Cambodia Bible Education Centre

I arrived in Cambodia at about 4pm on Monday 13 th April; Vitou met me at the airport and we rode a tuk tuk back to the BEC. On the way there he advised me that it was Khmer New Year in Cambodia, so I was unsure about when the teaching would actually start. As the week progressed I learned that the school would be closed until Tuesday 21 st April, therefore I was at the school by myself for most of the week. I feel that had I been aware of this holiday I would have arrived a week later, and stayed a week longer as well, but I tried to use the time wisely by reading the available literature at the BEC and also learning about Cambodia's history by visiting the Killing Fields and the Genocide Museum. There are a number of national holidays celebrated in Cambodia every year, so maybe the school calendar could be placed on the ACBM website in order for fieldworkers to choose suitable dates to arrive. Many students had actually been in Thailand for a Bible week, so when they arrived ...

Thanks to our heavenly Father for his continuous blessing and his amazing grace and undivided love pouring upon his children and his faithful servants, especially his great work witnessing in Phnom Penh ecclesia, Cambodia. Thanks Him for the privilege, opportunity and fellowship we brothers and sisters in Phnom Penh, plus isolated brethren as well as BEC field workers had together and learned His encouraging words with Bro Andrew Pitcher for our spiritual benefits at BEC from 13 th to 16 th May, 2015 during Bible Weekends. All together we had over 65 brethren to join a 3-day Bible study (6 studies), sharing meal, socializing and having fun activities included in this program. We had divided all brothers and sisters into six groups to be in charge of certain tasks as boosting their motivation as much as to make them feel a sense of ownership involving in the Bible Weekends, not just being strange participants. Also each study started by praising hymn and followed by worship hymn whi...