http://www.watermissions.org/newswire.aspxThe latest headlines and articles from Water Missions International(c) 2007, Water Missions International All rights reserved.5After much prayer, patience and determination, Water Missions International has successfully installed the first of 12 water purification systems in cyclone-stricken Myanmar. The water system was installed Tuesday, July 8, in the township of Maubin, a community within the heavily-populated Irrawaddy ...alldb.aspx?id=108&type=1Thu, 10 Jul 2008U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was introduced to Water Missions International’s (WMI) Living Water™ Treatment System (LWTS™) last weekend as she wrapped up her tour of the earthquake- stricken regions in China. "I am really delighted and just moved to ...alldb.aspx?id=107&type=1Wed, 02 Jul 2008Nearly two months after the natural disasters that struck Myanmar and China, survivors are still picking up the pieces. Although great progress has been made through relief efforts, there is still an overwhelming need for safe, clean drinking water. In cyclone-stricken ...alldb.aspx?id=106&type=1Wed, 25 Jun 2008 Since the horrific earthquake in China on May 12, thousands of survivors have been hoping every day for relief in the midst of increasing uncertainty. Water Missions International is grateful for the opportunity to provide a glimpse of hope for those ...alldb.aspx?id=105&type=1Tue, 10 Jun 2008Latest From the Field We give praise to the Lord for incredible progress in WMI’s efforts to aid survivors of the deadly disasters in Myanmar and China. To date, WMI has deployed 24 water purification systems to these ravished areas, 12 to ...alldb.aspx?id=104&type=1Tue, 03 Jun 2008Water Missions International (WMI) deployed six water purification systems to earthquake-ravaged China late Wednesday, May 28. The systems are expected to reach Shanghai tomorrow. Upon arrival in Shanghai, the systems will be transported into Chengdu to the areas of greatest need. ...alldb.aspx?id=103&type=1Fri, 30 May 2008Two Water Missions International (WMI) water purification systems are now in place and providing access to safe water for earthquake victims in China’s Sichuan province. The two systems were installed yesterday by WMI’s International Project Director, Andre Mergenthaler. The first system ...alldb.aspx?id=102&type=1Tue, 27 May 2008Safe Water and Hope for China Earthquake Survivors WMI's International Project Director, Andre Mergenthaler, landed today in Chengdu, China to lead a water resource team of engineers and technicians responsible for installation and operation of 12 water purification systems. Six water purification ...alldb.aspx?id=101&type=1Fri, 23 May 2008CHARLESTON, SC--- Today, at approximately 12:30p.m. EST, Water Missions International (WMI) will deploy six water purification systems from its Charleston, SC facility to China’s Sichuan province to aid survivors of the deadly earthquake that shook on May 12. The six systems ...alldb.aspx?id=100&type=1Tue, 20 May 2008Please Join Us in Our Prayer Two Water Missions International employees are currently on their way across the globe to provide safe, clean water to survivors in cyclone-stricken Myanmar. Pat Haughney (Director of International Programs) and Andre Mergenthaler (International Project Director), departed ...alldb.aspx?id=99&type=1Wed, 14 May 2008Water Missions International Deploys Water Purification Systems to Aid Victims in Myanmar Today, Monday, May 12, at approximately 4:00p.m., Water Missions International (WMI) will deploy its first shipment of 12 water purification systems to aid survivors of the deadly cyclone in Myanmar. ...alldb.aspx?id=98&type=1Mon, 12 May 2008Water Missions International Deploys the First Water Purification Systems Destined for Myanmar Tomorrow morning, Friday, May 9, at 9:00a.m. Water Missions International (WMI) will deploy the first 12 water purification systems to aid survivors of the deadly cyclone in Myanmar. The 12 ...alldb.aspx?id=97&type=1Thu, 08 May 2008THE SITUATION IN MYANMAR CONTINUES TO WORSEN The situation in Myanmar continues to worsen for survivors of last Saturday’s Category 3 cyclone, which claimed the lives of more than 22,000 people. Nearly a week after the disaster struck, hundreds of thousands of ...alldb.aspx?id=96&type=1Thu, 08 May 2008WATER MISSIONS INTERNATIONAL PREPARES WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS TO AID SURVIVORS IN MYANMAR Water Missions International (WMI) is preparing 44 water purification systems for immediate deployment to aid survivors of last Saturday’s deadly cyclone in Myanmar. The 44 Living Water™ Treatment Systems (LWTS™) ...alldb.aspx?id=95&type=1Wed, 07 May 2008 Water Missions International is preparing up to 36 water purification systems to aid survivors of the deadly cyclone that devastated Myanmar on Saturday, May 3. The latest reports claim that more than 22,000 lives have been lost and another 41,000 people ...alldb.aspx?id=94&type=1Tue, 06 May 2008