Nazarenes help donate 126 water filters to rural Nicaragua communities

Nazarenes help donate 126 water filters to rural Nicaragua communities

by | 12 Apr 2018

The Church of the Nazarene helped donate 126 water filters to families in the rural communities of San Antonio de Padua and Motuse in Los Ranchos in the city of Somoto, Nicaragua, from 28 February to 2 March.

Prior to delivering the water, the pastors of the each of the local churches involved led a devotional time where they welcomed the donations and thanked God for the generosity of those who donated.

"Thank you very much [brothers and sisters] for making this delivery, because with this project they come to help us improve our health, especially that of our children, by being able to drink pure and clean water," said Santo López Casco, pastor of the Church of the Nazarene in San Antonio, Nicaragua.

--Church of the Nazarene Mesoamerica

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