From WCF News for the Summer 2017 Cambodia is a developing country and one of the poorest in Asia. There’s corruption, and a big gap between rich and poor. I’m from a poor family. I try to study hard and I have a part time job, from which I get $70 per month. I get… Read More Sareth’s story from Cambodia
The Bethezer Dorms in Phnom Penh provide a safe living environment for students pursuing postsecondary education in the Cambodian capital. An emergency fund to provide food for the poorest students had become depleted resulting in poor health and malnutrition amongst the most economically vulnerable. Two students had withdrawn from the university and returned to their… Read More Emergency Meal Funding —Bethez er Dorms, Cambodia
Since 1976, the Williamsburg Christadelphian Foundation (WCF) has provided resources beyond the scope typically addressed by individual Christadelphian congregations. The Williamsburg name comes from the fact that the idea for a Foundation originated in that Virginia city (chartered in the state of Virginia in 1976). It is Christadelphian, as the articles of incorporation state the… Read More White Fields program in Cambodia
Cambodia is a relatively new area of preaching with the first baptism occurring almost a decade ago. Since then, preaching of the Gospel has resulted in over 65 baptisms. Although Buddhism is the dominant religion, the country now enjoys religious freedom and the relatively young population is receptive to learning about Christianity, particularly if taught… Read More Cambodia: A land where the Gospel is taking root
