A taste of living water

Wycliffe Foundation

Oct 13, 2009Government & Organizations

It was almost straight out of the recently translated stories of Jesus. One Sunday an elderly, blind woman, one of the Tharaka people of Kenya, made her way to church to give her offering: a small bag of corn. It would h...

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