Rich and Ronda Dolan

I promised to do this earlier and then forgot.  We had 4 students graduate in December. Here are their pictures and a brief description of their plans. All 4 of these men come from Takeo province. They went to high school together and came to CBI because of their relationship with Kimsrauv and his family. Kimsrun (left) finished his course work at the end of October. He immediately joined his brother, Kimsrauv ( 2012 CBI Grad) in working with the church planted in their home village.  The church there meets in the home of their parents.  Kimsrun is the 3rd of 4 brothers.  All 3 of the older boys are CBI graduates and the younger brother is a current student. Chanreas (right) and Ronrg (pictured below on the left) are both working as interns with the University congregation (one of the local congregations in Phnom Penh). This is a six month stint and will help the local church as well as give them some experience.  Both men would like to stay in Phnom Penh to preach and teac

I, Ronda, had the great pleasure to return to the US just after our 2nd grandchild was born.  Ryah Hope was born Nov. 23rd and I got there Dec. 1st.  Along with Ryah, I got to spend time with Kenley, Ryah's older sister, as well as some time with most of my kids (I missed getting to see Emily, Reuben's wife).  Here is a few pictures.  I have TONS more (of my sweet granddaughters especially) but thought that I wouldn't elaborate on how adorable they are here. While I was gone, we managed to skype Rich several times since he had to stay home and work.  Kenley loved skyping with her Tdah (Grandpa in the Cambodian language). I got back late on Dec. 24th.  My mother-in-law, Glenda, arrived on the 25th and we headed to the beach for Christmas. How God made the ocean so vast and powerful and yet so peaceful is amazing.  I am blessed to live close enough to get to enjoy it. As Glenda had not yet been to Siem Reap and there was a public holiday during the 2