November Update #3 from the Wallers

Dear Friends,

Some more new wells just finished. There are 11 wells in this group all in the 30-40 meter (100 ft plus) deep range. These from the “Nueva Union” water club that just finished up. We have one other club still working up in San Ramon right now. They had drilled two and lacked 8 wells when we left them. Another club wants to start that are neighbors to these folks. We will see if they get too before the rains. The rains are coming. We had showers today. A good drilling season however it works out. With the San Ramon club finishes there that will be 34 wells recently plus another three earlier in the year. Some day I hope each of these wells has a windmill on them and big old fish pond and all these families really prospering. That is what WFA will be working toward. At least they have water now on their homesteads.

Pray for Cayo. His sister is near deaths door, and they are taking her home from the hospital with nothing left to be done. He has been in town tending her for a bit. They didn’t amputate her leg and bad infection looks like it will do her in. Diabetes complications. Pray for Cayo as he has really carried around a big old sack of rocks for a while now. His sisters name is Matha. Sad deal.

To balance the sadness of Martha’s situation last night at church Amalia’s teenage single mom daughter Yoli asked to say something in Church. She said she has invited Jesus into her heart and wants to start a new fresh life and be baptized. It was wonderful! Pray for Yoli too as she starts her new walk with Christ. God is so good and I will praise him!

Thanks for praying for WFA. We live on your prayers! I head home to Texas in a couple of days. I am sad and glad at the same time. I guess that is the way life always is. Can’t wait to see my wife and kids and hate leaving. I guess it will be this way till Jesus comes back. Then we can finally all go home for good!

Terry

And finally the yapa (bonus) of the evening,

Our new little pet bambi deer. My girls would melt if they were here! To keep our crew company and eat the grass in my yard. Melissa raised one like this when we were at the farm and she slept in Melissa’s dresser drawer. Nothing more peaceful looking than a Baby deer after it has had it’s bottle of milk.

“If you read history you will find that the Christians who did most for the present world were precisely those who thought most of the next.” C.S. Lewis

Water For All/Agua Para Todos

For info on Water For All’s international work visit, www.waterforallinternational.org or email terry@southlandbaptist.org

Tags: Bolivia, Missions, Water Wells