It all started a few weeks ago when a woman had a dream. In this dream, she said, God told her that Liberians were to eat sweet potato greens sauce for three days this week or die. As the story goes, she kept this prophecy to herself and her family, and then died the next day.

My recent trip to Liberia, West Africa left me with certain feelings that I don’t normally feel after doing a service. I think we all tend to have an uplifted and proud feeling of ourselves after we volunteer our time or money. For some, this might even be their motivation.

It was, figuratively and literally, a very moving experience. So moving, in fact, that I am now moving my family there. When I went, I went on a whim. It was the first time I really tried to help someone else.

Water of Life helps to prepare the soil, so to speak; it’s a lot like tilling. It provides a way for ministry, an avenue to be able to preach The Gospel. Before I went I didn’t really know what I could do, but I found out that I could really help.

From a general mission trip perspective it was incredible. It was obvious that God was starting to really open up ministry opportunities within the country and that the leaders of Liberia were starting to perciene Living Water Liberia as a credible NGO.

The trip was nothing of what I expected! I am 25 years old and had aspirations of reaching out to the lost and taking as many pictures as I could… but God opened my eyes to the true need of His children...

How a hand pump can save lives Twelve Houses Community used a simple, hand-dig well to gain access to water. A little girl named Stella stared into the large hole used for water and said, "Plenty things can fall in this well—palm branches, brush, money...

My name is Sharon Sudduth. I am 57 years old and have never flown nor traveled far from home. However, everything changed on February 2, 2006 when God asked me if I would fly and travel for Him. My reply was, "Yes Lord, if you’ll give me somewhere to go and provide the way, I will go.” Nine months later while I was preparing to leave for work, the Lord prepared my heart to fly and travel.