If you ever considered sharing your faith abroad listen to those who have gone to teach English Bible studies.

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"The great need in Cambodia is so overwhelming that I could not resist the call. The fields are truly white unto harvest and the reapers are few. To go is to answer the call and give to others what has blessed my life beyond description."
- Jerry Johnson, Houston, TX - spent 30 days in Cambodia

"Both Danielle and I were deeply impressed with the need to do something in Cambodia as we realized how much Christian workers are a true blessing to the propagation of the Gospel there through your English teaching program. It is so pleasant working with a smiling and willing people – our little 9-week stint was way too short in our opinion – there was NO language barrier – we were able to communicate with the majority of the folks that we met – believe me, it is not a sacrifice, but rather a real pleasure to work in Cambodia."
- Tony Benskin, France - spent 9 weeks in Cambodia

"Why come to Cambodia: Unlike some parts of the world, Cambodians are very receptive to the Gospel, and news of a Living God and salvation are still unknown to them. There's a waiting list of students, and a beautiful house to live in. Why not come here?"
- Tiffany Dahlman, North Carolina - spent seven months in Cambodia

"I have always had a desire to share my faith in Christ with others. In the United States I am sometimes intimidated by others' discomfort in discussing religion. But in Cambodia I found that people are much less reluctant to discuss spiritual matters. During September and October 2003 I spent 6 weeks with several students each day teaching them English by using the Bible as a textbook. This is a slow process and none of my students were baptized while I was there. But just this week I received the good news that one of my students, Vudtha, who continued his studies with another teacher after my departure was baptized. Cambodia is very fertile soil and the people are delightful. I would recommend this ministry to any Christian. Hopefully I will be able to return."
- Phillp Gardner, Ohio - spent 6 weeks in Cambodia

"God presented an opportunity for me to serve in Cambodia, as cook, managing household, teacher, counselor and hostess. I have not regretted it for a moment. He is offering you the same opportunity. We all have various talents and Matthew 25:14 teaches us not to waste them. Please come and serve."
- Doris Morrison has been in Cambodia 3 months and is staying

"There is nothing to compare with the experience of opening the Word of God to humble people who have never heard of Jesus Christ."
- Dr. Russ & Rosemary Burcham spent 3 months in Cambodia

"The people of Cambodia are the most gentle I've met in any region of the world. With the government's tolerance of New Testament evangelism, we are given an unparalleled opportunity to share the true God with a superstitious nation."
- David Chesser spent 2 weeks in Cambodia

"God has opened a door of opportunity in Cambodia. Woe to us if we let this door close. Madge and I are delighted that we spent seven weeks teaching those who are eager to learn. We loved the students we taught and we loved helping the good church in Phnom Penh, which is doing a good job of building the church in Phnom Penh and in nine villages. Come and join us to reach millions of people lost in the maze on idolatry."
- Claude and Madge Lewis spent 7 weeks in Cambodia

William E. "Bill" McDonough, Director
Partners In Progress
Phnom Penh, Cambodia