A New Children’s Home
The dream is there. The land has been purchased. Prayers have and continue to be said. Site preparation is underway. Now, it is time for the Siem Reap children’s home to come into existence. In the last part of March, we sent a letter out to anyone who has contributed to Cambodia. As Mark said in the letter, “This city, home to Angkor Wat and the spiritual center of a vast region given to...
Read MoreA Teacher’s Dedication
When thinking of what, or who, is making the Cambodia Christian School Network successful, who do you think of? God, of course – He comes above all. You may also think of SEAPC or the various donors who contribute to the project. All of these are very vital, but another extremely important group is still to be named – the school administrators and teachers. Some people may think of the...
Read More2 Weeks
Our 2-week visit to Cambodia will be from a much different perspective than in the past. This one is in preparation to MOVE there – to call it home! We’re immunizing, packing, making our lists and full of nervous excitement. On April 25 we will have boarded a plane, flown 32 hours and arrived in Phnom Penh Cambodia. I anticipate we’ll return May 9 with a clearer perspective, specific and...
Read MoreCCSN Contract Renewed
A renewed contract has been created between 155 teachers and CCSN (Cambodia Christian School Network). Read CCSN’s March report about how ministry and education are moving forward in exciting ways. + CCSN March Report Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Share on Linkedin share via Reddit Tweet about it Tell a friend
Read MoreWe Are Amazed
Workers: They come in all shapes and sizes. Men and women, boys and girls and they have one common desire: They want to serve the Lord. From the retiree who now can travel, to the teacher who wants to move to Cambodia, to the wide-eyed college grad who wants to take on the entire world, they all offer themselves to the Lord. Tina is now compiling files on those who want to go out through SEAPC....
Read MoreSeed Sown
“We were really in big trouble. We had crossed the restricted zone without papers. You were not permitted in the area, for any reason, and the generals had ordered that anyone who crossed the region and saw the poppies would be sentenced to a long prison term.” I sat in rapt silence as Pastor James described our previous journey to the remote Chin state of Myanmar. “I believe that it was...
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