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Learning about God's word...


We had nine girls from the Bethezer dorm this evening at BEC for lessons. They are studying about God and Steve is trying to include English lessons in their study as well. These girls work very hard at their university as well as working to earn a small amount of money to live, so it is very difficult for them to also find time to study God's word. The girls are trying to come each evening from 6 - 7 pm as this is their only free time.

While the girls were studying Loy and Veasna were in the kitchen cooking up a delicious meal for some us to share! Brothers Vong, Long Ang, Chantouen and Veasna as well as Sis Gaye joined us for dinner and then we all enjoyed a wonderful Worship Service together. This is a tradition at BEC on Wednesday evenings so that brothers and sisters who are unable to join us on Sundays can break bread and remember our Lord.

We continue to be blessed with new students at BEC, from many interesting walks of life and often with a huge amount of commitment. One of our newest students works as a night watchman at a nearby guest house. He arrived the other day and said he wanted to study about God. We slotted him into one of our groups at 10am. At the completion of his lesson he politely asked if he may just "sit in" on all the other lessons we run from 6.30am. So now this lovely young man arrives at 6.30am after working all night and studies God's word until 11am...then goes to sleep! We were walking past the guest house the other night on our way home from dinner and here was this young man - sitting on his chair at the front gate studying, in the dim light, the lessons we had given him that day, translating and practising his reading! Commitment with a capital C!!!

We are missing our recently departed fellow fieldworkers so much...we pray that your strength will continue to be with us to encourage us. The hand of God is so strongly at work in this beautiful country.

Lynne and Steve

Comments

Melinda said…
How inspiring! It's moments like these that give you the energy to keep going... and strengthen you love and trust in our loving heavenly Father! May our God continue to be with you xo Melinda
bippy said…
thats awesome
Anonymous said…
thats great work Steve and Lynne, seriously awsome about the girl dormers. I miss Cambodia heaps. God Bless you in your work your doing there. Thank you so much

Love always your little Brother in Christ
Jonno
Anonymous said…
man Bunna is coming to Study at the BEC. that is awsome as!! he is a really top bloke. good work Steve and Lynne, keep it all up. man I just wanna be there in the action aye. tell everyone I say hello. God Bless you in all your work. you've got a lot of prayers from this side!!

Love always Jonno

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