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Water Filters Open Doors for the Gospel The Bucket Ministry’s Recent Kibera Project Led To Over 22K Professions Of Faith.
As a recently-converted Christian, Christopher Beth went on a mission trip to the Brazilian Amazon with his daughter in 2012. He had no inkling the trip would change his life.
“It broke me a bit,” Beth said of the mission trip. After seeing people drinking polluted river water, he researched the issue and learned there are at least 2 billion people in the world without access to safely managed drinking water.
Continue reading to learn more about the Kibera Project, written by Kim Roberts.
Kim Roberts
Kim Roberts is an award-winning freelance writer who holds a Juris Doctorate with high honors from Baylor University and an undergraduate degree in government with highest honors from Angelo State University.
Water Filters Open Doors for the Gospel The Bucket Ministry’s Recent Kibera Project Led To Over 22K Professions Of Faith.
As a recently-converted Christian, Christopher Beth went on a mission trip to the Brazilian Amazon with his daughter in 2012. He had no inkling the trip would change his life.
“It broke me a bit,” Beth said of the mission trip. After seeing people drinking polluted river water, he researched the issue and learned there are at least 2 billion people in the world without access to safely managed drinking water.
Continue reading to learn more about the Kibera Project, written by Kim Roberts.
Kim Roberts
Kim Roberts is an award-winning freelance writer who holds a Juris Doctorate with high honors from Baylor University and an undergraduate degree in government with highest honors from Angelo State University.
Water Filters Open Doors for the Gospel The Bucket Ministry’s Recent Kibera Project Led To Over 22K Professions Of Faith.
As a recently-converted Christian, Christopher Beth went on a mission trip to the Brazilian Amazon with his daughter in 2012. He had no inkling the trip would change his life.
“It broke me a bit,” Beth said of the mission trip. After seeing people drinking polluted river water, he researched the issue and learned there are at least 2 billion people in the world without access to safely managed drinking water.
Continue reading to learn more about the Kibera Project, written by Kim Roberts.
Kim Roberts
Kim Roberts is an award-winning freelance writer who holds a Juris Doctorate with high honors from Baylor University and an undergraduate degree in government with highest honors from Angelo State University.
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