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The special number at our worship service this morning was rendered by the Filipino women staff - Sis. Joy, Sis. Mizpah, Sis. Gayle, Sis. Janet, and Sis. Abrila.
The classic hymn, "The Old Rugged Cross," with a "tribute" at the end.
Boeng Village Outreach (June 7, 2015)
These are photos of the Sunday School outreach last June 7, 2015, at Boeng Village. The outreach was started around 13 months ago.
Last April, we received boxes of Samaritan's Purse children's gifts and decided to give the gifts to these children from our newest outreach that afternoon; these are the children who have been faithfully attending their Sunday School lessons every week.
We express our gratitude to Samaritan's Purse and all those anonymous individuals who gave so that these children could receive some wonderful gifts.
Let us pray that the message of salvation and other Bible lessons will stay in the hearts of these Cambodian children, that they will come to understand just how deep God’s love is for them, and that the Lord will use them mightily for His Name in the future.
World Race Team @ BILEG Solid Rock Missions (June 2015)
Last June 4, 2015, seven young men from the World Race organization, which sends out groups of young men and women to visit 11 different countries throughout the course of 11 months, arrived at the BILEG Solid Rock Missions Int'l, Inc. compound.
Participation in a World Race allows a young person to be exposed to the foreign mission experience, to share their faith in Christ to people of different cultures and nationalities, and to explore their own calling for world evangelism.
Ben, David, Frank, Luke, Seth, Tom, and Tyler will be staying here for at least three weeks to fellowship and minister to the Cambodians in Kampong Thom Province, before they move on to the next country on their mission itinerary: Vietnam.
We thank the Lord for people who are willing to go beyond their comfort zones and reach out to the regions beyond. Please pray for the Holy Spirit to work in and through these men's lives, and for the work for God's Kingdom that is taking place in the Kingdom of Cambodia.
Last May 28-31, a missiology conference was conducted at the BILEG Solid Rock Missions International, Inc. compound in Tros Village of the Kampong Thom Province, Kingdom of Cambodia.
The guest and speaker was Dr. Jonathan James, son of the late evangelist Dr. G.D. James - also the founder of Asia Evangelistic Fellowship International. See their story here: http://www.aefi.org.au/The_amazing_story_of_Dr_GD_James.htm
The conference was very interactional, as those who attended were divided into study groups. They tackled culturally relevant questions, such as, "How can I live as a Christian and still remain true to my Cambodian culture?"
Local pastors and their members were invited to participate in the event. Also in attendance were the staff of BILEG Solid Rock Missions, as well as the older kids from the Children's Home/orphanage.
We thank all our supporters and prayer partners in the work for Cambodia.
In all things I have shown you that by working hard in this way we must help the weak and remember the words of the Lord Jesus, how he himself said, ‘It is more blessed to give than to receive.’
Act 20:35, English Standard Version
We need people who will go, and stay until the end.
Jackie Pullinger
God is pursuing with omnipotent passion a worldwide purpose of gathering joyful worshipers for Himself from every tribe and tongue and people and nation. He has an inexhaustible enthusiasm for the supremacy of His name among the nations.
John Piper
May 17 - seminar-workshops/classes with Dr. Casiño and his team from Gardner-Webb University, held at the BILEG Solid Rock Missions Int’l, Inc. compound. All music by Aaron Shust.
Starting today at 1:30p.m., Indochina Time, until May 18, Dr. Terry C. Casiño, professor of missiology at Gardner-Webb University, North Carolina, and his team of five students - Marilyn, Jen, Ptr. Tim, Aryl, and Chris - will be conducting a threefold workshop: homiletics, or sermon preparation, for local pastors and students of the Bible institute; teaching English as a second language, for the English teachers of the Solid Rock Academy Cambodia (SRAC); and a basketball clinic, for the athletes at BILEG.
Please pray for God’s protection over all of them; that the Lord Almighty will pour out His grace and wisdom among all involved in these activities; and that He will use the team’s efforts as a seed that will yield bountiful fruit for the work among the Khmer people. To God be the glory!
“He is No Fool” by Twila Paris
LYRICS: There once was a man born of high circumstance Heir to advantage, he had every chance to succeed But light from the cross made his dreams appear small And to their surprise he went far from it all For the love of his Savior, for one priceless jewel They could not understand so they called him a fool He is no fool If he would choose To give the thing he cannot keep To buy what he can never loseTo see a treasure in one soul That far outshines the brightest gold He is no fool, he is no fool He is no fool, he is no fool There once was a boy who could run like the wind Given to lead, every man was his friend at the line But light from the cross made his race appear small And to their amazement, he followed the call For the love of his Savior, for one priceless jewel They could not understand so they called him a fool He is no fool If he would choose To give the thing he cannot keep To buy what he can never loseTo see a treasure in one soul That far outshines the brightest gold He is no fool Show me the fool who abandons his life To walk in the steps of our Lord Jesus ChristHe is no fool If he would choose To give the thing he cannot keep To buy what he can never loseTo see a treasure in one soul That far outshines the brightest gold He is no fool, he is no fool He is no fool, he is no fool He is no fool, he is no fool
He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose.
Jim Eliot
We talk of the Second Coming; half the world has never heard of the first.
Oswald J. Smith
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Jesus said to her, 'I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me will live, even though they die; and whoever lives by believing in me will never die. Do you believe this?'
John 11:25-26, New International Version
Therefore I say unto you, What things soever ye desire, when ye pray, believe that ye receive them, and ye shall have them.
Mark 11:24, King James Version
The Solid Rock Baptist Church-Sunday School Outreach Class in Tmei Village, on May 10, 2015. We are very proud of their teacher, Sopheak Loas, who is actually one of our C3 Global Orphan kids and a Grade 11 student of SRAC.
The feeding center in this village was donated and is supported by the Chinese Rhenish Church Hong Kong Synod Mission.
Sopheak (pronounced " Sop-hea' ") came to our Children's Home in the year 2005, where by the grace of God she also came to know Christ as her faithful Savior. She has since learned to teach and share the Word of God with her fellow Khmer people. She, like many of the older kids, is also a great help to the non-Khmer staff as an English translator.
We also ask extra prayers for Sopheak's health, as she tends to be sickly and physically weak. Praise the Lord, for she never allows this to hinder her from serving her Savior.
Soon, we will also be teaching English to the children of Phum Tmei (Khmer trivia: "phum" means, "village"), in order to help them develop their personal skills and knowledge of the language, as well as to have a wider reach of the children - some might come primarily for the English lessons, but we shall not waste any opportunity to share with them the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
English classes have already begun in Boeung Village and Ta'baeng Village (or, "Phum Boeung" and "Phum Ta'baeng").
