Safe Water’s Impact on Education in Mexico
It’s back-to-school season. As memories of catching the bus or walking to school flood the minds of many, new generations are following in their footsteps. This time of year is often hopeful and
An Outpouring of Love
Charleston Magazine featured us in its December 2021 issue. Read the full article below. In 1998, Molly and George Greene developed a water treatment system to aid people in Honduras in the wake of
Sharing the Good News in Mexico
For the community of Sur de Guillen, Mexico, safe water was a resource many families prayed for. When Water Mission answered God’s call to implement a safe water solution at a local church in 2020
Safe Water for Indonesia
Access to safe water can change lives, building health and hope. It can create educational and economic opportunities that help break the cycle of poverty in families and communities. Through the Lord
Ukraine Crisis Response
This article below appears as it does in the print edition of the Summer 2022 Newsletter. For the latest updates on Water Mission’s crisis response in Ukraine, click here . The conflict in Ukraine has
Leaving a Legacy
Did you know that there are many unique ways to bless your global neighbors for generations to come? A planned gift can save lives today and leave a legacy of hope through safe and Living Water. It
2022 World Refugee Day: Safe Water for Refugees
In honor of World Refugee Day , we are publishing this story from the Water Mission 2022 Summer Newsletter on June 20. This year, World Refugee Day focuses on every person’s right to seek safety. We
Using Your Time, Talent, and Treasure to Serve Others
God calls each of us to use our talent and treasure to serve others. Whether this means giving to certain causes, volunteering in our communities, or working at our jobs , these callings are unique
Safe Water Transforms Life in Oenoni, Indonesia
Sonia used to wake up in the early morning hours and walk a mile to reach the closest water source. Her family lives in Oenoni, an isolated community in Indonesia. Though her island is surrounded by
Ukraine Relief Updates
May 6, 2022 [embed]https://vimeo.com/705792669[/embed] Ukrainian news report shares about Water Mission’s safe water systems arriving to get water flowing (in Ukrainian with English subtitles). The
Helping Mothers Raise Healthy Families
Globally, many mothers struggle to raise healthy families without access to safe water. These mothers watch helplessly as their children suffer from water-related illnesses. Their children even face
Living Water in Sitalá, Mexico
As a ministry, Water Mission provides access to safe water and shares the Living Water message of Jesus Christ. When we build safe water solutions, communities witness Water Mission serving them in
Join the Water Mission Team
As the body of Christ, we are called to use our gifts to further His kingdom. At Water Mission, this means fighting the global water crisis that steals more than 800,000 lives each year. This crisis
Crisis Response in Eastern Europe
This article below appears as it does in the print edition of the Spring 2022 Newsletter. For the latest updates on Water Mission’s crisis response in Ukraine, click here. The escalating conflict in
Transforming Lives with Safe Water in Uganda
In August 2021, Water Mission commissioned a safe water project in Ikonia, Uganda, serving nearly 6,000 people. This solution relies on solar power to pump safe water into the community, schools, and
2022 Walk for Water at Riverfront Park
On Saturday, March 26, more than 3,750 people participated in the 16 th Annual Walk for Water at Riverfront Park in North Charleston, SC. Together, they raised more than $450,000 (and counting). Every
Lightening Life’s Burdens
More than half of the global population lacks a sanitary place to go to the bathroom. Without this basic accommodation, people lack privacy and face indignity. When her husband passed away last year
Safe Water Opens Doors to Education
Around the world, more than 443 million school days are missed every year because of the global water crisis. Girls’ educations are particularly affected. Not only can contaminated water make them too
