It’s such a pleasure getting to represent God’s hands and feet through DO once again in Zimbabwe – a country that has endured much hardship and is a battleground for souls.
Zimbabwe Trip: The LifePump That Was Just in Time
As we prepare to celebrate Christmas, our thoughts are filled with preparing to stuff turkeys and stockings—it is the season of plenty. But in the country of Zimbabwe, November marked the end of the long and dusty dry season. Back in April the rains stopped falling, rivers dried up into trickles, and many bush pumps ran dry.
DO’s 2020 Annual Report Now Available for Download!
This resource provides an in-depth look at how God used your passion and investment to change lives last year. At Design Outreach, we love sharing with you reports and stories from the field that demonstrate all that God is doing through this ministry.
That’s a Wrap: Interns Reflect on Lessons Learned
Somehow summer is already drawing to a close. School buses are driving by, parents are posting first day of school pictures, and Design Outreach’s summer interns have completed their work and returned to their respective universities.
14 LifePumps in 6 Days – Making an Impact in Zimbabwe
Edison shared these words of gratitude with Project Engineer Daniel Wang during a LifePump™ installation in his community. He was referring to the fact that the dry season in Zimbabwe is coming soon. In the past, the community would run out of water or drink dirty water to survive.
Virtual Coffee: Stories from Zimbabwe
Hear the stories from the field with the Design Outreach Team who recently returned from Zimbabwe – their impressions, experiences and impact.
DO Blog: Stories from the Golden Cup Day 12
Today was a fun day of meeting friends from Sawyer, KS, along the Transamerica Bicycle Trail. Three different families met us at different times, with children from two of the families waving posters of encouragement.
DO Blog: Stories from the Golden Cup Day 10
Today was a day of excellent weather as I pedaled from Sugar City, CO to Tribune, KS, (115.46 miles according to Strava). I had a tailwind for a while, but had headwinds most of the day. The temperature was perfect… not too hot and not too cold.
DO Blog: Stories from the Golden Cup Day 4
Day 4 was another very good day, but had a lot of interesting twists and turns.
DO Community Report: Nkhata Bay
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