Rich and Ronda Dolan

 These are two of our newest students.  The one on the left is Cheanreas.  He is 21 and from Takeo province.  He is quieter but studies hard. On the right is our newest student, Sophea.  He is 27 and from Battambang.  He gave his first chapel talk today over Ephesians 6:1-9 and did a great job.  He is a very good student and asks a lot of questions.  As Rich told you in the previous blog, my parents, Loren and Penny Hollingsworth, are here for the month of February.  They have been in Thailand teaching for the last 3 months and will return to Thailand for Dad to teach another month in Chiang Mai before returning to Alaska. Veasna is translating for Dad at the school.  This is Try translating for him at the University congregation. (And I will not make any derogatory remarks about my mom, unlike Rich). The students think that Dad talks very fast and is hard to keep up with.  We keep telling them to be grateful that they are...

First is a picture of several of our students holding the books translated into Khmer. Why show the picture? Because the three guys on the right will graduate February 28th.  PISETH, ROTHA and VANNA have been at CBI a little over two years. Piseth (center)  hopes to go back to his home village to start a church and help with another congregation. Rotha is not sure yet what he will do. Vanna (far right), plans to marry and live in Phnom Penh. Secondly, the books pictured are books many of you helped to have translated into Khmer. On the left are the book and study guide of the LIFE OF CHRIST.  In the middle is the study guide for HISTORICAL CHRISTIAN EVIDENCES.  On the right are the book and study guide for PAID IN FULL (ROMANS).  We are currently having the Sunset book and study guide on ACTS translated into Khmer.  All the funds for that are not in place yet, but God continues to bless us. Next, you should know that my in-laws are here. ...

We were thrilled to have Ray and Karen Hull here from Waynoka, OK They were here for the month of January. Ray taught Matthew to our students. It was their first time here.  They were able to make a quick trip to Siem Reap one weekend. They also brought Brittani, their niece who taught English at the BEST Center.  Their daughter, Ginger, was also able to come for about 2 weeks. It was great getting to know them and spend time with them.  It is always wonderful to get to know more of our Christian family. I thought I would also add this picture of Kimsrun.  This is his 2nd time to teach chapel.  He did a great job.  It is always amazing how much they improve over the 2 years that they are in the school.  Please pray for all of our students as they study and learn.  Much love, Ronda