Royal Family Kids Camp is a transformative 5-day adventure that opens up a world of wonder and possibilities for foster children aged 6 to 12. We believe every child deserves to feel loved, valued and supported. Our dedicated volunteers work tirelessly to create life-changing camp experiences and mentoring relationships for children who have faced abuse, neglect and abandonment. There are many ways to get involved. Join us for an Informational Meeting on Sunday, March 2, after service in the Alcove to hear about the different ways to get involved.
The process of asylum in the United States is long and difficult. From the time they file an application with immigration court, it will take 2-3 years for them to make their final appearance before the judge, who will decide whether to grant...
Waterstone is in need of communion servers to hold bread and wine elements during services. Communion is offered at various weekends at both Saturday and Sunday services.
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Waterstone's Connections Team is a great opportunity to greet and connect with new visitors and regular attenders. The heart of this team is to welcome and care for everyone who attends—from the street to their seat.
The Waterstone Food Pantry exists so those in our community who are hungry have access to free, healthy and nutritious food. We hope that every shopper who visits the food pantry leaves with the food they need and the dignity they deserve.
Giving Heart offers a day program to provide services to individuals experiencing homelessness who desire help; services provided include access to computer lab, resource room for supplies, mailing site and community resource...
Joshua Station is a faith-based community helping families make the transition from homelessness to a healthy, stable living environment. Since 2001, Joshua Station has provided long-term transformational housing and support for high-risk...
In Kids Ministry, there are several ways to make an impact on the next generation such as storytelling, running sound, teaching, leading worship, greeting guests, planning parties, helping in the classroom, and many more!
Night Lights is a respite care program for families with children with special needs and their siblings, ages 1 month to 12 years old. We meet at Waterstone on the 2nd Friday of the month from 6-10pm.