A student movement in Ghana's secondary schools
Living Waters Incorporated trains and sends student Singers and Dancers into schools, camps and churches across Ghana — carrying the Gospel through voice, movement and testimony.
Who we are
Living Waters Incorporated began as a small group of secondary school students who wanted their gifts in music and movement to serve something bigger than the stage. What started as after-school rehearsals grew into two distinct wings — the Living Waters Singers and the Living Waters Dancers — now invited to schools, camps and churches to lead worship, perform and share the Gospel through testimony.
Read our full story"We don't just perform. We minister — one school, one stage, one student at a time."
What we do
The Singers lead congregational worship, perform original and cover pieces, and use music as an entry point into schools that might never open their doors to a straightforward sermon.
Meet the Singers
The Dancers tell Bible stories and life testimonies through movement — routines built to hold a school assembly's attention long enough to deliver a message of hope.
Meet the DancersVoices
"I joined Living Waters shy and unsure of my voice. Two years on, I've led worship in front of my whole school. This group taught me that my gift belongs to God first."
"Dance used to be just a hobby for me. Now every routine we build starts with the question: what do we want the school to walk away believing?"
"When Living Waters visited our school, students who never sit still for chapel were completely locked in. The message landed because the ministry met them where they were."
"What stays with me isn't the applause after a performance — it's the students who come find us afterward, asking how they can know God for themselves."
Gallery
Scroll to explore →
Get involved
Whether you're a student who sings or dances, a school chaplain planning a mission week, or a church looking to partner with us — we'd love to hear from you.
Our Singers and Dancers are booking school visits and church programmes for the upcoming term. Reach out early to secure a date.
