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New Construction Grant for WECC

The Oldham Little Church Foundation has awarded Water’s Edge an $8,000 grant for the construction of our new worship facility. Oldham, which operates out of Texas, provides small grants to churches nationwide for various construction projects. The check has already been received, deposited, and spent on required building supplies.

Praise God for how he has been faithful to provide for the material construction cost thus far!

Current construction cost projections reveal that we need additional funds to complete phase-one. Please pray for God to increase our operating cash flow to help cover these costs in addition to our weekly ministry expenses and mission initiatives.

For over eight years now we have seen God graciously bless us with unexpected donations—gifts that have come in precisely when we had to have it. Let us thank God as a body for His faithful provisions and call on His name to meet our needs again—whether it is through one large gift or many small ones.

Let us remain faithful and committed to His plan—praying, giving, and rejoicing over what God is doing through us to build His church. May Jesus be glorified!

“And my God shall supply all your need according to His riches in glory by Christ Jesus.”

(Phil 4:19).

Community Event: July 4th Parade



In God We Trust

 Hey Water’s Edge Kids and Parents, 

Come be a part of this year’s Clarksville July 4th parade. We must be lined up at 10:30am. We will meet at our new building at 10:15 and then proceed to our starting point from there.

We will have a jeep, golf cart, along with as many decorated bicycles as possible. Please decorate your bikes and yourself in red, white, and blue colors. Please see Bo or Jody for more details and if you need decoration supplies.

The Secret: Staying in Love and Serving the Lord

Check out our own Hank & Ebby Hamilton featured here in the Richmond Times Dispatch, Monday, December 20, 2010. Whether doing acrobatics in Virginia Beach, raising their 4 children, building a log cabin in Lake Country, loving their 13 grand-children and 13 great-grand children, or just hanging out in Clarksville, this couple, by the grace of God and His gospel, have been doing it all “as unto the lord” (Col 3:23)–together– for 70 years! So what is their secret? In Ebby’s own words, “Staying in love and serving the Lord.”