water, which they had traveled up to 10 kilometers to collect. Now, there is a source of safe, clean water right in their village.

This technology is changing the way we think about water and changing the communities where it is deployed.

Think of serving mud water to friends who come to your door at 1:30 in the morning to mourn with you the sudden passing of a loved one.