As we walked across the pavement at riverfront, a well know place for much of the sex trafficking in that area, the sun was beating down so unbearably hot that it was like walking across the top of a concrete…

Our Adventures team stands on the rooftop balcony of Agape International overlooking the town of Svay Pak. As I look to my right, I experience a poignant vision of a tower where only a few short years ago, hundreds of…

Hope continues to be a theme for me in Cambodia. I was not expecting this. As I ponder what hope really is, I realize that for many in Cambodia hope is not real. When someone feels hopeless and alone, they…

Our first day in Cambodia was a visit to the Tuol Sleng Museum of Genocide. In 1976 the Khmer Rouge turned what was once a children’s school into S-21 Prison, a place of torture, interrogation, and execution. Only 7 survived…

Hearing the countless number of stories of lost loved ones, loss of the ability to walk, to write, to learn, and complete deprivation of any freedom, for sure breaks my heart. Seeing endless number of children, women, and men who…

Short Term Trips – by Jon Neigenfind I am so happy to experience this Missions Trip. Some question the “value” of short-term trips like this one, but the contacts and relationships which are formed have long-lasting effects (when joined with the…

Healing the whole by Kelly Davidson That’s what Jesus did in the New Testament. When someone would come to Him for healing, he would talk with them, heal them, and, most importantly, forgive them. For Jesus, the physical need was important,…