Good Evening, dear family and friends
After a few crazy days traveling to Phnom Penh,
crossing the Vietnam border, and back, we could finally breathe a shaky sigh of
relief: “Praise God, we got it.” Thank you for all your prayers for our visas.
The first difficult part is over now we are applying for the next part. Please
continue to pray that our visas will be granted for a year.
We were reminded on Sunday to look again at Mary and
Martha. I’ve always thought it was so unfair, poor Martha. if Mary had just helped,
both could have sat at Jesus' feet. But I missed the point: Marhta was “upset
and worried”, looking at what she thought Mary should be doing. Whether we read
God’s word or do the dishes, we can do it with a heart full of worship. Not
comparing ourselves to others. Remember
Brother Lawrence, “Practice the Presence of God”, a cook who dwelled in God’s
presence while cooking and cleaning.
The River of Life fellowship is celebrating our 10th
year anniversary next Sunday. We are so amazed, and we give God praise for each
member, faithful leadership, and support, each child who has come to the
children’s program. Please continue to pray for this small fellowship, to
continue to grow and be a light in Cambodia.
Thank you for your prayer for the diabetic uncle’s
wound, where they amputated his leg. It is looking good. Pray for this family
to come to know Jesus. Chea is a bike mechanic and works hard to support his
family. I have known him for many years.
We are still waiting for Anton’s new passport to
arrive. He needs it to renew his student visa. Please pray that it reaches in
time.
Oh, before I forget. So sorry for the huge typo in
last Monday’s letter. I meant LET GO AND LET GOD, not let go and be God. Twans
is scared you all think I’m starting a cult.
God bless,
Rossouws
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