Category: General

A Cup of Cold Water

Children are children everywhere. They are playful, curious and soak up whatever they are taught like little sponges. If we want to see the world become a kinder better place, let’s teach them well. Its the mission of Living Water Community Transformation to make disciples who will make disciples. Though we focus on all age…

Read More

Why is South Sudan Still Suffering?

I feel this morning that the Lord has revealed the answer to my haunting question. Why LWCT did not make more progress in transforming the communities we served in Lakes State? We diligently labored to teach and equip them in areas of church planting, pastor training, discipleship, leadership, primary education, vocational skills, and agriculture. Why…

Read More

Help a Refugee Family

Every good gift and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of lights with whom there is no variation or shadow due to change. James 1:17 Purchases can be by check and mailed to address below, or by credit card online at website listed below. Our mailing address is:Living Water Community Transformation, Inc.230 Sydney…

Read More

A New School for Refugee Children

“From the lips of children and infants you have ordained praise…” Psalm 8:2 Living Water Primary School was scheduled to open in Palorinya Refugee Camp in Northern Uganda on June 7th. However, the government of Uganda has closed all learning institutions for another 42 days, due to a rise in cases of COVID19 in Uganda….

Read More

God Meant for Good

 By Nadine Pelham Their faces beamed as they walked into the conference guest house, 10 ladies, leaders in their communities, meeting for 4 days away from their daily tasks of childcare, cooking, cleaning, gathering wood, and carrying water from the well.  None had ever stayed in a facility with electricity and plumbing!  They were joined…

Read More

Overflowing Thanks to God

Many of you have asked how the food distribution has progressed since the appeal went out in July. My one word summary of the whole endeavor is “wow”. It is amazing to me to watch how God works through His people. It makes me wonder, if He creates or allows dire situations to arise just…

Read More

Back to School Woes

Here in the United States we are plagued with questions about school this year. Will the children return to classrooms like before? Or will they stay at home and learn by live teachers on Zoom or by video recorded lessons online? If they go back to classrooms we ask, “will we need to purchase uniforms…

Read More

Urgent Need for Food

“In the middle of this month we gave out small food rations to a few families. The local churches identified the most vulnerable people in all the refugee camps. They are the disabled, old age, widows, and people living with HIV/Aids.The UN reduced the food ratio to 6 kgs per person per month. Recently they…

Read More

More Precious Than Jewels

A Rare Jewel “God has the power to transform our lives from nothing to something great in His eyes for His glory, only if we yield our lives to Him and for Him,” says Joyce Muraa. I first met Joyce on my visit to the refugee camps in Uganda in January. I recognized that she…

Read More

Once a Soldier, Always a Soldier

I first met John Deng in 2003, while leading our first medical team to Akot, South Sudan. We were helping an American missionary start churches by holding bush clinics in communities around Akot. John was the first of several young men being trained to tell Bible stories which would lead to church plants. John and…

Read More