Impossibilities Collapsing

I want to see impossibilities bow their knee to the Lord Jesus Christ. Many of you know that the 6 mission teams that Waters Edge is sending out this summer are now in the process of watching God provide thousands of dollars for them. Before they applied, none of these people looked at the cost [...]

Hopeful

I have come to believe that the local church is the hope of the world.

World Missions Blogs

We’ve just added in a new section for you to track your fellow Waters Edgers through individual blog posts throughout the summer. Their first blogs are already live! Check them out under “Involved > World Missions”.

T minus 97 days

Hey everyone? My name is Bryan Smith, and in 97 days I will be leaving with a group of  11 other people for the Lake Atitlan region of Guatemala. Our mission group has gotten together to meet twice now, and both times I surprisingly got something out of them. The first one was to meet [...]

Stories… of Moose Factory!

Hey everyone! My name is Nicole, and I have been given the opportunity to blog for the MOOSE FACTORY team. Woo hoo!!!! I am going to tell you a little about me so you can know the writer behind the words. I am a 21 year old college student at Gainesville State. I love music. [...]

“I was nothing and God saved me.”

The Greece team has met twice now. During the first meeting, we discussed what we will be doing in Greece and mostly logistics. Hearing more details got me really excited about the trip. We will be going to Athens and working with refugees. Greece’s borders are not the most secure because it is a peninsula. [...]

My Confession

Even though it was a successful trip in all aspects, there was something heavy weighing on me that carried through until we got home and later. I had secretly conceded that it would be nearly impossible for Haiti to be a nation of hope.

Kerry’s Story from Haiti

My heart was connected to these people in such a foreign way. I couldn’t even pronounce most of their names correctly, but I loved each and every single one of them.

Kayla’s Liberia Story

I asked her, “What is the one thing you absolutely LOVE to do?” She smirked and looked at her best friend with her shining eyes.

My Story from Guatemala

We testified not with the innumerable theological discussions I had imagined having, but with a soccer ball, some nail polish, and a few hundred pairs of shoes.

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