Pat Lamb (left), passes out Living Water at the Brooksville Christmas Parade.

A Merry Memory

It took a few hours, but the trucks finally started to move on Saturday morning, December 7 th . The Christian Contractors Association was number seventy-five in the line up for Brooksville’s 32 nd Annual Christmas Parade, “150 Years of Christmas Tradition.”

The mini-fleet consisted of two CCA trucks, the mobile command center, and two Living Water beverage trucks. The parade started behind Hernando High School, passed through downtown Brooksville, onto brick streets and back. CCA missionaries invited their family and friends to hand out bottles of Living Water to the crowd.

With Santa hats and smiles, everyone contributed to a merry memory. The drivers kept things moving as some were opening cases of Living Water. Still others riding in the back of pickup and beverage trucks made sure that those handing out water, never ran out.

Onlookers lining the streets were so thankful for the free gift. John Cancel, a CCA missionary said, “It was just great to see how CCA and Living Water affected the community in a positive way. I love knowing God has chosen us to do His work.”

Thousands of bottles were given away to spread God's love this Holiday season. Thank you for your support and please continue to pray for Living Water—a ministry link of CCA.