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On May 28, at Caleb Manor Chapel, Taya Raine spoke concerning her work project with Samaritan's Purse in Liberia. Taya helps rural communities with their water situations and sanitation issues. Her presentation was informative concerning how Samaritan’s Purse assists villages in having clean water and educates the locals on how to use the Bio Sand Filter. You can check out the Samaritan’s Purse Website for more information.

Prayer:
Taya leaves for Liberia on June 10, for another year of work. Pray the Holy Spirit will protect and guide her every step of the way.

Continue to Pray for health and safety. Medical assistance is hard to receive in Liberia, if Taya's breaks a leg or arm it is a major issue.

Prayer for the ministry aspect of her job:
Liberia is a very dark place, with lots of witchcraft and superstition. Witchcraft is deeply ingrained within communities. The majority of citizens call themselves Christian, but as a local saying goes, “Christianity in Liberia is a mile wide and an inch deep.” Pray that Taya will be wise when sharing the Gospel message.

Samaritan’s Purse has showed the Jesus film and God’s Story within communities presented in the local dialect—Pray locals will be open to the Gospel message.

Note: The picture is of Elsie Nickorick with Taya Raine. The Glimpse of Glory congregation at Caleb Manor financially supports the "Turn on the Tap Project" with Samaritan’s Purse.
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