Rich and Ronda Dolan

 Since I wrote last, we have been busy with many different things, on top of the regular day to day things. During this 2 weeks between Jerry Lundy leaving and Dad coming, Rich is teaching the newer 13 students a course on Old Testament Survey.  Then, in the afternoons, he was teaching the 3 older kids the last part of Jeremiah (that he started before Jerry came) and now is teaching New Testament Greek. Of course, he also continues to teach the lesson a couple times a week during chapel and preaches or teaches several times a month at either of the two congregations that we attend.  This picture is of some of the group eating during a fellowship meal at the University Church of Christ.  This is just a picture I took because I thought some of you might be interested.  This is the back side of the post office.  Don't you love our electrical system? On the 15th, Rich and I along with my sister, Julie went to the US Embassy for a Town Hall Meeting with the new ambassador. 

The Siem Reap congregation had a New Years Party and invited all of us in Phnom Penh to come as well as the church in Battambang. This is our students who went with us.  We went a day early so that they could go to Angkor Wat (which is free to them, but most had never been).  Here we are walking around by downtown.  This is the group at the church building in Siem Reap.  Everyone had a great time.  There was singing, teaching, playing and fellowshipping.   I wanted to put in this sign that is here in Phnom Penh.  I guarantee that the Khmer doesn't say the same thing as the English does! On January 5th, Jerry Lundy from Broken Arrow arrived.  I think this is his 4th trip. We had Graduates Meetings on the 6th and 7th and Jerry taught 6 lessons based on the topic of "A Prophet is Without Honor" from Mark 6:1-6.  This first picture is Jerry preaching last Sunday morning at the  Phnom Penh congregation.  James is translating.  Jerry also preached at the Unive