Check out the project Leila Chiaravelli started after returning from Cambodia with the team engaging Transitions Global and their work in providing after care for victims of commercial sexual exploitation. I absolutely love seeing people run with their gifts and working to make a difference on behalf of others. I also love the branding work […]
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From Shelby Zacharias on their last day in Cambodia with Transitions Global and the girls rescued from commercial sexual exploitation. (You can read more of Shelby’s posts as well as updates from the Antioch team in Nicaragua on the Antioch Missions Blog.) ****************** Joyful chaos. There is no other way to describe bowling in Cambodia
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There are two Antioch teams out right now – one in Nicaragua and the other in Cambodia. Stay up to date with both teams on the Antioch Missions Blog by clicking the image below!
Antioch has a team of folks paying out of their own pockets to go to Cambodia later this August. They’re laying the groundwork for a relationship working with victims of sexual exploitation. I’m pretty humbled and proud to know so many people who would spend thousands of dollars and take vacation weeks to serve others.
In January, I had the chance to go to Cambodia to visit and interact with the World Relief programs there. The one thing that surprised me the most was the scale and scope of the children’s programs. Over 38,000 kids gather weekly around the country in one of World Relief’s children’s meetings, which are staffed
I’ve been given a bunch of pictures this week that were taken during my time in Cambodia. The trip has also been on my mind a lot… For a sad article on sex tourism in Cambodia, see this BBC News Piece. A few people have asked me about a trip recap. Here’s a link to
In case you ever wanted to know what a 360 degree picture of downtown Phnom Penh looks like from one of the best vantage points in the city – you’re in luck! Check out this creatively stitched together picture from Kevin Kubota (if your eyes are good enough, that is!)
A few of us were set to go on to India, but ran into problems with visas. Instead, we stayed on for an extra two days in Phnom Penh and are flying home via Hong Kong and Los Angeles late tonight and tomorrow. Yesterday we checked into a hotel downtown by the Mekong riverside. We
World Relief Cambodia is a pretty amazing thing. The primary focus of the programs has to do with women and children in a variety of forms. Much of it started years ago with a micro-finance institution. Since then the the various interventions have blossomed into many unique and organic programs for vulnerable women and children.
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Today we drove north out of Phnom Penh to visit World Relief programs in the field. We were out by 6:45 a.m. and not back till 6 p.m. Long trip – complete with eating some fried tarantula to make it authentic – but we saw some of the most beautiful countryside I’ve ever seen. I’m
