These scenes represent many ethnic groups. Click on individual pictures to enlarge.
I had no idea that many groups were represented here in Cambodia.
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- Housekeeping
- Fruit and Missionaries
- A Dream Come True
- Seminary and Institute Graduation Central District
- Hong Kong Temple Trip-August 16-21
- August 11th Wedding
- Clock Pillow Arrangements
- First Leaderhip Training- Aug. 10-14, 2010
- Mekong and Tonle Sap River trip with Senior Couples
- Sunday District Conference-Kampong Cham
- Visits with Elder Wun at Kampong Cham
- Visits with Elder Wun in Kampong Cham
- Kampong Cham Temple Interviews and visits.
- On The Road for Zone Conferences
- Kampong Thom with Elder Subandriyo
- Elder Subandriyo
- Cyclos and Ties
- Welcome to the Snyders
- My Seamstress
- A visit to the Olympic Market
- Visit to the Orphanage
- Sien Sok
- A Big Thanks to Kali and Varci
- There they go! July 17, 2010
- Reunions and Finishing Missionaries-July 16, 2010
- And They are Off!--July 16, 2010
- New Missionaries Individual Pics
- New missionaries.
- Scenes from the streets of Phnom Penh
- Killing Fields
- Ta Mao Zoological Habitat
- On the Road to Ta Mao Zoo
- Baptism in 10th branch
- Visiting Some Vietnamese Members
- New Member Visit in Battambang
- Battambang at Killing Cave Wat and Bat Cave
- Member visits in Siem Reap
- Scenes from the Cultural Center of Cambodia: Siem ...
- More Cambodian Cultural Center
- Cambodian Wedding and Dance
- Cambodian Cultural Center: Siem Reap
- Silk Farm: Siem Reap
- On the Road to Siem Reap
- Second Stop: Siem Reap: Angkor Wat
- Inside Angkor Wat
- Scenes on the Road: Siem Reap
- Bayon Temple/Wat: Siem Reap
- Roots on an Ancient Wat. Siem Reap
- Roots Continued: Siem Reap
- On the Road to Kampong Thom
- Jacob's Well and Mission Home
- Church at Tacamao Branch.
- Monkey at the Wat Phnom
- Varci and Kali: Riding the Elephant at Wat Phnom
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About Us
- julietcs
- We were called to serve in Phnom Penh, Cambodia mission for three years. We have now been home for four years. I felt to start blogging again. But this time about family, activities and missionary weddings, etc.
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