Blogging Again

Siem Reap, Cambodia

To begin, I want to apologize for our failure to post any blog updates for the past two months. We have been very busy and consequently much has happened that we need to update all of our prayer partners on. This will be the first of several blog updates in the next few days. I am going to attempt to organize the updates both chronologically and by area of labor.

We have been blessed beyond measure as God has allowed one difficulty after another to be cleared up and we have gradually been allowed to adapt to our new surroundings. The issues with electrical power, internet connectivity, and non-functioning appliances have been resolved to a limited degree, and we have also been blessed with a new used vehicle with which we are able travel about the country.

As far as the overall work has gone, we have continued to pursue our plan to make occassional trips to area churches and ministers meetings to introduce and build upon the foundation of God’s sovereignty in salvation and the sole sufficiency of the scriptures for both faith and practice. In the meantime, we have continued to work to make friends and establish opportunities for ministry here in Siem Reap as we grow more familiar with the community, the culture, and the language.

We were recently blessed to enjoy a visit from Joseph’s mother and father from Texas which served to lift all of our spirits and encourage us on our way. In the subsequent posts we will attempt to provide some insight into each of the areas of our labor and some of the individuals with whom we have been worshipping and working.

In love,

Joseph and Rachel Weyel

About jweyel

Elder Joseph Weyel is a Pastor and Minister of the Gospel. He is originally from San Antonio, Texas, USA where he has lived until May of 2009. Joseph and Rachel were married in 1999 and have been blessed with four children born in 2000, 2001, 2002, and 2005 respectively. A second generation home educating family, each of the children is pursuing a customized course of study based upon primary source materials and traditional educational resources. Joseph began serving as pastor of Luling Primitive Baptist Church in January of 2007 during which time the Lord opened the door of ministry to Vietnam, and later to Cambodia. Elder Weyel is has also been employed as a design consultant/project manager, and estimator for CDI Technology Services (a San Antonio based Information Transport Services and Electrical contractor) since 1998. In January 2009, Joseph and Rachel committed to relocate their family to Siem Reap, Cambodia in an effort to assist in the ministry of the Word among the native Khmer Christians and to coordinate the supply of materials and finances for orphanages and humanitarian projects around Siem Reap and Kampong Thom provinces.
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