Hope for Cambodia Ministry

 

Hope for Cambodia is a registered 501(c)(3) non‑profit ministry based in the United States and Cambodia whose primary goal is a Christian Church in every town and village in Cambodia.

 

Our interest in Cambodian ministries goes back over 35 years to Lincoln, Nebraska where Pastor Emeritus Glenn Frazier and Mary Frazier were involved with a Cambodian refugee resettlement program following the Khmer Rouge genocide. One of those refugees, Christopher LaPel, committed to Christ and now leads Hope for Cambodia, which annually trains hundreds of AServant Leaders@ in Battembang Cambodia and sponsors their work establishing Christian churches in their home communities.  Thousands of Cambodian people have committed their lives to Christ and over 175 church congregations have been developed.

 

The Church of the Pacific has provided financial support for various  projects starting with the construction of a new church building in 2017, plus donating the pastor's salary. Since that time we have helped provide Bibles, medicine, school supplies, solar lighting, motor scooters for traveling ministers, new construction as well as upgrades to church buildings and humanitarian aid in remote areas currently suffering damages and displacement from recent armed conflict with Thailand.  Your dedicated donation to our Hope for Cambodia campaign will support specific projects that are helping to ease such suffering and grow the Christian community in a country that truly needs the hope, healing and love of Jesus Christ.