For the medically-minded: I am often asked what kind of medical conditions I commonly treat in Cambodia, so let’s take a glimpse! While I DO see exotic conditions, most patients simply need treatment for common chronic diseases, like hypertension and diabetes. A large part of my work is getting them on appropriate and sufficient medication…
We have a retirement age couple who have wholeheartedly offered to move to Cambodia…
1) I successfully rode my motorbike to Taom for the second time now! (Phil has much more often.) When we do this, it usually takes us about 1.15 hours to get there. I have mixed feelings about doing this for sure. Part of the ride is very open and can be extremely windy at times…
Let us pick up where we left off many (many) months ago in Part 1 of this journey. In this series, we are highlighting some practical aspects of moving overseas. (Similar to our YouTube video that outlines the process of getting our passports.) Part one focused on how we sorted through things and what we…
More Needs We Are Thrilled to Share with You!!! Sabrina courageously took a leap of faith and joined our family during our inaugural year in Cambodia, for the specific purpose of homeschooling our children. Teaching our children, as well as her daughter, remains her primary role, but she has also found two other tremendous educational…
All about Riah’s work in Taom… A few months ago Riah began to teach an English class in the village of Taom. This came about after Riah had been traveling to Taom regularly for several months and began to learn of this need. As in most farming villages in Cambodia, the majority of community residents are…
We have just started holding a monthly medical clinic in the village of Taom, and more various opportunities on the horizon!!!
New Ministry Bloomin’! Many of you know that I (Nic) began working with a group called Operation Underground Railroad a few years back in efforts to fight human trafficking around the world and to set men, women, and children free from the bondage of modern day slavery. You can watch our episode of Old Fashioned…
We are four months in and time is flying by! There is so much I’ve gotten to experience and so much I’ve gotten to be a part of. I’ve traveled to many different villages and cities around Cambodia with different people through the church. Many times, plans are very sporadic and last minute, so I…
Our brief time in Cambodia has already shown us that the Christian faith remains widely unknown. Because of this, outreach activities, like clinics and children’s programs, are incredibly useful to increase exposure of the church and eventually draw these visitors and spectators into participants!