Rich and Ronda Dolan

 On Sunday, March 17th, we had a group of 21 Thai Christians from the Soi Somprasong 4 congregation in Bangkok come and worship with us. First we worshipped with the Phnom Penh Church.  The singing was great!  Bhee, one of the ministers there, brought the lesson.  It was such an encouragement to the Christians here.  They also prepared 4 songs that they sang for us (in English and Thai).   Afterward, we had a wonderful lunch.  Then we took them to the school, CBI, as they would be staying there Sunday night. In the afternoon, at the BEST Center, we divided both the Khmers and Thais up in groups to talk about their conversions, what led them to God, and their walk with God.  Amazingly, the language barrier was pretty easily overcome and there was a lot of good discussion. At 4pm, we all met with the University congregation.  Again, it was such an encouragement to have this group with us to unite in song and worship to ...

I will try another way to post pictures since some of you said you can't see the pictures.  A quick picture of some of our books (translated into Khmer) at the Peace Book Store.  This set is on the ACTS of the Apostles. The end of February, CBI hosted a Communication Seminar (called the Listening Lab).  Rick Northern came to lead this.  He and his wife, Gail, ran the Ship of Life for 5 years.  They had not been back to Cambodia since 2010. It was great to have them and to host them at our house.  We had about 40 attend the seminar (6 hours a day for 2 day).  Some could not stay the entire time. But, many skills were gained and good was done. In some of these pictures, you can see the interactive nature of this seminar. It was great!!!  Sophannmai, Matthew and Linna working on listening Rick Northern teaching the group, with Veasna translating into Khmer.   (Veasna made all the s...

A quick picture of some of our books (translated into Khmer) at the Peace Book Store.  This set is on the ACTS of the Apostles. The end of February, CBI hosted a Communication Seminar (called the Listening Lab).  Rick Northern came to lead this.  He and his wife, Gail, ran the Ship of Life for 5 years.  They had not been back to Cambodia since 2010. It was great to have them and to host them at our house.  We had about 40 attend the seminar (6 hours a day for 2 day).  Some could not stay the entire time. But, many skills were gained and good was done. In some of these pictures, you can see the interactive nature of this seminar. It was great!!!  Sophannmai, Matthew and Linna working on listening! Sokcheat, Kakada and  Titya practicing their skills  Rick Northern teaching the group, with Veasna translating into Khmer.   (Veasna made all the slides in the Khmer ...