Do you have management skills? A group of missionaries here is in need of some help ASAP, click here to find out more.
Spoken Khmer is not a pre- requisite. By doing this job as team leader you would be supporting a variety of activities such as bible training, poor families, education, vocational training, families with HIV, peace building plus much, much more!
Showing posts with label Want to help?. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Want to help?. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 08, 2009
Friday, February 13, 2009
Most deadly part 2
Thankfully the danger is mostly over now. But the loss is huge!
If you want to donate money try the Salvation Army or Red Cross
BBC and CNN- both have eye witness accounts, maps, videos, photos and other storiesFireupdates has a map, twitter updates, photos and more.
has a map and links to news updates
Friday, February 06, 2009
Interact with Khmer kids online!(in English)
Rachael, an expat living here in Phnom Penh went to visit a garbage dump where people live and work, have a look at her photos here. Now she is helping kids of the dump families to learn how to use computers.
As part of that they have a blog called A New Life.
If you would like to read what Khmer kids write about themselves, have a look! And they'd love it if you left a message too.
She is helping A New Day in Cambodia, and here is her blog post about how she got started.
Sorry, thats a lot of links. If you just look at one make it the kid's blog. If you want to find the link to it in the future I put it on Kronicle Extra, in the sidebar under "Cambodian Links".
Monday, October 06, 2008
Do you have a Bible?
Facts about Bible Poverty (click to see Vision2025)
Languages spoken in the world: 6,912
Languages needing Bible translation work to begin: 2,251
Languages with some or all of the Bible: 2,426
Population of people groups waiting for work to begin:193M
Click here to read a story about someone explaining to a man why there was no one to help translate the Scriptures into his language.
Languages spoken in the world: 6,912
Languages needing Bible translation work to begin: 2,251
Languages with some or all of the Bible: 2,426
Population of people groups waiting for work to begin:193M
Click here to read a story about someone explaining to a man why there was no one to help translate the Scriptures into his language.
Thursday, September 04, 2008
Hard life.. beads.. etc
I sometimes feel overwhelmed by how hard people's lives are. So many people are so poor and life is hard for lots of reasons. I find it hard to explain this to people in Australia. I recently read a story about one lady and I would like to share it with you. It is on a blog of a fellow Aussie who lives in a remote part of Cambodia. Click here to read.
People work so hard just to earn enough to feed their family, to get by each day. The blog author has been doing things with beads and ironing plastic bags, in order to help this lady and others. Have a read! She also mentions she needs help, so please leave a message on her blog if you think you can help.
Ironing plasic bags and other creative past times.
Busy beads...
And for the latest click here.
To read about rat meat- click here
People work so hard just to earn enough to feed their family, to get by each day. The blog author has been doing things with beads and ironing plastic bags, in order to help this lady and others. Have a read! She also mentions she needs help, so please leave a message on her blog if you think you can help.
Ironing plasic bags and other creative past times.
Busy beads...
And for the latest click here.
To read about rat meat- click here
Friday, May 25, 2007
More about us
Who are Kimsoeun and Katherine?
Kimsoeun was born in Cambodia during the infamous Pol Pot war time. In his teens he became a Christian and studied, then worked at a Bible school. After four years of study in Australia at Sydney Missionary and Bible College (SMBC) he now is back in Cambodia teaching at the same Bible college.
While at SMBC he met Katherine, a fellow student who was there preparing for life in China.
However Katherine's long terms plans changed. K & K became husband and wife at the end of 2006. In 2007 KS will continue teaching at the Bible college, while Katherine learns Khmer language and teaches English part time .
Please partner with us!
K&K would like your help as they serve In Cambodia. They would love if you could response in one or more of these ways.
1.Pray!
Below are some things you can pray for them all year round. We suggest you cut them out and stick them on our prayer card, or somewhere that will remind you to pray for them. If you would like monthly updates please ask to receive our regular "KKKK" by emailing us. If you don't have our prayer card yet please ask for one.
Thank God for the privilege of serving him together.
For maturity in our relationship with the Lord, and for our marriage.
For our health and safety.
That we remain a gospel-minded.
That Kimsoeun would be an effective and humble teacher of future church leaders.
That Katherine would be a diligent and enthusiastic language and culture learner.
2. Give!
Using an approved (custom made) budget K&K are asking for financial partners.
An accountant in Australia will be managing their money. If you want to know how to give please ask us.
3. Keep in Touch- By receiving our KKKK you can keep in touch, and we'd love to get emails from you too. Another way to learn about our world is to come and visit. Cambodia has lots for tourists to do, or you could come on a short term mission or mission exposure trip. Overseas Missionary Fellowship (OMF) has a large team in Cambodia and there are many ways at short termer can be useful in this context, either in a team or as an individual. Check the OMF website under “Serve Asia”.
www.cb.omf.org
People often ask What to send us click to find out
Kimsoeun was born in Cambodia during the infamous Pol Pot war time. In his teens he became a Christian and studied, then worked at a Bible school. After four years of study in Australia at Sydney Missionary and Bible College (SMBC) he now is back in Cambodia teaching at the same Bible college.
While at SMBC he met Katherine, a fellow student who was there preparing for life in China.
However Katherine's long terms plans changed. K & K became husband and wife at the end of 2006. In 2007 KS will continue teaching at the Bible college, while Katherine learns Khmer language and teaches English part time .
Please partner with us!
K&K would like your help as they serve In Cambodia. They would love if you could response in one or more of these ways.
1.Pray!
Below are some things you can pray for them all year round. We suggest you cut them out and stick them on our prayer card, or somewhere that will remind you to pray for them. If you would like monthly updates please ask to receive our regular "KKKK" by emailing us. If you don't have our prayer card yet please ask for one.
Thank God for the privilege of serving him together.
For maturity in our relationship with the Lord, and for our marriage.
For our health and safety.
That we remain a gospel-minded.
That Kimsoeun would be an effective and humble teacher of future church leaders.
That Katherine would be a diligent and enthusiastic language and culture learner.
2. Give!
Using an approved (custom made) budget K&K are asking for financial partners.
An accountant in Australia will be managing their money. If you want to know how to give please ask us.
3. Keep in Touch- By receiving our KKKK you can keep in touch, and we'd love to get emails from you too. Another way to learn about our world is to come and visit. Cambodia has lots for tourists to do, or you could come on a short term mission or mission exposure trip. Overseas Missionary Fellowship (OMF) has a large team in Cambodia and there are many ways at short termer can be useful in this context, either in a team or as an individual. Check the OMF website under “Serve Asia”.
www.cb.omf.org
People often ask What to send us click to find out
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