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Christopher Beth | Tackling the Global Water Crisis: Inspiring Stories of Faith and Innovation

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In this episode of The Last 10%, host Dallas Burnett interviews Christopher Beth, founder and director of The Bucket Ministry. The global organization has provided clean water and hope to over a million people through innovative solutions like the bucket filter system. Christopher shares his riveting journey from being a business consultant to answering a higher calling, leading humanitarian efforts in places like the Kibera slums in Kenya. They discuss transformative experiences, challenges faced in implementing clean water solutions, and the incredible impact of faith and unity. Christopher also delves into future projects, including a new initiative serving 152,000 homes in another Nairobi slum. Tune in to hear inspiring stories, valuable leadership lessons, and the transformative power of simple yet effective solutions.Learn more about The Bucket Ministry here: https://thebucketministry.org/

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