Plastic bottles may be the closest thing to decorations in Magdalena Reyes Valderrama’s three-room home in northeastern Mexico. She’s hung a clock in the pink-walled walkway. A TV sits on a tablecloth depicting oranges. Laundry that the 100-degree heat has long since dried hangs on clotheslines and occasionally flutters in the breeze. A brittle plastic Read more... The post Who Offers (Living) Water in Mexico’s Drought? appeared first on Christianity Today.