William Shakespeare wrote, “Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon ’em.” Wavemakers take the hurricanes of life and create something meaningful in the aftermath of the storm.
One voice, one action can create tidal waves of change. In the movie Newsies, Bryan Denton tells the kids, “Sometimes all it takes is a voice, one voice that becomes a hundred, then a thousand, unless it's silenced.”
A Wavemaker isn't content with making ripples. She wants to make waves.
By speaking hope into the often unspoken parts of life—trauma, grief, loss, and change—a Wavemaker can turn her experiences into something that reaches beyond herself.
One voice. One action. One ripple that keeps moving outward, creating waves of hope that change the world.
The Story Behind Wavemakers
On August 7, 2019, after leaving worship later than usual because of a baptism, two teenage girls from the country went from earthly rejoicing to their heavenly reward.
Ella and Aranza didn’t just make ripples. They made waves.
They understood something worth carrying forward: every person we meet is going through something. They made sure the people around them felt loved and wanted. In their honor, Wavemakers began as an intentional effort to carry that kind of impact beyond a single life, a single story, or a single moment.
What kind of ripples do you want to make? Why settle for ripples when you can make waves?
