Self Denial Appeal Week 3: Clean Water in Sri Lanka
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In rural Polonnaruwa, Sri Lanka, Rangana and his wife Ayesha are doing everything they can to care for their family while facing the ongoing challenges of kidney disease.
Polluted water has caused serious illness across their community – including the kidney failure that changed Rangana’s life. Through The Salvation Army’s water project, their family now has access to clean, filtered drinking water – bringing safety, stability, and hope for their children’s future. The project not only provides affordable water, but also creates jobs, supports local clinics, and empowers communities to prevent disease before it starts.
In this Self Denial Appeal story, hear how clean water, community support, and the love of God have helped restore dignity for Rangana’s family and many others across 26 Sri Lankan communities. Your giving makes this life-changing work possible. Be motivated by love this Self Denial Appeal – give one week’s salary and help bring health, hope, and a better future to people around the world.
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