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El Salvador, a New Home
“At street corners, young girls and boys plead to wash your windshield. Hawkers tote newspapers, cell phone cases, sun glasses, candy, dish towels, ice cream, fruits and vegetables, tropical birds and more. Jugglers perform at red lights. The elderly and infirm beg for handouts. All are trying to earn a few cents to survive.”
Thanks to you and generous donors like you, Eric and Margo, MKLM missioners work to ease the hardships felt by the people of El Salvador. They share some of their experiences here…
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Thanks to your generosity, these Oaxacans are able to build water cisterns and rain catchments to provide water for nearly 4,000 of their neighbors. Your donations keep MKLM missioner Pat Denevan in mission and working on projects such as this. | A World Without Water is a World Without Life “March, April and May are the hottest months of the year in Oaxaca. Many wells go dry and people have to buy tanker trucks of water known as “pipas.” The water business is a good way for some to make money when people get desperate for water. In our Ecology Center we demonstrate ways to conserve water, recycle it, and use it sparingly, like in drip irrigation.” | MKLM missioner Pat Denevan lives in Oaxaca, Mexico, where he heads The Ecology Center. Here, Pat shares some of the challenges that his ministry is addressing. |
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