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Please pray for us:
-our upcoming language
study, and that we would
be able to have conversa-
tions in Khmai in about 6
mths
-committed prayer and fi-
nancial support
- good health; it's hard to
stay healthy in a nation like
Cambodia
aOct/09
The Duffys Return to Cambodia
It’s been five months
since we’ve been on the for-
eign mission field, and upon
leaving Cambodia in May, the
third world country with it’s
scarred heart, has only been
calling us back. Cambodia has
continued to hold it’s door
wide open to us, as the minis-
try Cambodian Mission Out-
reach (whom we greatly en-
joyed working with previously)
has invited us to come and
continue working with them.
Josh and I will be fly
out of Canada on October
20th and will arrive in Phnom
Penh, Cambodia on the 23rd.
It is exciting and even
reassuring in a sense, to return
to the same ministry and even
know what to expect and al-
ready have a taste for the cul-
Our Goals
- learn enough of the Khmai
language to be able to converse
in some capacity with Cambo-
dians
- we plan on being in Cambo-
dia until the end of the sum-
mer, which we then intend to
further establish a speaking
circuit which includes Las Ve-
ture, and the reception in Cam- unreached countries of the
bodia. We love the heart and world. The young Cambodian
vision of Cambodian Mission Church is hungry for the sweet
Outreach which has is mani- knowledge of their living savior
fested in it’s brilliant strategy to Jesus Christ, and with your
draw in the unreached, and it’s prayers, we shall do our part in
labor of love in educating chil- feeding them.
dren and teaching them about
Jesus.
We will continue to
teach in the English school as
well as teaching Bible classes.
We will also be enrolling in
university to study the Cam-
bodian language ‘Khmai’.
We will be in Cambo-
dia until at least May, but
probably longer.
We feel that we are
following our hearts in return-
ing to Cambodia and putting
our hands to a precious work
in one of the poorest and most
gas, Ontario, and Prince Ed-
ward Island, crossing denomi- the ministry and
national lines by tying in with make it better
Presbyterian, Pentecostal, and - write 1 booklet
non-denominational churches each, which will be
- serve Keat Kove and the made available by the
Cambodian Mission Outreach fall
in whatever capacity that is
necessary, striving to benefit