Testimony by: Marony, from Poipet, Northwest Cambodia Marony is not your typical church leader. She is 17 years old and has already started three churches and is currently discipling 30 other girls while she is still a full-time student finishing up high school. Her parents and friends had previously built a little wood and bamboo…
Testimony by: Channy, Banteay Meanchey Province, Northwest Cambodia Channy visited the town of Stong in Northwest Cambodia for the purpose of sharing the gospel. When she went there, the Lord gave her a word in her heart that she would meet a woman with diabetes who had no hope and Jesus would heal her. When…
Testimony by: Ta, from Pursat province, Western Cambodia Ta prayed to give thanks to the Lord and when he was prayed, the word of God came to Ta. The word was very precise. God said to Ta, “I will lead you to a man who is seeking the true God. His name is ‘Lot’”. Ta…
Testimony by: Om Srie in Svay Jake, Northwest Cambodia Om Srie asked that God would give her prophecy to heal the sick and cast demons out of mentally ill people. However, she was afraid. When she prayed, God gave her boldness to pray for the mentally ill. Lek Long is a woman in her community. …
To view the first part of this article, click <here> (Part 1). Today, it is confusing as to what a “missionary” is, because so many people call themselves missionaries. Consider the following “missionaries”: Some people classified as “missionaries” are businessmen? Does your church support businessmen in America? Probably not. Why? Because successful business make money. …
Today with ease of travel, it seems that nearly everyone is calling themselves a missionary. I think the definition of “missionary” is so watered down today that basically, if you get a foreign stamp in your passport you are considered a missionary. A couple years ago I was speaking in a church about missions and…
“Exodus to a Hidden Valley” by Eugene Morse. Readers Digest Press. New York. 1974. 215 pages Review by Steve Hyde This was one of the most bizarre missionary biographies I have ever read. It concerns three generations of Morse families who worked among the Lisu tribal people. They were deported from China when Mao…
“Bill Wallace of China” by Jesse C. Fletcher. Broadman Press, Nashville, Tennessee. 1963. 157 pages. Review by Steve Hyde This book began by saying that William (Bill) Wallace would be a man who the world would soon forget. He was not a great preacher, in fact, he avoided public speaking at all costs. He was…
I have been in cathedrals and international concert halls. I have visited mega-churches and heard Christmas cantatas which mirror the quality of Broadway shows. I have been in charismatic worship services led by famous musicians complete with smoke machines and flashing lights to set the mood. But until today, I don’t think I have ever…
“Nothing Daunted: The Story of Isobel Kuhn” by Gloria Repp. Bob Jones University Press, Greenville, South Carolina 29614. 167 pages. Review by Steve Hyde When I read the story about the life of Isobel Kuhn the word which comes to mind is “sacrifice”. Few have sacrificed so much for the gospel; constant sickness and…