This year the Kui team and Northern Khmer team put together a Christmas English Camp. The purpose was to be able to share the Gospel with those who we already have relationships with. About 40-50 teenagers attended this camp. They learn English, cultural aspects of Christmas in America, and of course, the true meaning of Christmas. They had a great time learning, playing games, dancing, getting gifts, and bonding with friends. We pray that God will use this experience to lead many of these young people to Christ. Here are some pics.
"Wii," a new student of ours poses with Moriah, the daughter of David and Debbie Cobb, missionaries to the Northern Khmer people group of Thailand
Nan, Aim, and Noon Pose with their new gifts
The group of students who study English with us at our house. They come from our village (Bahn Bpuay), Bahn Alang (a nearby village), and 2 from a nearby town
These 2 sets of twins came with David Cobb to the camp. They are excellent English students
New shades & Santa hats = styling (or at least they think so)
Some kids doing the motions to Christian song
"Wii," a new student of ours poses with Moriah, the daughter of David and Debbie Cobb, missionaries to the Northern Khmer people group of Thailand
Nan, Aim, and Noon Pose with their new gifts
The group of students who study English with us at our house. They come from our village (Bahn Bpuay), Bahn Alang (a nearby village), and 2 from a nearby town
These 2 sets of twins came with David Cobb to the camp. They are excellent English students
New shades & Santa hats = styling (or at least they think so)
Some kids doing the motions to Christian song
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