Ongoing health education increases the impact a water partnership can have long-term. A struggle we've all faced is how to keep health education going. Read on to see what In-Country Coordinator Yobeth Hebbert shares on how to maximize health within a community.

650 students in Yantalo, Peru, now have access to clean water in their school! Read on for more about this partnership and its impact on the water team from Westminster Presbyterian Church, Nashville.

Even while working a full-time career and pursuing a master's degree, Tamara Hayden carves out time to help lead her church's water ministry in Haiti. Read on to find out about the experiences that have inspired her commitment.

After a water system is installed, it is up to the system operators to keep it running and serve the community. In this story, Joanie Lukins introduces us to Ignacio Ramon Vazquez Colli from Lerma, Yucatan, Mexico. Read on for more about Ignacio and his fifteen years...

Read on to learn how volunteer Steve Demaree helped launch this growing community of supporters for Living Waters for the World and offered to match new monthly gifts this September!

Often the friendships formed during the installation of a water system are as memorable as the first gallons of clean water. Read on for the story of a Mississippi water team that found lifelong friends in the community of Nueva Paz, Cuba.

With only 15 members, Wartburg Presbyterian Church has raised more than $30,000 for Living Waters for the World. Read on to hear how God empowers this small church to make a big difference.

Iglesia Principe de Paz in Pich, Mexico recently updated their thirteen-year-old LWW water purification system to keep their water ministry thriving for years to come. Read on to learn more about how this church serves its community faithfully.