Something New is Taking Root in Peru
As you know, most of our work has centered on training volunteer mission teams from U.S. churches. Those teams partner with local leaders to install and sustain water systems. But Peru has challenged us. Read on.
Clean Water U: Bicycles, Training Wheels, and WD-40
What do bikes, training wheels, and WD-40 have to do with Clean Water U and water partnerships? Read on to see why we must keep peddling.
The Best Kept Secrets of Work Week
Clean Water U work week isn't always about the work. Read on to hear from Kendall Cox on her thoughts about the recent work week.
Why I Volunteer: Health and Clean Water
Rick Lee, Clean Water U instructor, shares how the faith of a community got him hooked with LWW. Read on to see why he continues to serve.
Changing, Growing, and Learning Together: Guatemala Network Goes Virtual
The Guatemala Network staff hosted their first-ever Virtual Partners Conference. Read on to see how they made it a success.
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.
First Rodeos
What does it look like to do a training in 2020? Could Clean Water U be done virtually and would it have the same solid foundation that we s
Education Update: The Multiplying Effect and Lifelong Learning
LWW's Director of Education, Kendall Cox, describes how one volunteer can impact an entire community. Read more to find out how Clean W
The Making of a Delicious Stew: Lessons from Ghana
Director of Education Kendall Cox traveled with a team of Clean Water U (CWU) instructors to Ghana this September. While there, they traine
Being a Part of the Mission: Pierce Buford
Long-time Living Waters for the World volunteer Pierce Buford was the "face" of LWW both at Clean Water U and various conferences
