Our story began several years ago in 2009 when by chance, in our small Western Pennsylvania Anglican Church we had the privilege of meeting a then seminary student, Rev. Ferdinand from Kenya. We developed a friendship with Ferdinand and shared many meals together during his time studying at the seminary. At the end of one of these meals, one of Geoff and Katie’s daughters was clearing the table and went to pour a pitcher of water down the drain. Rev. Ferdinand saw this and remarked on how water would never be wasted where he lives. This simple comment was another seed sown. Rev. Ferdinand went on to explain how in his village there is no water, and the women and young girls walk miles each day to gather water from the working well outside of the village to use for that day. Needless to say, the chatter at the table fell silent. No taps to turn on and water instantly appears?? It was the children at the table, the daughters of Geoff and Katie that began to water the seed that was sown- how could they/we help? They declared that WE had to do something to help and that began the Kajire Village Msanga Borehole Project. Together the Taylor’s, G.R. Orr and the parishioners of their local church embarked on a missionary project of bringing water to the village.