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My dog howled every time I hit a certain note on my bamboo flute. He would lift up his head and cry as if he were calling upon a sweetheart in another village. I am not musically inclined in any form or fashion, but it was about time I learned more about Cambodian music and learn how to play at least one traditional instrument, even if it was only my dog who appreciated my level of playing.
By Jean Johnson
I sat around a table with those who were determining my fate as a vocational missionary to Cambodia. They were interviewing me based on my
By Jean Johnson
There seems to be a discrepancy between how Jesus prepared His disciples for missions and the way the West prepares modern day disciples for missions.
By Jean Johnson
It seems like on some subconscious level . . .
We doubt Jesus is enough based on His own merit . . . It’s like we need to win people to something else to win them to Jesus.
By Jean Johnson
DAY 1 affects DAY 100*
I can’t understand why Sopheap decided to revert back to Buddhism after seemingly becoming a devoted Christ follower.
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