Sowing God´s word in the Cambodian vineyard

Sowing God´s word in the Cambodian vineyard, very close to landmines left behind during times of conflict. Here little sheep without a Shepherd surviving day by day with the occasional sales to tourists. We hope these people, especially the children, can become part of your prayers. Many blessings and glory to God!

Power of God in nature taking possession of man´s construction.

Part of the largest temple ruins on Earth.

Jesus did not stop the children He rejoiced with them. These children are forced laborers, many of which are forced to work because they have been abandoned by their fathers, some authorities, and some social indifference.

Children recyclers on the streets in Cambodia. Some of them live and sleep in the streets. We edited their faces for protection but we believe their faces are protected by angels who see the face of God constantly.

Sharing one of the signs of the Kingdom, joy. Many of these children work more than 8 hours per day, 7 days a week outdoors in the heat, rain, and cold. Thanks to those who have donated and prayed for the MLW mission, these children now have a shelter where they can go to rest during their long days of work.

May His light shine on in these children and their families. In the Kingdom we all will look like children in spirit. Most of these children do not have a father, however, they prayed with us to the Father, Jehovah, in a country where, according to Wikipedia 95% of the population is Buddhist.

With only one arm, this little angel is full of joy and humility. He led us to visit his mom in the hospital and the entire room of patients along with her accepted prayer in Christ´s name. Even though none of the patients in the hospital spoke English, they allowed and encouraged us to lay hands on them to pray for healing and miracles, which we believe manifested.  Hallelujah!

Fishing and sowing with faith in Cambodia. The man reading the Bible here accepted Jesus as His Savior! A Bible in a bookstore in the Cambodian languages costs $15, which represents 50% of the average monthly wage.

Channel News Asia reports that 5 million people in Cambodia (approximately one third of the population) earn less than $1 per day. This woman pictured here is selling cooked eggs, which she carries all day long.  She sells each egg for .25 cents.