What can one water team from the United States and their four partners in Guatemala do together during a pandemic to bring joy to others? Read on to see how these people didn't let a pandemic stop their kindness.

Join us as we remember Pierce Buford, a veteran volunteer for Living Waters for the World and a former Presbyterian Foundation development officer. Read on to see why she was known as a Cyclone of Greatness.

Much of what we see and do can be created virtually; but water? Read on to get Rev. Todd Jenkins' view on virtual water.

The Yucatan network faced difficult times this spring but never gave up. Read on to see how they overcame those challenges with love, faith, and relationships.

What do you do when a global pandemic hits and suddenly all plans are canceled and you can no longer travel inside your country to visit the Operating Partners entrusted to your care? Read on to see how thinking outside the box worked for the Guatemala network.

In this poem, "Rising," Rev. Todd Jenkins reminds us to use our 'ark' for good and to help others during this time.

You may not be able to travel, but you can still keep clean water flowing in communities with a Living Waters for the World water purification system. Read on for Mac Sterrett's story about how he supports clean water as a Cupbearer.

Living Waters for the World's Water All Around the World Vacation Bible School is now available as a free, downloadable program for families. Read on to hear how Julie and Dave Parks used this VBS to create a week of summer fun and happy memories with their grandd...

In this poem "Creation's Longing," Rev. Todd Jenkins explores a desire for water of high quality and quantity for all God's children.

While social distancing continues, the people and experiences that have blessed our lives seem more dear than ever. Read on for a message from Director of Education Kendall Cox to you and all involved with Living Waters for the World.