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Encouraging Message to everyone!

Spider, snake, rotten fish and crab, cricket, beetle, silk worm and baby duck.

 These animals have all appeared in my digestive tract while staying in Kampuchea, in fact baby duck egg even became a regular treat. Every Saturday night after the Seminar at the dorm, and two hours of fanatical football, on the way home we would indulge in a boiled egg inclusive of feathers (for your benefit I won’t explain the rest). Don’t think that coming over to Cambodia will mean you too must eat these critters, I would just highly recommend it.

 If you are scared that coming over here will mean you don’t get the benefits of the west, I assure you that just isn’t true! Everything you can buy in the west can be found at Lucky supermarket just 5 minutes’ walk from the BEC anyway at fairly competitive prices. The cook at the BEC - Srey Tooch makes a delicious Spag-Bol and her rendition of KFC (which we like to call Srey-FC) is better than the original. In fact most people that come over to Cambodia find themselves overeating and yet losing weight due to the high amounts of fruit and veges.

And I haven’t even started talking about the spiritual food yet!

You will find yourself immersed in God’s word for most of your day, be it through teaching, studying or training in righteousness. In the 5 months I spent there I actually started being able to memorise scripture (something I have always struggled with). It will become your sword while you are here. The students are eager to hear about the wonderful ideas contained inside. When you teach them they gain English skills, a critical tool in finding a good job, and also of the grace of God and the things pertaining to the coming kingdom. What a blessing for you and for them! How great is our God?

The brothers and sisters here are very inviting and I you will be well received! Everyone here always carry’s a smile and the amount they laugh worries me sometimes. Cambodia is filled with a love that you truly must come over and experience!

Oh and the real ‘chicken nugget’ goes very well with lime and pepper.

With love from your brother in Christ,


Zac

Comments

Unknown said…
Baby Duck egg, Awesome food, but the P2P Aussies were too soft to eat it. And fried crickets are nice as well. I obviously overate though because I managed to put on weight rather than loose it. Sam
Anonymous said…
hey mate good blog... it's nice to realise it's not just me who thinks everyone should go to Cambodia,

Jonno and Ren
Anonymous said…
Fantastic Zac. You have been an amazing messenger for God in Cambodia and they must all miss you so much! May God continue to bless you and guide you on your journey. Much love - Bong Thom and Lynne

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