Wow another Monday again, not sure you experience this as well but the year is racing ahead to the end.
This Friday we all went down to Baray Lake. It was
raining heavenly the night before and I was just praying that it will stop for
a little while so we can just get the people baptized and then the heaven can
open up again. 4 More students and 2 adults were baptized. The whole FGC
community link family and River of Life church gathered together to celebrate
this very special time. Please pray for these new believers to grow in their
faith and love for Jesus. Continue to pray for the Khmer staff who guides and disciples
them.
It has been busy with 3 teams visiting from Malaysia
and the USA. Yes, it gets busy but they leave us encouraged and built up to
continue the work. As believers we truly have a family across borders and
continents.
Continue to pray for the problems on the border with
Thailand. The newest is that some people brought their Sewerage trucks from the
Thailand side in order to come and spray the Cambodians with sewerage. Such
petty little things that makes locals unhappy. The Thai soldiers put their
wires into Cambodian side and occupy some of the Cambodian houses which leads
to confrontation between the local people and the soldiers. Pray that this
nonsense will stop and that there will be real peace.
Dim is still visiting the people in Rum Jopon in spite
of serious raining this time of the year. Pray that he will not lose heart as
he needs to work his land as well as reach out to several churches and help
people to learn more about God. Being a farmer as well as pastor can be a hard
work.
Pray for Anton as he gets confronted with lots of
spiritual differences that he is not use too. Being a Christian in a dominant
M-country got its challenges. Pray that he will stand firm in his faith and
reach out to some of his Christian friends when things are tuff.
Thanks once again for praying with us.
God Bless
Rossouw-clan
1 comment:
I still love reading your blog, Mordegai, and how encouraging to see these baptisms! May the Lord continue to bless you, Toinette and Anton and the wider church community in Cambodia. Jane from UK
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