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<p>The United Methodist churches of Orange and Mt Zion each completed projects to raise funds to send water purification equipment to Haiti. The unit is a self-contained mobile wagon that operates on solar power and can produce 2500 gallons of clean water per day. Church members, from left, front row, are: Priscilla Perry, Florence Burgess, David Burgess and Jane Lloyd. Second row: Kay Love, Betty Mokychic, Maryann Sigworth and Pastor Liples. Third row: Rich Love, Wayman Smith, Bob Powell, Jack Mokychic and Jeff Mokychic.</p><style>
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Churches send water wagon to Haiti