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Praying For Rain And Wells In Sierra Leone

ByTim Nolte

As I felt the light rain coming down as I ran I couldn’t help but think of and the long drive season they, putting a strain on water supplies. I especially thought of the village of and their struggles for water. I continue to pray for the rains needed to grow their crops and restore their water supplies. I also pray that Ronkorhun would see the miracle of a new drilled well in their village sooner than anyone could have expected.

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