This picture was shot by 410 staffer James Ward, on a recent trip to Kenya, with a service trip from NewSpring Church. There is a small village in the Segera are called “Black Tank” by the locals, named after the tank being renovated in the picture.
The obvious irony is… the tanks not black!
The good news is that regardless of the color of the tank, there is now 50,000 liters of clean water in that tank serving the people of “Black Tank”.
We’re thrilled to share some exciting news from Kamaku Primary School in Ulu Community! Thanks to the generosity of our donors and partners, a brand-new
Despite the community’s green landscape due to its Mediterranean climate and proximity to Mt. Kenya, access to clean and safe water has been a long-standing struggle. For years, community members have had to fetch water from a shallow well using donkeys, motorbikes, or by carrying jerrycans on their backs.
When most of us think about mission trips, we often picture building houses, painting schools, or distributing food to those in need. While these projects may be important, they only scratch the surface of what mission work can really achieve. At 410 Bridge, we believe the true goal of missions goes beyond physical tasks—it’s about building people and investing in lasting relationships.
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