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Living Water World Missions seeks to share the gift of the gospel of Jesus Christ and clean water with communities in need around the world.
Children can be the most vulnerable to water-born diseases. In fact, every eight seconds a child dies due to water-related illness. This is a major reason why we install clean water systems AND provide health and hygiene education.
Water purification systems are typically installed at churches, schools, and orphanages. In addition to providing clean water to their own families and children, most of these facilities give water away to people in their communities or sell the water at a very low rate. Selling the water can help provide for the maintenance of the system.
An essential part of the installation process is the health and hygiene education program that teaches about germ theory, proper hygiene (including hand-washing), appropriate uses of clean water, and God's salvation in Jesus Christ, the True Living Water.
More information on the system, past installations in Guatemala, and how you might join an installation team.
COVID-19 Travel Requirements: At this time international travelers into Guatemala are required to have negative COVID-19 test results not more than 72 hours of departure time. Effective January 26, 2021 all travelers coming INTO the United States, including U.S. citizens, will be required to have negative COVID-19 test results within 72 hours of departure time. For more information on U.S. State Department travel advisories: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel.html.
Children can be the most vulnerable to water-born diseases. In fact, every eight seconds a child dies due to water-related illness. This is a major reason why we install clean water systems AND provide health and hygiene education.
Water purification systems are typically installed at churches, schools, and orphanages. In addition to providing clean water to their own families and children, most of these facilities give water away to people in their communities or sell the water at a very low rate. Selling the water can help provide for the maintenance of the system.
An essential part of the installation process is the health and hygiene education program that teaches about germ theory, proper hygiene (including hand-washing), appropriate uses of clean water, and God's salvation in Jesus Christ, the True Living Water.
More information on the system, past installations in Guatemala, and how you might join an installation team.
COVID-19 Travel Requirements: At this time international travelers into Guatemala are required to have negative COVID-19 test results not more than 72 hours of departure time. Effective January 26, 2021 all travelers coming INTO the United States, including U.S. citizens, will be required to have negative COVID-19 test results within 72 hours of departure time. For more information on U.S. State Department travel advisories: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel.html.
2022 Mission Trip Dates
February 5 - 12
Installation at a Fire Station
Tucurú, Guatemala
Applications Closed
March 12 - 19
Installation at Catholic Church/School
Iztapa, Guatemala
Applications Closed
April 30 - May 7
In Ixcán, Guatemala
Applications Open
June 4 - 11
Pajapita & Camino Al Cielo, Guatemala
Applications Open
July 9 - 16
Jocotán, Guatemala
Applications Open
August 13 - 20
TBD in Guatemala
Applications Not Open Yet
September 17 - 24
TBD in Guatemala
Applications Not Open Yet
October 22 - 29
TBD in Guatemala
Applications Not Open Yet
Installation at a Fire Station
Tucurú, Guatemala
Applications Closed
March 12 - 19
Installation at Catholic Church/School
Iztapa, Guatemala
Applications Closed
April 30 - May 7
In Ixcán, Guatemala
Applications Open
June 4 - 11
Pajapita & Camino Al Cielo, Guatemala
Applications Open
July 9 - 16
Jocotán, Guatemala
Applications Open
August 13 - 20
TBD in Guatemala
Applications Not Open Yet
September 17 - 24
TBD in Guatemala
Applications Not Open Yet
October 22 - 29
TBD in Guatemala
Applications Not Open Yet
