So many of Reams family is involved in this project here is a few of them. Kit with Hang on the right hauling fertilizer over the garden. We have been mixing poop for day trying to revitalize the soil. Papa Khonns’ Oldest brother 70 something he had his 13th child this year from his 3rd […]
Thank you for the seeds. Looking from the top of the building the pond is to the right Bean next to it then Un-choi. Two rows then Cucumber and corn 6 inches high. There is the fertilizer and to the far right the nursery for seedlings. We have 48 types of seeds planet with 36 […]
A short story of a lady’s life and the part Ream’s dad played in it. The testimony of a lady named Sok, is was 61 at the time. She lived in the Yeam Kow village in the Provence of Takoe. She was a very kind woman but also very poor. She made her living as […]
These are the children that we are looking at bringing into the orphanage first. They are all slow and 4 year behind in their schooling. The 73 year old grandma is taking care of them along with 4 other children . Top boy is Chun, next is Bunthorn , and their sister Rotha. Please pray […]
This is a preview bird eye view of the hoped for landscape. The Red is the building, blue is the pond. The green next to the pond is the garden which is already growing, the green with the x is for seeding. Light grey is the road will be gravel until we have the funds […]
Ream in the back ground translating at the womens clinic in the train village. Michelle Hanson joined us as the RN nurce in blue. Malia from Kentucky returned for her second visit. Malia was with us last year when we prayed for a healing and we where blessed to have our prayers answered.
Jenny Schmitz, Josh sister holding a girl in the train village. In this village we did a clinic where 40 or 50 women showed up. More than half where pregnant and many of the women where in there 6th to 8th pregnancy. We where all a little surprised by this. The lady next door to […]
Ox cart. This house is next door.Sam on the road to the train village.
This is what most people get to work on. A moto driven wagon with 20 something people.
Kit, Ream My Dad, and Sokun Ream’s Sister 4-06