It was once said that with enough faith, we can move mountains. This particular mountain has a clean water well for the people of Haiti underneath and only costs $7,500 to move. Please help us!  Come out and join us as we will walk to raise awareness in our own minds for what others have to do on a daily basis and also help us be reminded of how fortunate we are to have access to clean water all around us.  

Our goal for our 1st Walk4Water event hosted by Briensburg Church of Christ, in Marshall County, Kentucky is $7,500-- the cost to bring one well to a village of people who desperately are in need of a clean water source . If we can surpass this goal that would be amazing! Any extra funds raised go towards building more or repairing current wells.

“Please, give me a little water to drink, for I am thirsty.”  Judges 4:19.       It begins with water...many of us in the United States take such a simple resource as water for granted until a natural disaster or tragic event strikes. Imagine if you had to walk an average of 4 miles to get that water that was contaminated and killing your family at an alarming rate. This is a daily routine for many women and children around the world today.

Now imagine how life-changing it could be for these people to have access to clean water near their homes and businesses. Not only would it eliminate sickness resulting from dirty water, but it would free up much of their time to engage in other prosperous activities, like attending school and church.  Briensburg congregation wants to be part of the solution to generate clean water for those in need. Won’t you help as well?

”. . . I was thirsty and you gave me drink: I was a stranger and ye took me in:”  Matthew 25:35.  Please join us as a community to Walk4Water, so “they don’t have to!” Registration starts at 9:00am and the walk will begin at 9:30 am, September 7, 2019. We will use the walking trail over Ky Dam—registration starting at the pavilion located by the old beach near Ky. Dam Village Inn Boat Ramp/Old Beach parking. 

At Briensburg church of Christ with our partner Healing Hands International from Nashville, we believe no one should live without love or water! Much like the Samaritan woman in John 4, when these people come to draw clean drinking water, they will also have the opportunity to encounter “the living water.” As always, God does the healing, but He is using your hands (and feet) to do it. Let us not be weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap, if we faint not. Galatians 6:9

When clean water is accessible, not only is disease reduced, but children are able to return to school and parents are able to focus on providing for their families. This is why we say, “It all begins with water.” And that water begins with you!

Please, mark your calendars and join us in making a difference and changing lives one step at a time!  We walk so they don't have to. . .

* This event is private and is restricted for the students only. *

On September 14^th the churches of Christ in Central KY are coming together for our 3^rd annual Walk 4 Water. It is so easy to take something like clean drinking water for granted because all we have to do is turn on a faucet and we have a seemingly endless supply of it. We are excited to continue this incredible event so that we can help others throughout the world have the same easy access to clean water as we do. If you are from the Central KY area we would like to encourage you to join us as we raise money to help build a well in an area where clean water is scarce. Together, we can make a difference in this world!

Join us for our 4th Annual Mid Ohio Valley Walk 4 Water! Last year we had participants from all over the MOV walking 4 miles, raising awareness and funds to sponsor a clean water well in Haiti. Let's join together again for this cause and change the world one step at a time.

This year is our 5th annual Walk4Water event. We are trying to raise enough money to dig a well in Haiti, which is $7,500. The walk will be at Gene Record Park in Henderson at 9:00 a.m. We hope you can come out to help us raise money so that other people can have clean water to drink, and hopefully hear the good news about Jesus Christ as well.

The West Chicago Church of Christ is hosting our first Walk4Water on Saturday, October 12. Our goal is to raise $7500, the cost for sponsoring the drilling of one well in the mountains of Haiti. Four miles – two mile walk to a water source, then two miles back to your home – the average walk for those living in other countries. Quite a difference from a four foot walk to our water faucet. Let’s share our blessing of clean, convenient water with those who need it so desperately. Join us as we walk through the village of West Chicago from our church building to the West Chicago fire station located on Fremont Street. After a short visit with our local fire fighters and fill our water containers, we will head back to the church building and enjoy a hot dog roast and s-mores!

Have you ever been sitting on the couch, wishing you had a glass of water, but at the same time thought, “Nah, I don’t want to walk to the kitchen”? You’re not alone, we’re all guilty of doing that at least a couple of times in our lives, but let me ask you, how far is that actual walk to the kitchen? Twenty, maybe 30 feet? Well, what if your walk was four, maybe five miles...at the least. Guess what, for some people not even too far from us...it is. You can help make that walk just a little shorter though! Come join us at Maysville Church of Christ on October 19 and lets take part in making someone’s #Walk4Water just a little bit shorter by raising funds to help a third-world community in need have a water well drilled so that water can be made more easily accessible, and maybe even spread some love and the good Word, as well. We look forward to walking with you!

Oregon State University Christian Center is hosting its second annual Walk4Water. Why? Two reasons: First, clean water can transform a community suffering from a draught. Second, sacrificial giving can unite and transform Corvallis by giving us the opportunity to love our neighbors, both in Corvallis and across the globe. People from all walks of life and faith backgrounds are invited to come and give to a good cause. Details: When: 9:00am-12pm, lunch provided. What: We will walk 2 miles from Avery Park to the Willamette River, fill up jugs of water to simulate walking for water in Haiti, then return to Avery Park. What to bring: Cash, credit car or check book to donate money. Goal: Drill one well in Haiti or Zimbabwe, $7500