Author: Adventures

Sues’day from Chonlorng, Cambodia! Life is so sweet here! So simple, so relational… hard, but so sweet! I see the Lord in the 5:00 sunrises and the 6:00 sunsets. I see the Lord in my sister, Sri Chien, who loves Preshu (Jesus) “so big, big, big”. I see the Lord in the pre-dawn worship. I see the Lord in my dear friend, Chet, who trusts the Lord and declares His faithfulness with all of his being. I take bucket showers, use squatty potties (not the most conducive, by any means), and tangle myself in a mosquito net each night, BUT the Lord is so good and so big, big,...

Sues’day from Chonlorng, Cambodia! Life is so sweet here! So simple, so relational… hard, but so sweet! I see the Lord in the 5:00 sunrises and the 6:00 sunsets. I see the Lord in my sister, Sri Chien, who loves Preshu (Jesus) “so big, big, big”. I see the Lord in the pre-dawn worship. I see the Lord in my dear friend, Chet, who trusts the Lord and declares His faithfulness with all of his being. I take bucket showers, use squatty potties (not the most conducive, by any means), and tangle myself in a mosquito net each night, BUT the Lord is so good and so big, big,...

Good MORNING fantastic people! The day goes well as I start this blog. I’m in Kampong Chaing in Cambodia with my team. (Speaking of which, I should probably introduce them. The group consists of 8 people including myself. Our leader is Alleigh who has been on the world race and 3 other passport trips so we have all the experience points there. Then there is Tori, Kayten, Christina, Jenna, Kari, Summer, and of course, me. You will get to know them a little bit through this blog but you should also check out their’s! They are under the South-East Asia Thailand/Cambodia 2018 trip.)...

Last night I was talking to Vechit, a 20-year-old boy who’s mother died when he was 16 years-old. After his mother died, his father abandoned him and his 3 siblings. His father dropped them off at an orphanage called New Hope in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Shortly after abandoning his children, Vechit’s father passed away. Vechit has been living there for almost 4 years in February. Vechit opened up to me about his feelings of being abandoned and his fear. He explained that he has been questioning God and asking why God put him in a situation like this. I was moved to tears when...