Watermark Health

📣 Calling all college students, teachers, or folks with flexible summers!
Looking for a way to make your summer meaningful? We've got you covered. We know it might be a bummer that the vacation home in the mountains didn't pan out...but we've got a purposeful alternative for you where you'll grow in your faith and your understanding of the world around you. Come serve this summer and be forever changed!

Get started with the online orientation - https://www.watermarkhealth.org/serve

🤝 At Watermark Health, we truly believe together is better. ‘s ribbon cutting two weeks ago made it the first of its kind in our Collaborative Clinic Network. Over the next few weeks we’ll be sharing how it went from idea to ex*****on and how we hope the Collaborative Clinic network blesses churches and the hurting across DFW.

Want to learn more now? Check out the blog series on our website- link in bio.

🚨BIG NEWS 🚨
We’ve got a big update to share! This weekend the first clinic in our Collaborative Clinic Network, , has its ribbon cutting and then opens to patients on Monday! Where’s Westside Medical Clinic you ask? What’s a Collaborative Clinic Network? We’re so glad you asked- we can’t wait to share more over the next week! Check out our blog (link in bio) or tune in this weekend for updates from the launch event on Sunday afternoon! This is the start of something BIG for Watermark Health and can’t wait to see the impact Westside has!!!

📖 Story time

During a blood draw I asked a patient about her faith, and she told me she had walked away from Christianity because she was mad at God as her mother had died in the previous year. She explained that her mom was a follower of Christ and the one that kept her grounded in church and prayed with her. I told her that God understood what she was going through and He knew everything that she was feeling. I asked her what kept her from going to Christ now in her need. She said she was not in a good place, plus she wasn't going to church. I told her God cares more about her heart and not just simply going through the motions.

She asked questions about heaven and we talked about how there would no longer be suffering or pain or tears. I asked if she wanted to be assured of being in glory with God. She cried and said yes. Then I asked if she wanted to pray to submit her life to Jesus and she said yes. So we prayed and she cried some more and prayed after me.
- Roxana, MA

God can use anything, including a blood draw during a doctor's visit, to meet people in their grief and draw them to Him. Praise Him for working in this way! 🙌