Finally! A few pictures!

This is the Cambodian Bible Institute...otherwise

known as CBI.

We meet here at 8:30 am for chapel in the mornings. Then Rebekah and I leave while Rich teaches in the classroom on the bottom floor (it is behind the tree.

Upstairs is where Tawn (Rich's interpreter and right hand man) and his wife Navy (pronounced 'Naw-wee') live in the back and the students live in front part.




This is Rebekah walking down our street.

We are in the very south part of the city of Phnom Penh. We are about 4 houses and one empty lot down on the right side.










And I thought you might like to see Rich's new
barber and his barbershop. Rich got a good haircut and
nice shave for 75 cents. (No. It isn't Rich in the
chair when this picture was taken)

This barbershop is very conveniently located

between our house and CBI.

Comments

wildcat said…
Thanks for the pics; they really do help giving us some sort of idea of what life is like in PHNOM PENH. We hope you have the time to keep them coming from time to time. May God bless you and keep you in HIS arms as you go about doing HIS work. Love all 3 of you (and the ones in the states too), Bob and Carol
September 21, 2007 at 9:33 PM
Lynnda said…
I love the pics - especially the one with Rebekah. It is weird to think of you all there. What a different life experience. Thank you for sharing!

Lynnda :)
September 22, 2007 at 10:18 AM
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