Honduras Well Projects is a non-profit, American organization started by five friends who

saw a great need for clean water in Northern Honduras. Agua Viva Internacional is a non-profit organization in LaCeiba Honduras with nearly 20 years of well drilling experience and a huge heart for ministry.

These two organizations partnered together to bring short term teams from the United States alongside the Agua Viva team to help drill wells and provide hygiene training for kids and families in the community they are drilling in. Through these service projects, Agua Viva and the HWP team have a great opportunity to share the love and truth of Jesus Christ while meeting practical needs.

Time for Change! Join us in supporting and fundraising to help build a well in Honduras for families in communities that do not currently have access to clean water. Our goal this year is to raise $3,000 for our 16th well!

Ways to help make a change:

- bring a donation over the week of VBS! Your kids will get sent home with a small bucket to fill with change and money donations. They can bring it back and put it in our well pump bank! All donations go directly to helping pay for a well in Honduras that a future Calvary team will build!

- Learn more! Scroll below to learn more about Honduras, the water needs, and the Honduras Well Project! Talk about it with your kids so they can also get excited about the future well they are helping to build and its importance!

Ways to Pray:

- Ask that many communities in Honduras will get access to clean and safe water.

- Pray that those in need of clean water and those who have received clean water to find living water and eternal hope that only Jesus can provide!

- Pray for the Aqua Viva team in Honduras to be encouraged in their faith and to boldly share the light of Jesus in all the communities they serve in.

Honduras is a country in Central America with a population of about 10,947,000 people. Honduras has around 22 different people groups with at least one known unreached people group. Honduras is 96% Christian adherent with the second largest religion in the country being non-religious making up 2% of the population.

In 1998, Honduras was hit by Hurricane Mitch and 75% of the country was left with unsafe

drinking water. This is due to two primary reasons: contaminated water and lack of access to water sources like wells. Today, around 1.2 million Hondurans do not have access to clean water.