My name is Phearum. I am 10 years old. I came to believe in God through my siblings and by attending the weekly follow up program with teachers Sine and Phen. Before I believed in God, I lived in a difficult family situation. There were only three of us siblings living together; my father was in prison, my mother worked far away, and I lived by relying on myself. After believing in God, I moved to a new place, attended weekly follow up, and participated in worshiping God. He

Praise the Lord! Join us in giving thanks to God for the successful completion of our second Counselor Follow-Up Training, held at the end of August. A total of 455 counselors participated in this special time of learning, fellowship, and spiritual growth. It was a blessing to see them connect with one another, strengthen their faith, and share testimonies of what the Lord has done in their lives through their ministry to children. What a joy to witness a new generation being

In Cambodia, some counsellors serve in remote communities where distance makes it difficult for them to participate in our regular Follow-Up Training. Rather than allowing distance to become a barrier, our young leaders are bringing the training directly to them. A New Step in Reaching Remote Communities Our Remote Area Follow-Up Training takes place after our regular Follow-Up Training in the town. Interns and volunteers from each province identify a location far from the t

At just 10 years old, Chheng Er has experienced the life-changing love of Jesus in a powerful way. As a Grade 4 student, Chheng Er struggled with fear and loneliness. She preferred to keep to herself, avoided playing with other children, and found it difficult to make friends. Every day felt isolating, and connecting with others seemed impossible. Everything began to change when she started attending the weekly follow-up program. Her teacher welcomed her with kindness, cared

How Faith Is Rising in the Next Generation Raing Savorn, his wife, and their counselors traveled nearly 80 kilometers to attend leadership training with Children's Camps International. Years ago, Raing and his wife planted a church in an area where they faced significant persecution. In one difficult moment, villagers came to tear down the cross at their church. Yet, despite the opposition, they remained faithful to God's calling and continued sharing the Gospel with love and

By God's Grace, Over 1,000 Families Reached in Refugee Camps Amid the Thailand-Cambodia Conflict. When faith and a passion to serve God rise above every obstacle, we witness the incredible power of His grace. This is exactly what Chhaira is teaching us from Cambodia. Despite losing her home and church building because of the conflict between Thailand and Cambodia, she discovered that God was opening new doors for ministry. During this difficult season, Chhaira found that she

Greetings from Cambodia. In every circumstance, we can rejoice because our God is good and faithful. His presence sustains us, His promises strengthen us, and His love guides every step of this mission. Through your faithful prayers and generous support, we are raising up new leaders for the Kingdom through our Counselor Follow-Up Training. These trained leaders are now reaching more children with the hope of Jesus, equipping them to grow in faith and purpose. In the refugee

Today, with grateful hearts, we bless the pastors, leaders, counselors, and families in Cambodia. God has been faithful in every season. His goodness, presence, and guidance have been evident at every step, sustaining and strengthening those who are faithfully serving Him. As we continue this mission together, we are united by one powerful purpose: a deep love for God and a shared desire to see more children come to know the love of Jesus. He is the one who fills empty hearts

In the border province of Banteay Meanchey, near the Thai–Cambodian border, a powerful story of faith continues to unfold—one that reminds us that the Church is not a building, but the people of God. During the conflict between Cambodia and Thailand, Chhai Ra and several families from her church were forced to flee their homes. They temporarily sought refuge at a church in Siem Reap Province, leaving behind everything familiar. When the conflict ended, Chhai Ra returned to Si

Children are powerful evangelists, and Thavy’s story is a beautiful example of how God works through young hearts to transform entire families. Through the weekly follow-up program at New Hope in Christ Church, Thavy was invited by his friends and counselors to join the program. What began as a simple invitation soon became a life-changing journey. As he faithfully attended the weekly sessions, Thavy became convinced that Jesus is the true God, and he chose to give his life t

Pheak Sokha is a twelve-year-old girl who faithfully attends the weekly follow-up program at Eden Turl Sbov Church. From the very first time she joined, the program captured her heart. Everything felt new and exciting, and she quickly found joy in being part of a community that welcomed, valued, and loved her. Each week, Pheak Sokha looks forward to dancing, praising, playing games, and learning from the Bible. The program has become a place where she feels truly happy—a spac

In Cambodia, prayer, constant work, love, and faith in action reflect the deep desire of communities to know God and share the Gospel with the next generation. Last October, pastors gathered with the Children’s Camp Ministry to deepen their collaboration with Children’s Camps International, aiming to reach millions of children for Jesus through Bible camps and follow-up discipleship programs. To work effectively and achieve measurable results, the meeting focused on key topic

Weekly followup CCI bible camp programs with the children strengthen Christian discipleship, focusing on scripture memorization, praise...