Water Wells, Medical tents, & The Gospel
Water & Medical Project Int’l is a non-profit Christian organization. Since 2012 we have been serving the community in Malawi, Africa through medical care and providing clean water. Now, we’re taking the next step by building a Missionary training center in the central region of the country. This center will equip local missionaries with the skills necessary to deliver essential healthcare and access clean water, all while sharing the Gospel and promoting sustainable development.
Our Focus
Evangelism
Our #1 goal is to share the gospel of Jesus Christ and make disciples of those who receive salvation.
Water
Medical Support
We believe in providing basic medical attention to the villages we visit by caring for wounds and infections.
Wells built
Wells Repaired
Medical Tents
Villages
Why Malawi, Africa?
Arguable the most underdeveloped nation in the world, Malawi suffers greatly in essentially all categories available.
Access to education, general standard of healthcare, fresh water, infrastructure, and quality of living conditions are all limited or substandard.
Because the nation is unable to develop in general, they’re stuck with trying to drive their economy using only the most primitive levels of agriculture. With common weather variations, as well as injuries and fatalities facilitated by poor health care, Malawi’s has the world’s lowest GDP per capita of $226.50.
Our Latest Projects
My experience in Malawi this summer has been one that I will never forget. The brothers and sisters of Malawi have so much love to offer. From the locals in Africa, I personally learned what it means to have pure joy, they are one of the happiest people I have seen, regardless of their poor environment and situation they choose to be content in what is given. I am very thankful I got to experience such a beautiful place and God is truly doing great things in Malawi. I also got to be involved in medical tents and figure out how we were able to help those in need of healing. This was a whole new outlook into the medical field, where all hands are on deck. Everyone in the medical tents had their own knowledge coming in, it was great assessing the patients and hearing their concerns out loud. I got to spend a great amount of time with the team also and cherished all our conversations. I am grateful we got to experience Africa all together as a family. Coming back home I still have the sounds of the beautiful songs sung at the churches as well as the dances. I think everyone needs to experience Africa for themselves, God willing I’m sure I will be back.
Mikhaela
I have always had a desire to go to Africa and prayed that I would be able to go one day. When I heard there was a group going this year, I felt that God was opening up a chance for me to go. I was very excited and thought we were going to change people’s lives and make a difference. I realized that God worked in our group instead. It was such a life-changing experience, and my whole perspective just shifted. These people who had so little had so much joy. They live each day, not knowing their future but trusting that God will see them through. It made me just slow down and just experience God in the everyday moments. Africa truly has a place in my heart, and I would love to go and serve once more.
Maria