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==Jesus Wells==
==Jesus Wells==
GFA World digs wells in communities where water is scarce. These wells are built for long-term use near churches and maintained by a local pastor. These wells provide free, clean water to individuals regardless of caste, class, social designation or religion.<ref>Wooding, Dan. “Jesus Wells bring ‘living water’ to thousands in India and South Asia.” ASSIST News Service.</ref><ref>Christian Today. “5000 Jesus Wells Bringing Clean Water Across India and South Asia.” christiantoday.com. 19 March 2014.</ref> In its 2019 Special Report, GFA World reported 4,856 Jesus Wells drilled in communities needing clean water.<ref>Gospel for Asia 2019 Special Report. https://www.gfa.org/special-report/2019/.</ref> To date, GFA’s Clean Water Projects have provided safe drinking water to 37,500,000 people in south-east Asia through wells and filters.
GFA World digs wells in communities where water is scarce. These wells are built for long-term use near churches and maintained by a local pastor. These wells provide free, clean water to individuals regardless of caste, class, social designation or religion.<ref>Wooding, Dan. “Jesus Wells bring ‘living water’ to thousands in India and South Asia.” ASSIST News Service.</ref><ref>Christian Today. “5000 Jesus Wells Bringing Clean Water Across India and South Asia.” christiantoday.com. 19 March 2014.</ref> In its 2019 Special Report, GFA World reported 4,856 Jesus Wells drilled in communities needing clean water.<ref>Gospel for Asia 2019 Special Report. https://www.gfa.org/special-report/2019/.</ref> To date, GFA’s Clean Water Projects have provided safe drinking water to 37,500,000 people in south-east Asia through wells and filters.
==Medical Ministry==
Medical camps, a major aspect of GFA World’s medical ministry, bring skilled doctors, medical staff, medication and health training to areas where people rarely have the chance to see a doctor. These camps may be organized in Bridge of Hope centers, remote villages, crowded slums—any place there is need and opportunity. One camp typically serves anywhere from 200 to 1,000 children and adults. Local medical personnel are invited to serve at the camp, providing free pediatric and general health care, and eye checkups.<ref>The Need for Medical Ministry. https://www.gfa.org/compassion-services/medical-ministry/</ref> In 2019, 1,267 medical camps were conducted in remote or needy communities.<ref>2019 A Year In Review. https://www.gfa.org/special-report/2019/</ref>
==External links==
==External links==