What a nice time to have two great girls, Katherine
and Brea, from our former NGO Water of
Life, here with us. Toinette enjoy some girly company and its good for us to
connect to old friends again. We need to give one puppy to them and Gideon is
not happy at all, but such is life.
Had a small Tompoun tribal boy, Sakadaa, and his mum here with us. He has Ambiguous
sex organs. In layman’s terms, he has both male and female organs. They took
some blood and did an ultrasound but found that he do not have a scrotum or
uteris. So now we need to wait to
determine his sex. That makes me worried as he is being raised a boy and if otherwise
it will be very difficult for him. In two months he will be back for the
results.
James informed me that he have another similar case
in Ratanakiri. Will go next week and see for myself. Praise God for James as he
is currently getting hold of all these very sick tribal people that we can
help.
My friend Nou Dol, in Battambang is doing well. He
is already sitting in a wheelchair and just waiting for his stitches to be
removed on the 6th of September. We hope that he can go home then
and recover in his own surroundings. Praise God that he got good care from the
people in this hospital.
Pray with me for a miracle that the mechanics can revive
my old Beast. Talked to the mechanic this morning and he is confident that they
can fix it. That would be an answer to prayer if that happens. Need the car to
do my outreaches. Currently I am home bound and waiting for this to happen. Luckily
I am kept busy with lots of things happening here at home. Never a dull moment.
This Wednesday around 14 people, students from the
Acts program and church members, getting baptize. This will happen in the Baray
Lake a short distance from our house. We are excited for these guys to get
baptize as it will lead them further on their walk with the Lord. Pray for a
real special day and a good few people attending to celebrate with them.
Our prayer for Syria this week:
Isaiah 61:3b "They
will be called oaks of righteousness, a planting of the Lord for the display of
his splendor.”
This week I heard a beautiful testimony from
Hassan*, a Syrian man who came to faith recently. He told us how he searched
their holy book for answers but found no peace. When he read the Injil
(gospels), he could feel the love of Jesus, the love of the Father. He said
that in his old religion, he would read and pray and read and pray… but the
more he did what he was being told to do, the more he felt Allah’s anger toward
him. Now Hassan has the vision to one day return to Syria and share his faith
with his family, his friends… to everyone!!! He is an oak of righteousness, a
planting of the Lord, for the display of God’s splendor!!
Father God, I pray for Hassan. I pray that he would
continue to grow strong in Your love and Your truth. I pray that as He reads
Your Word, that the truth of Your Word would wash away the lies that He has
held onto for so long. I pray for others like Hassan, that they too would be…
and become strong oaks of righteousness, planted by YOU Lord God, and that Your
splendor would be displayed through Hassan and others like him. May many many
many… ALL know Your truth!!
Thanks again and again for praying for us. Good
things are happening around us and we can just marvel at every report we get
from friends that work here in Cambodia.
Always amazed by our God
Rossouw-clan
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