Took 2 really old guys, uncle Derrick and Gary (74
years old) and another friend Dave(58) out into the bush this past week. We
first did an outreach in Thor Piang Rosey and helped a lot of people with
medicine and also gave out reading glasses. Saw my friend Noun, that’s leg was
broken 2 months ago. He is doing just fine. We slept the night in the church in
Kabal Domrey.
We wanted to go to the village the furthest into the jungle at
Phnom Chi, Rum Jopon. The road was real challenging with lots of mud but we
made it into the village ok.
The people were very glad when we came there. Saw my
friend Nang, we prayed for him about 3 months ago, when we last visited there.
His stomach is swollen beyond big and he is really in need of a miracle. It was
really good to see how open people are in this little village. So hope to get
someone to start a small group and talk to them about Jesus.
Our trip back found us first at the old temple and
gave the uncle and his wife a pair of glasses and left meds there for them. It
was already late as we turned around and then it started to rain. The guys had
to walk up the mountain while we ride. The roads turned into rivers and soon we
ran out of fuel as well. It was dark soon and we could not see anything. Luckily
Dave had some flashlights. We pushed our bikes through the mud towards the good
road. In the middle of the jungle, 2 guys appear that gave us petrol, I am sure
they were Angels. Now we could at least walk and ride. My bike died completely
as the rivers was way too high and drowned our bikes. At 10pm we found a
mechanic to fix my bike and we found fuel. We made it home at 1am and went to sleep
at 2am.
Now you would say its madness to go that far for
only a few people, but God knows better. Read the passage of the lost sheep
again, and you will know what I talk about.
Keep
praying for little Sa Kadaa. This is the guy with Elephantiasis.
Keep praying for little Monirith, the little girl with kidney problems.
Keep praying for little Monirith, the little girl with kidney problems.
Please
keep my little brother, Werner in your prayers. He is diagnosed with Diabetes
but they are not sure if it is Type 1 or 2.
My little sister, Elizma, who is
pregnant with twins, is doing well. Pray for her for good health and that the
Lord grants her wish to be a mother.
I will be out this week again to
Ratanakiri so please pray for safe travels. Our cars are still under repairs
and I still believe in a miracle that they can revive the Beast.
Slowly
but surely the students that gave their hearts to the Lord, in the Acts
program, are getting in trouble with their parents. One girl got banned to
attend the church and activities at FGC as her mother got very angry for her
when she heard that she turned a Christian. She did not tell the parents
about it. One student ran away from
home this week and the parents are really worried about her. Pray for these
students as they really seeking the will of God.
Our
prayer for Syria tonight:
Isaiah 61:7a
“Instead of your shame you will
receive a double portion, and instead of disgrace you will rejoice
in your inheritance."
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As I
attended our weekly Syrian gathering last night, the room was the fullest
it’s ever been. There was such a buzz of excitement with all the talk and
chatter. There were families we had visited that week; families attending for
the first time; testimonies of healing and a family member showing openness
for the first time; eyes were sparkling. I am just so amazed that people, who
have all come from such helpless situations, can be filled with such joy
now! Thank You Jesus!!
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Lord
Jesus, instead of shame, You have given them a double portion... You! Instead
of disgrace, You have filled their hearts with rejoicing in their
inheritance... You! Thank You for this room full of people. Some have found
You. Some are still on the way. But all are looking to You, wanting to
know You more. Thank You Jesus. May there be more! So much more!! You are
gracious!!
PS. I
will be out of internet contact next week… but we’ll continue the following
week. Thank you so much for your prayers!!!
May God bless your week.
Love
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