Rich and Ronda Dolan

 Since the last blog was a heavy from the talk of the Killing Fields, I thought I would give you an "around the city" blog. For those of you who have been here, this is the circle between our house and the Russian Market area.  Rich and I were walking one day a couple weeks ago and this was hanging there. Probably a truck pulled the wire down and, so that people didn't walk or ride their motorcycles into it, someone attached a palm branch and plastic bag to the wires. Here, if there is a hole in the road, even in the city, they just put a stick or a branch in the hole and hopefully you see it before running into it.  It is especially hard to see at night!  No flashing lights to let you know.  After I saw the wires hanging down, I thought you might like to see our wiring. This first picture is our the 2nd floor of my sister, Julie's house.  This is on a cut-through street between our house and the school. The next picture is of the same lines, just clo

 James Glasscock was here for a little over 2 weeks.  He worked with our student on Evangelism for 2 weeks.  This is James' 3rd trip. We have a special connection with James as he was in our first youth group in San Angelo, TX.  (Of course, he was "Jimmy" then)  He currently preaches in Early, TX.  We are thankful to his wife and 2 daughters for supporting him in his trip to Cambodia.  Maybe one day, they will come as well. In his previous trip, James hadn't been to the Killing Fields just south of Phnom Penh.  So, on his last day here, we decided to go...and got caught in a downpour!! This first picture is us up against a tree in the middle of the area trying to get out of the bulk of the rain.  Obviously we were already soaked.  During rainy season, the sky can go from sunny to dark, windy and heavy rains very quickly.  I took this picture while we were standing under the tree.  You can't really tell how hard it was raining. The Killing Field is no

 Meet Tola (blue shirt) and Leak (Yellow shirt).  They are your 2 new brothers in Christ.  They are both from Takeo province. They are 2 of our newer students at the school.  Tola came to the school before and returned home.  He is now back studying. Please keep them in your prayers.  Please pray that they might grow in their knowledge of God and His Word; that their faith might grown; and that they can stand strong for the Lord. Much love, Ronda