I started work for Phnom Penh Bible School (PPBS) since 15-08-2007, it after I graduated.I am really thankful to God that I can work for PPBS to experience it's work there. God really blessed me with the chance to work there becuase I like teaching the Bible. The work tolk me a bit busy and have no much time to rest but I just do of what God want me to do. Teaching is not much easy, especially Lesson preparation. Oh...need a lot of time to research in the library and combine them together. Most subjects I am teaching is new for me and it very difficult to prepare but thanks God I can do that.
I was encouraged by many Christian friends and others as well, such as Chakrya, Terry and Pam, David and Charolyn Byron, Teacher Ruth... We are really need each other to support, give advice, comforte, challenge because we are Jesus' body, one part is sick and all of the parts are sick too, so that why we do that.
I think the most important is work at my best, even though the work is too small and not deserve me to do but actually I have learned from small things first, so in the future I can accomplish the serious work.
Now I almost go through one year work already at PPBS and this acadmic year will finish soon. Thanks God and thanks for Terry and Pam, David and Charolyn Byron as well as Teacher Ruth whom my mentors.
I was encouraged by many Christian friends and others as well, such as Chakrya, Terry and Pam, David and Charolyn Byron, Teacher Ruth... We are really need each other to support, give advice, comforte, challenge because we are Jesus' body, one part is sick and all of the parts are sick too, so that why we do that.
I think the most important is work at my best, even though the work is too small and not deserve me to do but actually I have learned from small things first, so in the future I can accomplish the serious work.
Now I almost go through one year work already at PPBS and this acadmic year will finish soon. Thanks God and thanks for Terry and Pam, David and Charolyn Byron as well as Teacher Ruth whom my mentors.
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