International Director of WFA.
Terry and Katny Waller are 20 year missionary veterans having served the rural poor in Equatorial Guinea in Central Africa and Bolivia, South America as agricultural missionaries. Terry is an ordained Baptist minister. He is a member of Southland Baptist Church and serves as a staff missionary and as director of Water For All International.
Other stuff you minght want to know. (Terry is in his early 50s, skinney, and almost bald. He is a pretty good banjo player, mediocer golfer and former wanna be bull rider who got bucked off a lot.) Kathy is much smarter than Terry and started Hope Bolivia , a village cottage indurstry that has helped 50 very poor rural women generate more than $30,000 in income for the women and their children. Terry and Kathy have 5 children, the oldest just began working at the Standard Times in San Angelo, TX. They also have a great dane named Angel.
Joesph Stocker
josephstocker@gmail.comAfrica Director. Joesph served in Bolivia with Water for All and has directed training courses and technology development in Bolivia, Ethiopia, and Malawi. Other stuff you might want to know. Joe is 34, a soft spoken handsome good old boy from Indiana who noodles for aligators in Bolivia and always carries the smallest laptop computer known to mankind in his backpack along with other cool cell phones and pdas. He is never without his backpacker guitar. All his worldly possesions fit in a shoe box because he is always giving his stuff away. He only takes off his backpack when he is teaching poor people to drill water wells. .
Kim Edlund
Spiritual Formations, laison and communications guy for Water For All. Kim is a 50 something seminary trained pastor in Austin Texas and former IMB missionary to Bolivia. Other stuff you might want to know. Kim is a tall blond scandinavian looking former ski guy from Golden Colorado and learned to frequently grit his teeth to filter dirty pond water he often shared for a round of mate with guarani indians in Bolivia. He literally knows inside and out the consequences of dirty water.
Jeremy and Sara Boucher
Volunteer Staff. Jeremy and Sara were recently married and signed on with WFA. Jeremy graduated from Howard Payne University and spent his first year out as a WFA intern in Bolivia for 2 months followed by 5 months in Ethiopia, 2 weeks of which were spent in Malawi. Sara graduated from Baylor University with an International Studies degree. They recently wrapped up a 2 month survey expedition in Kenya. Other things you might want to know. Sara and Jeremy spent a couple of monts in Bolivia drilling wells with local well clubs. Sara has long beautiful hair and gives classes in hair washing in a bucket. Jeremy is super tall and strong. He can lift five sacks of cement and Sara too with one hand. They have both spent time in the Middle East have a love for all things Middle Eastern.
Teofilo Belmonte
Teofilio is a village leader in the homestead village of San Julian. Teofilo is WFA’s associate currently overseeing WFA’s local programs and ministries in San Julian, Bolivia. Other stuff you might want to know. Teo is one of the best men Terry has ever known. He speaks Spanish, Aymara and Quecha. He is originally from rual La Paz, his father died at an early age, he grew up on a homestead in tropical Eastern Bolivia. He saw his brother die of malaria, and his home an village were washed away by floods a few years ago. He has drilled hundereds of low cost water wells.
Ivo Fru Ngufor
Ivo is a Cameroonian trained to drill low cost wells in San Julian Bolivia. He is an informal WFA associate currently drilling for the public and NGOs in Cameroon. Ivo has drilled over 30 wells in Cameroon. Other stuff you might want to know. Ivo is trained in computer programing, couldn't find a job for that in Cameroon.and was a "street hawker" selling knick knacks He made his way all the to Bolivia from Cameroon to learn to drill water wells. Teofilo taught him to drill. One poor guy from South Amnerica teaching another poor guy from Africa how to drill water wells. Pretty cool! Ivo is back now in Cameroon drilling wells and teachng other low cost drillers too. He is from the Bamenda area, a sharp dresser but learned to get really dirty drilling wells. He is a Presbyterian.
Cayo Cesped
Cayo is a recent graduate of the Bolivian Baptist Seminary in Santa Cruz and is a missionary of the Bolivian Baptist Convention. WFA is financially supporting his position as he pastors and disciples in the newly formed first Baptist Church in San Julian started by WFA. Other stuff you might want to know. Cayo grew up as on a Bolivian homestead like Teofilo. He became a Christian as a young man and was rejected by his family because of his new faith. They are now all Christians. Cayo speaks Quechua as well as Spanish, plays soccer. He drove a taxi and bus for a living while attending night classes in Seminary. He and his wife Neli have two kids.
Rob Glahn
Rob is our new guy. He recently graduated from James Madison University with a degree in economics. Rob is helping Joe help families drill their own wells in Africa. Rob trained with WFA in Bolivia.
Other stuff you might want to know. Rob is looking to serve the poorest of the poor in Jesus name for the rest of his life. Rob looks like an Irish lumberjack with a great red beard. He plays the guitar and laughs a lot and reads deep books while playng the harmonica. He dreams of playing the harmonica for the band Disco Biscuits some day.
Southland Baptist Church.
WFA is a caring ministry of Southland Baptist Church of
San Angelo, Texas. Southland provides financial and program oversight
and is a registered religious non profit in Texas, United States of America.
World Concern Bolivia
Water For All partners with World Concern Bolivia for projects in Bolivia. They are a great Christian outfit.
Many other great Churches and individuals like you!
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