Appeal for Clean Water – Borewell Project

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

Greetings in the blessed name of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ.

One of the greatest challenges facing many rural villages in India is the lack of access to clean and safe drinking water. Every day, women and children walk long distances to fetch water for drinking, cooking, and their daily needs. During the hot summer months, many wells and water sources dry up, making this struggle even more severe.

Access to clean water is more than a convenience—it is a basic necessity of life. A single borewell can transform an entire village. It provides a reliable source of clean drinking water, improves the health of families, reduces waterborne diseases, allows children to spend more time in school instead of collecting water, and brings hope and dignity to the entire community.

Many of our pastors serving in remote villages regularly appeal for help to provide borewells for their communities. We are unable to meet every request, and many villages continue to wait for this life-changing blessing.

Today, I humbly invite you to partner with us in providing clean water to those in desperate need. Your generosity can make a lasting difference in the lives of hundreds of people and become a blessing for generations to come.

The Lord Jesus said: "Whoever gives one of these little ones only a cup of cold water in My name... will by no means lose his reward - Matthew 10:42)

By helping to provide a borewell, you are not only meeting a physical need but also demonstrating the love and compassion of Christ in a practical way.

Borewell Project Cost

Estimated cost per borewell: ₹140,000–₹160,000 (approximately US$1,600–US$1,850)

This includes:

  • Drilling: ₹45,000 (US$520)
  • Casing: ₹55,000 (US$630)
  • Hand Pump: ₹25,000 (US$290)
  • Concrete Platform: ₹15,000 (US$170)

The total cost may vary slightly depending on the depth required and the geological conditions of each village.

Whether you choose to sponsor an entire borewell or contribute toward the cost, every gift brings us one step closer to providing clean water to a village in need.

Thank you for prayerfully considering this opportunity to make a lasting impact. Together, we can bring hope, health, and the love of Christ to communities that desperately need both clean water and the Living Water.

May the Lord richly bless you for your generosity and compassionate heart.

In His Service,


Bishop Nehemiah Srinivasa Rao
PEMI & New Life Prayer Power Church
Rasoolpura, Secunderabad, India
Phone: +91 99496 93399

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