Action Cambodia

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Thank you for stopping by to visit the home page of Action Cambodia! Our prayer is that Christ would be glorified through our work here in Cambodia, and our prayer is that you would be encouraged by the ministry among the Khmer people. We are unashamed to say that we desire to see everything we do be cross centered, Bible saturated and God focused. Our aim is to boldly proclaim the gospel, and in doing so to serve the Khmer people in the name of Christ (2 Corinthians 4:5). We have launched a new translation project in coordination with Desiring God Ministries. It is a privilege to begin the process of translating two of Dr. John Piper's books into Khmer. If you have any questions about our ministry please feel free to drop us a note. Sola Scriptura, Sola Fide, Sola Gratia, Sola Christus, and Soli Deo Gloria!!

Beth's update!

Written by Beth Andaya

June 29, 2009

Summer break is going well and the three girls heading to the US for college got their F-1 sudent visas for three consecutive Tuesdays from June 8, respectively. All three of them have the same comment about the guy who’s assigned to interview the foreign students. They said he’s ‘cute and nice’, but is already married! Guess he was nice indeed as they all got their visas without any hassle at all. I would say it is God giving His favor.

Beth @ House of Faith

Written by Beth Andaya

November 22, 2008

Greetings from Phnom Penh Cambodia! School started on August 11th this year here at Logos. Thanks for your continued prayers concerning the new site for Logos school. The building will resume again after some amendments and few stipulations between the landlord and the Asian Hope administration. This is a continued prayer concern for God’s provision for the upcoming move next year.

Cambodian Connection

Written by BJ and Andrea Lopez

June 14, 2008

“What’s of first importance to you? What’s most important in your life? How do you decide what’s most important? How well do you do at keeping what is truly most important most important?” I recently asked myself those questions as I prepared to preach on I Corinthians 15. So many times, we are confused over what should be the most important thing. We try to make it our families, our jobs, our ambitions, our passions, or even our hobbies. Are we on the right track? Are we thinking rightly?

Rose Marie’s Reflections

Written by Rose Marie McMillan

August 11, 2006

What an encouragement it has been to look back at the past six months and reflect on how God has been answering my prayers and bringing His plans to pass.
Just when I was becoming discouraged about setting up a vision screening program at the school, God brought me in contact with a Christian optometrist, Dr. Woody Thigpen, a father of one of the students at Logos. With the help of his team and a Cambodian helper that we trained, we tested near/far vision, depth perception, color blindness and existence of eye disease in over three hundred children. icon

Cambodian Action

Written by Daren and Jodi Beck

March 01, 2009

One thing is for sure, when a person knows they are sick it is good to have a competent doctor that can be trusted! It would be unthinkable for a person to be diagnosed by a trained physician only to ignore everything they were told, acting as if they knew better. Yet, that’s how many people responded to Jesus during His earthly ministry and tragically people still respond that way today to the gospel. Jesus message was simple, “The time if fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand; repent and believe in the gospel.” (Mark 1:15) But to those who didn’t recognize their sinfulness it was an offense. In fact many of those who were most receptive to Christ were the poor and the sick. This group of folks clearly understood their needs….both physically and spiritually. In Cambodia there is no shortage of people who are poor and/or sick!

Cambodian Harvest

Written by Nathan and Christiana Wells

April 01, 2009

In Ephesians Paul writes, “remember that you were at that time separate from Christ, excluded from the commonwealth of Israel, and strangers to the covenants of promise, having no hope and without God in the world” (Eph. 2:12). Now, in Christ, we have true hope! But before we believed, all of us had to hear the Gospel one way or another, whether it was through a family member, a friend, on the radio, on TV or by reading the Bible. But in Cambodia, there are many who have yet to even hear the Good News.

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