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www.LifeSourceWater.com Athletic Director of Oaks Christian High School, Jan Hethcock, shares his experience of owning a LifeSource Water System for his home. His satisfaction with LifeSource at home led to the installation of a LifeSource Water System in the Athletic Department of Oaks Christian High School. In this video, Hethcock talks about the many benefits of owning a LifeSource Water System. Along with having great tasting clean water, LifeSource Water is gentle and helps fixtures last longer before replacing. After dealing with unsightly tap water for years, Hethcock shared with Oaks Christian High School how a LifeSource Water System would not only provide clean drinking water for their Athletic Department, but also helps prevent erosion of fixtures. Consuming thousands of gallons of water throughout over 700 athletic events a year, Oaks Christian High School now enjoys crystal clear, odorless, clean water without spending thousands of dollars for bottled water.

$5 = WATER (for people who need it) WATER = LIFE (for everyone) THEREFORE… $5 = LIFE Got a minute? 1.1 billion people in the world today go without access to safe, clean drinking water. That is 1 in 6 of us. Glad it’s not you? Check out www.five4life.org to see what you can do about it.

Sineth was brought up in a large slum in Cambodia. He talks of the issues he faced – wading to school through sewage, ill health, the high cost of electricity, the difficulty finding clean drinking water. Despite all the odds Sineth is now studying medicine at university. His scholarship is paid for by an edukid sponsor. To date 100% of all university students have graduated. edukid have many more young people waiting to study, but no sponsors. If you would like to know more about sponsoring a student and helping them break out of poverty please contact christurner@edukid.org.uk or phone him on 07913611544. Or visit www.edukig.org.uk. Sponsorship varies according to their course, but it can start from as little as the price of a coffee a day!

charity: water staff made this video for father and son team Tyler and Paul to thank them for giving up their birthdays to fundraise for clean drinking water. Learn more about their campaign here: mycharitywater.org Tyler and Paul, it’s our fifth birthday. But the celebration isn’t about us — it’s about you. You’ve joined our mission to end the water crisis. You supported our cause. You’ve inspired us. So we want to say thanks. In five years, charity: water has funded enough water projects to give more than two million people clean water to drink. We never could have gotten this far without you. Thank you.

Steve Morgan of the Morgan Foundation visits Rwanda to see what can be done to help bring clean drinking water to the remote villages of Rwanda. Filmed by Steve Morgan. Edited by Martyn Chidlow.

Samson started this ministry August 1986 as an Evangelist. He started doing Gospel Crusades in villages and towns in India. People got saved and healed. Then the Lord spoke to him to start churches. Samson started planting churches. Now, he has pioneered 103 strong growing churches in India and one church in Germany. Samson is teaching and training Pastors and Ministers regularly through Seminars. The Lord put love in his heart for orphans, destitute people and widows. He has started 7 orphan homes. Right now, there are nearly 400 children in these homes. The ministry is also distributing safe and clean drinking water. Wells are dug and 3 water trucks supply water every day to thousands. He is feeding street children with one warm meal a day. His mobile medical care focuses on helping sick children and old people in remote villages. Right now, the Rapha Children Hospital is under construction. He opened a primary school for the slum children. His ministry is also doing humanitarian relief work during earthquakes, floods and recently the Tsunami. Samson preaches the Gospel with passion and you sense the tangible anointing of the power of the Holy Spirit. His message brings the Word of God so alive. The anointing is strong and people are changed, healed, delivered and restored. Mission In Action 18027 Blues Point Drive Cypress, TX 77429 USA (281) 256-7137

This year, the P&G Running team decided to make runners aware of the issue of unsafe water. A group of volunteers performed PUR demo’s to show the power of the $.10 packet that cleans 10 liters of water. Thousands of runners visit the Team P&G booth on Saturday and Sunday andgot a chance to see first hand how the PUR packets work. Just in the last few weeks togehter, we have raised enough money to provide clean drinking water to 271 children… and counting! visit www.csdw.org to learn more!

Saaraketha, meaning “bountiful field”; is an organization that intends to deliver the promise symbolized by its name. A Sri Lankan owned, organically certified company specializing in Agro Forestry; Saaraketha was established in 2008 under the 300 Factories Programme of the Government of Sri Lanka, following registration with the Board of Investment (BOI) Currently agriculture stands as a relic of past times, as a part of the vibrant history of the country where it was a main occupation; an occupation that was filled with pride. Our ultimate objective is to recreate the prosperity of the past centuries by transforming the agricultural landscape of rural Sri Lanka into one that is economically viable, socially responsible and environmentally sustainable; to instill a sense of dignity and respect among the farmers of Sri Lanka, providing them with direct links to the global market and equipping them with the tools necessary to compete in it. The organic fields of Saaraketha are located in the picturesque village of Wilgamuwa in the Matale District, bordering the Mahaweli river, where it supports many poor farmers to defy the odds of their circumstances. The scenic nature of the village hides the various hardships that compound an already difficult life for the community of Wilgamuwa where attacks from wild elephants pose a very real threat to both life and livelihoods, scarcity of clean drinking water, lack of access to basic health & education, and crippling cycle of …

This alkaline water guy showed up at my Army Reserve unit and spouted his bullshit to a captive audience for half an hour. Captive audience is no exaggeration. This was a mandatory “briefing” and we had no choice but to sit there and listen to it. A little background: This video was shot at my US Army Reserve unit’s annual Christmas party. Normally, the morning is spent getting mandatory briefings on security policies, safety, suicide prevention, and financial responsibility. The afternoon is reserved for a holiday party for soldiers and their families. This year, our training schedule said there would be a briefing from WaterForLife, which is a charity that supplies clean drinking water to third world nations. Our unit, until a few years ago, handled water purification. What we got was a sales pitch from a guy from Kangen Water, which sells its alkaline water machines through waterforlifestore.com. After the presentation, I grilled the guy about the supposed health benefits of the water, and the possible negative side effects of drinking the stuff. I really wish I had recorded that part, because I made the guy look like a total ass. I would have continued to embarrass the guy, but one of our senior NCO’s jumped in and asked if I had ever tried the water. I told him that I had not, but that I also didn’t have to visit the moon to know it’s not made out of cheese. Science had already solved that one. I later learned that the NCO and our family readiness group director, who …

Jerrycan filters saving lives in rural Pakistan by providing clean drinking water that helps decrease stomach infections and gastro-intestinal diseases prevalent in children.