September 2026
For over a year, Pastor Niya’s church faithfully prayed for a van. In village ministry, a reliable vehicle is more than a convenience — it is how a pastor reaches scattered congregations, brings children to Sunday school, and carries help to families in need. The need was carried in newsletter after newsletter.
In February 2026, the prayers were answered. Funding came through, and Pastor Niya received his van — the white van now serving his church in Pailin, where he leads 50–60 adults in weekly worship, 35 children in Sunday school, and three other gathering places he has planted.
Then in August 2026, Pastor Say Yon — the Khmer Rouge survivor who has planted six worship locations — received his own van. The black van is already on the road, carrying young people and church family across the countryside.
These vans multiply everything the pastors do: more villages reached, more children brought to church, more families served.
The vans are part of a wider picture of practical support. Two pastors also received motorcycles for their ministries — including Pastor Paul, whose motorcycle carries him to Bible school and his work in Battambang.
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