Chhuk Ksach church
Chhuk Ksach Church was constructed in 2005 and is located in the rural Kompong Thom Province.
Kompong Thom is the largest province in Cambodia in terms of area. It borders the Great Lake, Tonle Sap, on the west and was one of the last provinces to be liberated from Khmer Rouge influence. Most of the people in Kompong Thom make their living from farming or fishing. Rice production is an important part of the economy, along with harvesting fish from the great lake. Diseases like malaria, TB, and the generally poor health care are what typically cause premature parental death in Kompong Thom, and orphan so many children. With fighting just ending in the province in 1998, several children were orphaned due to war. In addition, AIDS deaths are the fastest growing contributor to the orphan population. and divorced parent all so. so that is why from 2005 to 2025, we have been raising many orphans and vulnerable children in this church. at that time, they were very happy living in the Church/Home, and their Habits was a typical day begins as the children awake.
Before eating breakfast, the orphans participate in devotions. the school age children either attend classes in the morning or in the late afternoon. after lunch, most of the orphans take naps, play, study, and take classes in the home. Later, they eat dinner, take care of the homes' garden and plants, and attend an English class in the home. The Chhuk Ksach family orphans finish each day gathering for church devotions, before setting up their mosquito nets and going to sleep. but now we don’t raise the Orphan any more because the government want us to do the church, youth and children ministry instead. The Chhuck Ksach church Sunday Service at 9 AM and Friday night at 7 p.m. they have special devotion and pray.
Khin Seangy is the Pastor of the Chhuk ksach Church in Kompong Thom Province, Cambodia.
His family was converted to Christianity and he has "Anointed for Burial". Pastor Seangy has a gift for identifying, training and serving the Lord.
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