WaterFor Life Romanian Partner came to pay us a visit in Lisbon - Visita da parceira romena deste projecto

Dorina Marin came to Lisbon and visited the Secundária Rainha Dona Leonor School.She had the opportunity to meet some of the students that work on the WaterforLife project, to be interviewed by them and to take a look in person at some of the outcomes exhibited in the library / media center of the Portuguese school. There were pamphlets written in English with instructions on how to wisely use water in the homes and communities and also illustrations on a Bible text that refers to strong repeated quarrelling due to scarcity of water in the days of Isaac and how the situation was overcome.We had the chance to offer our Romanian Partner some gifts from Portugal and a Thank You Certificate for all her commitment. She won contests with work done with her students for this project and was distinguished with the Romanian Quality etwinning label.

EXPO 2008 in Zaragoza/em Saragoça, Spain/Espanha - Water and the Bible/A Água e a Bíblia

Expo 2008, an international exposition held from June 14 through September 14 this year in Zaragoza, Spain, with more than 100 countries, also NGOs represented by pavilions. A Expo 2008, uma Exposição internacional que este ano se realizou em Saragoça, Espanha, de 14 de Junho a 14 de Setembro com mais de 100 países e organizações não governamentais representados pelos seuis pavilhões.

The theme of the international show, "Water and Sustainable Development," aimed at a very important issue in today's world-the problem of water.
O tema da mostra internacional, " A Água e o Desenvolvimento Sustentável", focou uma questão bastante importante no mundo:de hoje o problema da água.
This year, it included a pavilion by the evangelical community in Spain called "Living Water." The name of the Pavilion comes from a New Testament text: Talk of Jesus to the Samaritan Woman, Gospel of John, chapter 4.
Este ano um dos pavilhões chamava-se " A Água Viva", da responsabilidade da comunidade evangélica em Espanha. A inspiração do nome do pavilhão tem origem no texto do Novo Testamento: Conversa de Jesus com a Mulher Samaritana, no Evangelho de João, capítulo 4.