On the Way — Water Security in a World of Competing Demands

At our most recent On the Way gathering on 27 May, we explored one of the defining challenges of our time: water security in a world facing growing pressure from climate change, inequality, public health concerns, and geopolitical tensions.

Through thoughtful discussion, prayer, and fellowship, we reflected on three central questions:

💧 Is water a resource to manage or a right to protect?🤝 Can cooperation prevail in a world of scarcity and competition?🌍 What kind of society emerges from how we treat water?

We were especially privileged to hear from our international speakers, Dr Connie Allsopp and Alice Bouman-Dentener, who offered powerful insights on the links between water, health, diplomacy, sustainability, and global cooperation.

🙏 A heartfelt thank you to our speakers, to our wonderful (new) cater – Pad Thai - for the delicious Thai meal, and to everyone who contributed to such a rich and meaningful evening.

You can read a copy of the homily here

🌊 Next On the Way — Friday 26 June, 19h00Join us for our annual UN Beach gathering before the summer break, as we also celebrate the 3rd anniversary of On the Way in Jamaican style!

Stay tuned — and see you on the way.