Chapter Three More to the Picture than Meets the Eye Ten years into her ‘Golden Age’ or freedom from 92 years of French occupation (1863-1953), Cambodia enjoyed some level of peace and prosperity, and was seen as one of the more stable countries in the region. Underlying these frag...
Chhon Kong and The Turtle Of Fate
Back in '87, I was studying at the King’s College (Christian Liberal Arts) in Brair Cliff Manor,...
Short and Long Term Mission Tips
By Brian Maher - missionary to Cambodia, have served 15 years in Cambodia. www.maherministry.org ...
A Cockfight
By UON Seila At dawn the eastern sky glows bright red from the sunrise. Bi...
Child abusing
By Seila Uon It was a warm humid day, with white clouds floating across the deep blue sky. After ...
Foot Steps
By Mr. Uon Seila Cambodia, also known as Kâmpŭchéa, is situated in Sou...
The Proud Palm Tree
By UON Seila On a peninsula in Southeast Asia lies a country once called “Kampuchea,” meaning...
Asian Evangelical church
In 1979, The Black Rock Congregational Church of Fairfield, Connecticut sponsored a Cambodian family...