Rich and Ronda Dolan

On Saturday night, we finally had another Women's night.  Since it has been awhile since we have met, we had a Bunco night and enjoyed pizza and plenty of fellowship. Khemrin's mom and grandmother were at CBI, so they also joined in.  They weren't too fond of the pizza but they really enjoyed the Bunco game!  We only had 21 women all together, but those that were there had a good time.  I intended to get a picture of everyone at the end, but I forgot. In the middle of the evening, it started raining. By the time we finished, the water had flooded the road and was in the gate halfway to the doors.  Many of the girls from the BEST Center (the dorm that my sister, Julie runs) walked, so I made a couple trips driving them back. This is a picture of all of our currents students, plus Lek (on the far left) who has already finished. I'd like to introduce you to our girls. This is Kimson, Jenthra, and Sraynij.  They have now been at CBI for one year.  They are excellent student

On Monday, November 9th, we drove to Takeo province to attend a wedding of one of our graduates.  Kimsroeun is the youngest brother of 4, all that graduated from CBI.   This is our table.  Rich is in the maroon shirt on the right.  There were others there from CBI and the church, but this is the group that travelled with us.   This is Kimsroeun and his new wife, Srayjen.  When Kimsroeun and Srayjen first started "dating", he told me that "she is tall, like me".  They are both much taller than the average Khmer.   Please keep them in your prayers.  Please pray that she will open her heart and become a believer in the true God. Before COVID, Kimsroeun would take a carload of our students to a village one weekend a month to help the church and teach and preach.  This is the view from our table facing the other direction.  Kimsroeun made sure to tell us that we should sit out there and enjoy the river. As for COVID, we have been living life just like normal.  The only w