New
World Outlook
May-June 2001
Geographic Mission Study:
Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos
- "Indochina" by
R. Randy Day
- Weaving Baskets in Cambodia by Warren Harbert with other stories by Anne Kolbe, Ariel Collins, and Marilyn Sovann Chan
- United Methodist Seminary Professors Visit Cambodia by S T Kimbrough, Jr., et al.
- At the Crossroads for Mission in Vietnam by Clinton Rabb
In the print issue of New World Outlook, May-June 2001
- A Day in the Life of a Child Worker: Garbage Picker in Phnom Penh by Adam Piore and Lor Chandara, photos by Jon Warren
- Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos: Land and People - Photo Essay photos by Richard Lord
- Thirteen Hundred Miles To Share the Love of Jesus by Ut Van To
- How the Hmong Became United Methodists - Photo Essay story by Tsuker Yang, photos by Richard Lord
- United Methodism in Southeast Asia by Alma Graham and Christie R. House
- Mission Memo
- Bulletin Inserts on Mission
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Cover: The old and new aspects of Cambodia's capital, Phnom Penh: Barefoot Buddhist monks walk with their tins while a family on a motorbike looks on. Photo by Richard Lord.
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