Author: Chapel Hill

Poipet Dust

By Dan Griswold Something I will never forget about Poipet Cambodia is its dust.  Poipet dust is infamous.  It’s in the air, its, in the street, its inside the buildings, its everywhere.    When it rains, the Poipet dust becomes the Poipet mud…. and it’s everywhere! Poipet dust reminds me of the brokenness of man… It’s […]

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Humbled

By Dr. Scott Bevans We have spent the better part of this week seeing children at the Safe Haven School and the adults at the lay pastor training.  Picture the momentary pause before clinic starts when we gather in a circle and bow our heads.  Our ages vary greatly.  Some are dressed in scrubs, others […]

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God is Good

By Randy Cook As with my first two visits to Cambodia, I find it difficult to have enough time to write thoughtful and hopefully interesting updates to all of you, as we are always on the go.  We are alive and well! I included a small group of photos representative of the past week.  Beginning in […]

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Projects & Blessings

By Dan Griswold Yesterday was our first “project” work day with our partner – Cambodian Hope Organization (CHO).  What a blessing to see our team in action – diving into the tasks wholeheartedly! Here are a few blessings we saw yesterday: 256+ children at Safe Haven School for underprivileged children received vitamins, deworming medication, fluoride dental […]

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Why Cambodia?

By Pastor Greg Bullard Many people ask us (Chapel Hill), “Why are you traveling all across the world to Cambodia”? At times, this is just a curious question and at other times people just cannot understand why anyone would actually want to travel across the world to some foreign (overwhelmingly hot) location.  They will often […]

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