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The inauguration began with a solemn Holy Mass celebrated by His Lordship Bishop John Berinyuy Tatah, Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Bamenda. The celebration brought together many priest religious men and women, staff, friends and well-wishers in an atmosphere of thanksgiving, joy and fellowship.
Responding to the Needs of Our Time
Living Spring is more than a water project; it is an expression of the Sisters’ commitment to human wellbeing, service and the common good. It responds to the charism of the Tertiary Sisters of St. Francis:
“Living the Gospel as our supreme norm, we respond to the signs and needs of our times.”
Through this initiative, the Sisters seek to respond practically to the fundamental need for access to clean and safe drinking water while creating opportunities that can contribute to the wellbeing and development of the community.
Clean Water, Carefully Purified
Manufactured with modern water processing machinery, Living Spring Mineral Water undergoes carefully controlled stages of treatment and purification before packaging. The process is designed to ensure that the water is clean, safe and of high quality for consumers.
The project represents a meaningful connection between faith and practical service transforming the Gospel values of care, dignity and service to humanity into a concrete initiative for the community.
As Living Spring begins to flow into the community, may the project continue to grow and become a lasting source of refreshment, opportunity and hope for many.
