Pure Water - Making a Difference for Young and Old
CWU graduate Rick Johnson talks about partners becoming family. Read on to see how teaching health education in Guatemala changed his life.
Water and the Word: Rivers
In the poem, "Rivers," Rev. Todd Jenkins asks us if we are ready to jump in when the Water of Life calls us.
Why We Volunteer: The People
Eric and Karen Reidenbach, co-moderators for LWW's El Salvador Network, share why they love LWW and continue to serve faithfully.
More Than Clean Water
The water team at Westminster Presbyterian installs systems in Tennessee. Read on to hear why their installations are more than clean water.
Water and the Word: The Flow
In the poem, "The Flow," Rev. Todd Jenkins explains why now isn't the time to start with no.
Water and the Word: 1,000 Pictures
In the poem, "1,000 Pictures," Rev. Todd Jenkins shares how he feels during our 64th session of Clean Water U.
A New Thing
Is it okay to be unsettled and excited about what 2021 has in store? Read on to hear what Steve Young thinks and how LWW adapts to change.
Eating an Elephant
Clean Water U instructors have now successfully held two virtual sessions. Read on to hear how Joanie Lukins felt about that transformation.
Ice Storms, Fundraisers, and Anthills: World Water Day Reflections in the Time of COVID
What do ice storms, fundraisers, and anthills have in common? Read on for the answer and get Kendall Cox's reflections on World Water Day.
Why I Volunteer: Global Health
Hannah Blinn has been involved with LWW since 2012. Read on to see how her interest in global health keeps her engaged.
