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Imagine Church Planting in Cambodia

In just a few weeks, a new evangelistic thrust with WEC in Siam Reap grew from scratch to a weekly meeting of over a dozen people, of which six adults were baptised. How did it happen? 

Luis Santos and his family are doing church planting alongside some other WEC missionaries who have started a school amongst the poor called the ‘Bridge of Hope’. Luis and the Cambodian teachers shared their testimonies with some of the parents and invited them to come back the following week if they wanted to hear more about God.

This is Real

Will you pray and understand reality more as you read this update from a WEC missionary?

Life is hard here in our medical clinic in Africa. This is an urgent request for your prayers. Our one doctor went home very tired & exhausted for 1 month leave. Now her doctor has said she needs to take more time out to recover.

Worldview students go out into the world


“Church Planting Practicum” is an 8-week study module during which students spend five weeks in a cross-cultural church planting team. It’s an opportunity for them to evaluate their own abilities and consider their calling to cross-cultural ministry.
This year five students headed overseas to different corners of the world, joining existing church planting teams for a first-hand missionary experience.

Imagine if your white face could be useful

Penny*. an Australian who recently spent six months in Asia, found that being the only Westerner on the team made her a star attraction on occasions. With limited language skills, one way she was able to minister to others was by helping them improve their English. Although the other team members could speak good English, Penny found people wanted to learn English from a Westerner. Her white face stood out and many young university students were eager to talk with her at informal English-speaking sessions.