We’ve been training Khmer teachers since 2012. Through Teach Like a Christian, we provide consistent teacher and academic leadership training, ongoing support, and meaningful follow-up. We currently partner with seven organizations and twelve Cambodian Christian schools across Siem Reap, Battambang, Kampong Thom, and Phnom Penh, equipping educators to share the Gospel through education. Our work includes customized trainings, mentoring, leadership development, curriculum resources, and annual workshops—supported by Khmer staff and educator teams from both Cambodia and the U.S.

Each January, we lead the Pictures with a Purpose Photography Tour, inviting photographers (both professional and hobbyists) to use their craft to serve, learn, and tell meaningful stories. The tour combines hands-on photography instruction, cultural immersion, and relationship-centered experiences throughout Cambodia. Participants grow artistically while engaging ethically with local communities and organizations, creating images that honor people, place, and purpose. At its heart, the tour is about using photography as a tool for connection, service, and thoughtful storytelling.

This aspect of our ministry is rooted in everyday faithfulness—responding to the needs God brings before us and the relationships He places in our care. We serve in many practical ways, from walking alongside the elderly to helping provide food, clothing, medical access, and hands-on support for individuals and families as needs arise. In this aspect of our work, rather than following a fixed program, we seek to remain attentive to the Lord’s leading, allowing our work to take shape through presence, service, and compassion. At its heart, this ministry is an expression of faithful obedience, meeting people with dignity, love, and hope wherever God opens the door.