Water and the Word: Pandemic Lament
In this poem, Rev. Todd Jenkins expresses our sense of loss and longing created by the pandemic. He says...Dust to dust —
or maybe germ t
Living Waters for the World in the COVID-19 Crisis
Living Waters for the World teams have taught proper hand washing for years. Read on for uplifting news about how one Mexican community is d
Water Partner Provides Food for Struggling Families
Living Waters for the World water partners are going above and beyond to save lives during the coronavirus pandemic. Read on for the story
Pandemics don't understand boundaries
Director of Operations Jeff Wagner offers his insight into how the pandemic is affecting LWW partners around the world. Read on for his rep
It's About People - Not Water
Before governments began restricting travel, water partners in Mexico's Yucatan peninsula were able to gather for training. Read on to
Water and the Word: Gathering
Rev. Todd Jenkins writes about our social distancing and longing for community in this poem which begins...Here we are, O God,
socially di
Honduran Site Serves Community Through Crisis: Inspirational Stories
In this inspiring story, a Honduran water site rises to meet increased demand for clean water resulting from COVID-19 restrictions. Read on
Water and the Word: Massah and Meribah
In this poem, Rev. Todd Jenkins write about the importance of attending to God's presence in our current situation. Read on for more.
A Water Story from San Pablo, Belize
San Pablo, Belize, is one of the newest Living Waters for the World partners! Read on for more about this partnership through the eyes of P
Water and the Word: Creeksong
Rev. Todd Jenkins writes the revitalizing effect of a creek in the woods in this poem which begins... I journey to the woods as often
as I
