These are two little girls that I befriended in the market. They helped me with my Khmer and I bought them rice and cokes. They love Coca Cola! I learned a lot about Khmer culture from these little ones.  

Some of the staff and I took a trip to the beach for a much needed getaway. This is Peap, Ellerie and Poung. 

 

and this is the sweet SoKang!

The following weekend I went back to the beach with all 26 students from the Bible College where I taught English last year. These students are so much fun. The last night of our trip, we had a special service for the students to reminisce about last three years of their times at the Bible College and to say goodbye to each other and their teachers. The same day that I left Cambodia to come back to the USA (July 12, 2006), these students left the safety of the Bible school and went to various provinces all over Cambodia to begin working with local churches. They are future Bible teachers, Pastors and evangelists. This is the last year of their training, the year they begin their field ministry. They are full of love and joy and they offer the hope of Christ to a country in desperate need of healing.  

This is my former English student, Srey Roath. I'm really going to miss her and many others. I'm so thankful that I had the opportunity to spend one last weekend with them all before they were commissioned out to different provinces to begin their feild ministry. 

 

All of the students from the WBI and their teachers! 

Back at Angkor Wat. 

These two World Hope Volunteers, Lindy and Amber are living in the house that I lived in last year in Cambodia. Thank you supporters for sending money so that this house could be built. What a legacy! 

This is a temple known as Ta Promh. This temple was destroyed and huge trees have taken over.  

 

The Pastor of the Wesleyan church had twin boys. This little Paul and Peter and their mother, Malout.  

Two tourist in a tuk tuk in Siem Ream, Cambodia