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	Small Conference Makes Large Contribution to Mission The 27 congregations of the United Methodist Red Bird Missionary Conference gave $19,300 for mission in Cambodia at their 2008 annual conference meeting. Source: GBGM Press Releases More about: Poverty \| Rural \| Cambodia \| United States \| Date posted: Jun 02, 2008
	United Methodist Church Appoints Twenty-Two New Missionaries Twenty-two new United Methodist missionaries were commissioned on March 11 to serve in churches, hospitals, and community centers in ten countries and five states of the United States. The new missionaries are lawyers, doctors, pastors, and agriculturalists. They come from places as diverse as Brazil, the Philippines, Mexico, Zimbabwe, Missouri, and Michigan. They fall into several categories of mission service and form the largest group of United Methodist missionaries commissioned at the same time in the last four years. Source: GBGM Press Releases More about: GBGM events \| GBGM news \| GBGM programs \| Health \| Missionaries \| United Methodist Church \| Africa \| Bolivia \| Brazil \| Cambodia \| Liberia \| Mexico \| Mongolia \| Mozambique \| North Central U.S. \| North Eastern U.S. \| Philippines \| Sierra Leone \| South Eastern U.S. \| South Korea \| Sweden \| United States \| Zimbabwe \| Date posted: Mar 12, 2008
	Toward Sustainable Development in Cambodia Pastor Muy Socheat is a man with multiple talents. In Sisophon, Cambodia, he leads O Ambel Methodist mission church, a lively congregation. He earns income by raising pigs and using his carpentry skills, which are elegantly displayed on the wooden doors of his church-house-carpenter shop in the form of four hand-carved Scripture verses. He also writes Christian music. Source: New World Outlook More about: Agriculture \| Christian love \| Communities \| GBGM programs \| Health \| Hunger \| Poverty \| United Methodist Church \| Asia and the Pacific Islands \| Cambodia \| Date posted: Feb 27, 2008
	United Methodist Church Commissions 13 New Missionaries In a multilingual, international, and spirit- filled ceremony, 13 people were commissioned on October 9 for United Methodist missionary service in Europe, Asia, Latin America, Africa, and the United States. Source: GBGM Press Releases More about: GBGM events \| GBGM news \| Missionaries \| Angola \| Bolivia \| Brazil \| Cambodia \| Costa Rica \| Ecuador \| Germany \| Latvia \| Mexico \| Russia \| Date posted: Oct 10, 2007
	Methodism In Cambodia Today Christian faith must bear fruit that heals hearts and spirits, re-builds trust and relationships, and restores dignity. During my recent assignment in Cambodia, a country badly damaged by the legacy of the Pol Pot Regime (1975-1979), I had the opportunity to facilitate a visioning workshop for the Methodist Mission in Cambodia (MMC). Source: GBGM Administration More about: Evangelism \| Evangelization \| Global connections \| United Methodist Church \| Methodism \| Cambodia \| Date posted: May 11, 2007
	Hallelujah Moment from Cambodia: "By the Khmer People for the Khmer People" In October 2006, the children's resource design team of the Methodist Mission in Cambodia introduced the first book of the newly revised Sunday School Curriculum to 150 local congregations, Bible College students, and district superintendents. In addition, basic teaching supplies, like pencils, notebooks, and scissors, were also distributed. This curriculum was translated, contextualized, and printed in Cambodia. Sunday School teachers trained in ways that were appropriate for the culture. Source: Mission Education More about: Christian love \| Education \| GBGM programs \| Missionaries \| United Methodist Church \| Advance \| Cambodia \| Date posted: Feb 21, 2007
	Litany of Disasters, Devotion of Partners UMCOR & Ecumenical Partners A litany of disasters since 1940 can be placed side by side with a list of ecumenical partners noted for their devotion to vulnerable beneficiaries. Working in partnership, especially across denominations, has been a value of United Methodist Committee on Relief since its founding. Source: New World Outlook More about: Christian love \| Communities \| Donations \| Ecumenical \| Emergencies \| GBGM programs \| International affairs \| Natural disasters \| UMCOR \| United Methodist Church \| Volunteers \| Advance \| Partners/partnerships \| Cambodia \| Colombia \| Congo DR \| Indonesia \| Pakistan \| United States \| Western U.S. \| Date posted: Nov 06, 2006
	Thanksgiving from Cambodia: Will You Sing With Spean Chivit Methodist Congregation? Won't you help me sing, the song of thanksgiving, "Asante sana Yesu, Asante sana Yesu”-“We thank you, thank you Jesus” with Spean Chivit Congregation. It was a brand new beginning on July 16, 2006. The first worship service in the brand new building at Spean Chivit Methodist Church in Cambodia was about to start. Source: Mission Personnel More about: Evangelization \| GBGM programs \| Missionaries \| United Methodist Church \| Mission updates \| Cambodia \| Date posted: Sep 05, 2006
	Cambodia Consultation 2006 At the consultation you will meet Cambodian leaders (District Superintendent and local pastor) and colleague missionaries (Mission Superintendent and Volunteers-In-Mission Coordinator) working with the new Methodist Mission in Cambodia (MMC). You will learn about the priority mission programs of the MMC. You will also have a chance to interact with others as they share their personal mission stories of Cambodia. Source: GBGM Mission News More about: Ecumenical \| GBGM events \| United Methodist Church \| Mission studies \| Mission updates \| Cambodia \| United States \| Date posted: Sep 01, 2006
	A Missionary in Cambodia: Unity, Creativity and the Mango Tree Church “How do I not take the credit and let God take the credit?” Missionary Lenita Tiong wonders, referring to Methodist Church growth in Cambodia. Source: GBGM Press Releases More about: Christian love \| Communities \| Education \| Evangelization \| GBGM events \| GBGM news \| GBGM programs \| International affairs \| Methodism \| Cambodia \| Date posted: Apr 13, 2006
	Missionary Minute: First Sunday in Lent March 5, 2006 Growing up in Kenya, we went to schools and were cared for in hospitals built by missionaries. Today— serving as missionaries in Phnom Penh, Cambodia—we feel privileged and honored to share with people who have some of the same needs we had 30 years ago! Source: Advance More about: GBGM programs \| Missionaries \| Advance \| Cambodia \| Date posted: Feb 27, 2006
	Silent Witness Her name is Chang Ret and she is about 11 years old. ... Her family grows water melons in a field within the communal land about 3 km from their simple Khmer home standing on stilts, where she lives with her parents and siblings. Source: Mission Personnel More about: Children \| Christian love \| Communities \| Missionaries \| United Methodist Church \| Cambodia \| Date posted: Feb 13, 2006
	Missionary Minute: Fourth Sunday After the Epiphany January 29, 2006 Before I met Jesus, my life was filled with worry and sadness. I had little hope. You see, I was one of the educated persons targeted by the Khmer Rouge and imprisoned during the era of the Cambodian Killing Fields. During this time, an estimated 2 million Cambodians—nearly one-third of the entire population—died by starvation, torture or execution. Source: Advance More about: Communities \| GBGM programs \| Missionaries \| United Methodist Church \| Advance \| Methodism \| Cambodia \| Date posted: Jan 22, 2006
	Missionary Minute: Christmas Day December 25, 2005 After working in the slums of Bangladesh for 13 years,I was offered the opportunity to work as a missionaryin Japan. Reluctant to leave my projects, I refused fortwo years. Source: Advance More about: Christian love \| Christmas \| Communities \| GBGM programs \| United Methodist Church \| Advance \| Partners/partnerships \| Methodism \| Cambodia \| Date posted: Dec 22, 2005
	Missionary Minute: Christmas Eve December 24, 2005 My specialty is auto-diesel mechanics—not the first thing people might consider a mission field! But apparently God sees it that way because I have an opportunity to share what I love with Cambodian youth. Source: Advance More about: Christian love \| Christmas \| Family \| Missionaries \| United Methodist Church \| Advance \| Partners/partnerships \| Methodism \| Cambodia \| Philippines \| Date posted: Dec 19, 2005
	A New Methodist Church in Cambodia Emerges from Mission Collaboration New York, NY, December 5, 2005—A new autonomous Methodist Church in Cambodia has resulted from a successful experiment in Methodist mission collaboration in the Southeast Asian country. Source: GBGM Press Releases More about: Communities \| Evangelization \| GBGM programs \| International affairs \| Missionaries \| United Methodist Church \| Partners/partnerships \| Methodism \| Cambodia \| Date posted: Dec 06, 2005
	Lighting the Way for Children An extraordinary coincidence became apparent as we gathered the stories for this issue of New World Outlook. As the articles arrived, I noticed the names of the ministries in many of these articles contained the words "light," "day," or "sunrise." ... Yet one over-riding theme came through: ministries that reach homeless and orphaned children are ministries of light. They reach into lives that exist in very dark places and open the curtains. Source: New World Outlook More about: Children \| Christian love \| Communities \| GBGM programs \| International affairs \| UMCOR \| United Methodist Church \| Advance \| Methodism \| Armenia \| Cambodia \| Estonia \| United States \| Uruguay \| Western U.S. \| Date posted: Nov 01, 2005
	Life in Uruguay will be focus of Ubuntu eXplorers team When Judith Siaba, a vice president of the Women's Division of the United Methodist Board of Global Ministries, went to Montevideo, Uruguay, she saw a warehouse with a history. Source: Women's Division More about: Advocacy \| Children \| Education \| Evangelism \| Family \| Health \| Women \| Youth \| Uruguay \| Cambodia \| Cote d´Ivoire \| Sierra Leone \| Zimbabwe \| Date posted: Oct 13, 2005
	O For a Thousand Tongues to Sing The church at Talom has been the first to complete the health survey of families in their congregation and community. Sok – you remember, with his piglet that got the bone stuck in her throat - and Keo, a translator/teacher from our Phnom Penh office who has many talents, came to work with us at this first health meeting at Talom. They did a first rate job! The women recalled the vision that they had articulated last year: Source: Mission Personnel More about: Christian love \| Communities \| Health \| Missionaries \| Prayers \| Women \| Cambodia \| Date posted: Aug 18, 2005
	Missionary Emma Cantor Shares Stories of Transformation Emma Cantor sends this report of the recent Bible Women Program in Cambodia. Source: GBGM Mission News More about: Bible \| Christian love \| Communities \| Education \| Women \| Partners/partnerships \| Methodism \| Cambodia \| Date posted: Aug 15, 2005
	Cambodia Mission Initiative provides creative ministries The worshippers gather in the shade of trees, sing hymns under homes built on stilts, or read Bibles in newly completed churches. These are the new Christians of Cambodia — a growing movement, often led by teenagers and children, many of whom are newly literate. Source: United Methodist Reporter More about: Christian love \| Communities \| GBGM programs \| Missionaries \| United Methodist Church \| Partners/partnerships \| Methodism \| Cambodia \| Date posted: Jul 11, 2005
	Create Friendships and Experience Mission First-Hand The Women’s Division and Mission Volunteers office of the General Board of Global Ministries are forming a partnership that will enable women from the United States to build friendships and experience mission for one to two weeks in Zimbabwe, Uruguay, Cambodia, Sierra Leone or Cote D’Ivoire. Source: Women's Division More about: Women \| Cambodia \| Cote d´Ivoire \| Sierra Leone \| Uruguay \| Zimbabwe \| Date posted: Jul 11, 2005
	Responsively Yours: Rules of War, Prayers for Peace Response Magazine July-August issue Torture is wrong. In 1982 the late John Paul II said, “The memory of Jesus stripped naked, beaten, derided, nailed to the cross” should make all Christians “reject, spontaneously and absolutely, any recourse to such means which nothing on earth can justify and which destroy the dignity of both the tortured and the torturer.” Source: Women's Division More about: Peace \| Prayers \| Water \| Women \| Angola \| Cambodia \| Central America \| Europe \| Korea \| Mozambique \| Philippines \| Rwanda \| South Africa \| United States \| Date posted: Jul 01, 2005
	Ubuntu eXplorers Program Will Create Friendships and Mission Experiences The Women’s Division and Mission Volunteers office of the General Board of Global Ministries are forming a partnership that will enable women from the United States to build friendships and experience mission for one to two weeks in Zimbabwe, Uruguay, Cambodia, Sierra Leone or Cote D’Ivoire. Source: WD Press Releases More about: Women \| Cambodia \| Cote d´Ivoire \| Sierra Leone \| Uruguay \| Zimbabwe \| Date posted: Jun 22, 2005
	Our Missionary Journey with you in Cambodia: Cambodian Methodist Women Esther K Gitobu, United Methodist Missionary assigned to Cambobodia shares her joyful news about the ministries and blessings in Cambodia. Source: Mission Personnel More about: Christian love \| Communities \| GBGM news \| GBGM programs \| Missionaries \| United Methodist Church \| Women \| Advance \| Methodism \| Cambodia \| Date posted: Apr 15, 2005
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