I hope this is the question you are all asking- all you Kampuchea-lovers out there-, due to the lack of blogs, for which we all here apologise. We have all been very busy, as it is coming upto the last week to three weeks for us - Jonno (leaving on the 21st), Josh and myself (leaving on the 24th) and Don and Una (leaving on the 28th). Steve and Lynne arrive on the 15th so all will be handed over to them. You can imagine the details they will need to be brought upto date on, the changes, and difference in schedule, the way things are being done here, the finances etc at the moment. These next two weeks will be a mad scramble as we pack to go to Australia, and welcome Steve and Lynne to the BEC as it is.
What has been happening? Mostly the usual things- teaching classes at LCDI, dorms and the BEC, keeping the BEC stocked and ink refilled in the whiteboard markers (thank you Uncle Don!!! :) ) and all those other little things that seem so unimportant but essential. This weekend Saruon and Channy (ex-LCDI bikers, who are now teaching in the provinces) came for studies and had many interesting questions. We are enjoying having them here. We also managed a holiday to Sianoukville( Don, Una, Josh and myself) in all that too- which was very nice.
Next weekend's usual schedule (LCDI Sunday School, Teaching Individual Students, Childrens Sunday School, Question and Answer Class, Fieldworker meeting) is all cancelled because.. we're having a Study Weekend for just the ecclesia!!! :) Which we are all looking forward to. The Studies (by Steve and Don) will be around the topic's 'Love' and 'Truth'. Saturday is a day of studies, plus a team building activity afternoon and we're having a farewell/welcome for all the BECer's that evening. Sunday will be a morning of discussion groups, with the MM in the afternoon and a sports afternoon after that. It looks like a great weekend. There is a boy at the dorms named Boren who has been studying for baptism- his teacher Jonno says that he is very close to being baptised. So perhaps by the time we go home we will have welcomed a new brother into our midst.
We said goodbye to the Children's Sunday School this morning, as it is the last time we'll see them all, which was sad.
We pray for God's continual blessing to be on the work here in Cambodia- please continue to pray also.
God bless, and hopefully Jesus will have returned before we arrive home,
Sarah
What has been happening? Mostly the usual things- teaching classes at LCDI, dorms and the BEC, keeping the BEC stocked and ink refilled in the whiteboard markers (thank you Uncle Don!!! :) ) and all those other little things that seem so unimportant but essential. This weekend Saruon and Channy (ex-LCDI bikers, who are now teaching in the provinces) came for studies and had many interesting questions. We are enjoying having them here. We also managed a holiday to Sianoukville( Don, Una, Josh and myself) in all that too- which was very nice.
Next weekend's usual schedule (LCDI Sunday School, Teaching Individual Students, Childrens Sunday School, Question and Answer Class, Fieldworker meeting) is all cancelled because.. we're having a Study Weekend for just the ecclesia!!! :) Which we are all looking forward to. The Studies (by Steve and Don) will be around the topic's 'Love' and 'Truth'. Saturday is a day of studies, plus a team building activity afternoon and we're having a farewell/welcome for all the BECer's that evening. Sunday will be a morning of discussion groups, with the MM in the afternoon and a sports afternoon after that. It looks like a great weekend. There is a boy at the dorms named Boren who has been studying for baptism- his teacher Jonno says that he is very close to being baptised. So perhaps by the time we go home we will have welcomed a new brother into our midst.
We said goodbye to the Children's Sunday School this morning, as it is the last time we'll see them all, which was sad.
We pray for God's continual blessing to be on the work here in Cambodia- please continue to pray also.
God bless, and hopefully Jesus will have returned before we arrive home,
Sarah
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