1. Living Water InternationalDo you want the opportunity to be a part of a ministry that is changing lives every day? If so I would love to tell you about a ministry that is giving people both liquid water and living water. Living Water International is a mission that I have been very proud to be involved with. Their primary focus is similar to that of the blood water mission, where they dig fresh water wells in communities that don’t have close access to fresh water and at the same time supply the living water that Jesus gives.
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2. To Write Love on Her Arms
To Write Love on Her Arms is a story and the response to a story. It began with Renee's story and the commitment to meeting her needs. Her story started a fire, and that fire is a movement of love, a commitment to begin answering these needs and offering hope to the many who struggle with cutting/self-mutilation, depression, addiction, and suicide.

TWLOHA's mission is to communicate hope and love to broken people. We also aim to invite and inspire lives of compassion. We believe that "rescue is possible", that we can be rescued and we are called to live as rescuers. In the same way, we believe that all people are loved and called to love others. This is an attempt at community.
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3. Bound For Life
After 50 days of fasting and prayer for the 2004 elections in Colorado Springs, CO, a small group of prayer warriorsâ€"young and old alikeâ€"packed up their sleeping bags and hit Interstate 70 to Washington, DC.

For 31 days they stood at the United States Supreme Court with the word LIFE written raw on a red piece of tape that covered their mouths.

If you go to the Supreme Court today, you will still find a group of people standing strong with LIFE covering their mouths. Every day, through rain, snow, sun and cruel weather conditions, they stand.

Bound4LIFE is a prayer and mobilization ministry made up of intercessors who stand with LIFE tape on their mouths at courthouses and abortion clinics across the nation. They are not angry protesters; instead they make their appeal to the high court of heaven, asking God for justice to roll down like waters.
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