Wow so much rain that everything is so wet. Cannot
wait to get out into the jungle with the bikes and visit some people out there.
It will be muddy and wet but it makes it better as the people cannot move
around and its Prime Malaria and Dengue season. Pray as I will be going to
Stung Treng on Wednesday and g and visit a small church in the jungle to help
people. Pray also as I need to jump
through a couple of loopholes in order to do some outreaches. We are not
allowed to have any big meeting or gathering without proper permission from the
police, due to elections next year. I will concentrate more in Ratanakiri as I
have a MOU with the Dept. of Health. Remote is good for me.
Please continue to pray for Fe. If you like to
communicate with her look her up on Facebook or Messenger, her name is Maria
Fe Barrientos Dequito. She would love to receive encouragements and just
talking with fellow believers.
Third Day after my First Chemo
PRAISES:
- happy having my two sisters with me
here for three days.
- Not much side effects... Just a bit
blunt mettalic taste on my food.
- a bit dizzy but I'm OK to move
around... Cooking and preparing for my juice
- I had gone out to send off my sister
yesterday then to the Mall of Asia to meet a former church mate visiting from
Dubai...
- Now I'm invited by Dr Danilo Tuazon to
his green house in Marikina... To breathe fresh air to combat the effects of
chemotherapy meds. What a blessing!
- Praise God also for the Crossroad Team
led by Corinne Somers and Elicia Lynn Riggi whose presence in Siem Reap gave so
much encouragement to my family when I'm not there. I am missing your visit
this time but I'm happy that you are there for such a time as this.
PRAYERS
- for continued grace and strength for
me as I go through this journey
- No contaminations or transfer of virus
or bacteria when I travel around.
- for my family to be well and comforted
in my absence
- financial provision for my remaining
chemos. Positive response for request of assistance on my meds.
Thank you all for keeping me in your
prayers. I love you.
From Twans:
Just finished my monthly report on all the
activities with the Acts students and realised it’s been a busy and full month.
Took the older children on a short field trip to Bamboo Shoots Library near our
centre. This library is run by a missionary and truly a safe haven for
students. I was blessed to see how exited they were to choose Khmer and English
books.
Me and the Khmer pastor did a few lessons on Puberty
with the older students as we plan to do a “No Apologies” seminar with them
next month. The girls were so eager to learn more about their own bodies. Most
of them shared how nobody has ever explained
it to them and they had a lot of questions.
We needed to
fix our floor at the centre and it was very encouraging to see how the older
boys came faithfully to help during their free time. Angela and the rest of the
team are doing a wonderful work raising up young leaders. I helped out at
Mighty Kids yesterday morning. 107 children came, singing worship songs and
hearing about Jesus. The older students were all there, helping, leading
worship and sharing. Praise God for their example and witness.
We have a huge praise report. As Anton is nearing
High School, we’ve been wanting to put
him in a school with a Cambridge curriculum but were not able financially. God
has opened up a way for us to do it and Anton started this week at Hope School.
We continue to be a part of Eli School as Gideon is still linked with the ACE
curriculum and we thank Eli School for their care and love to our children.
Thank you once again for praying for us. May God
Bless you in this week to come.
Love
Rossouw-clan
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