Keo Semah Church

The Keo Semah Church Orphan Home is in the remote eastern province of Mondolkiri.

Mondolkiri is the most sparsely populated with almost half of its inhabitants comprised mostly of minority tribal groups. This area was best accessed through Vietnam, until 2002 when a new highway was built which enabled vehicles to access this mountainous area, strewn with rubber plantations. There is not much rice production here because several diverse hill tribes still dwell in the area and are traditional Cambodian "hunter-gatherers". There are not any major cities in the province and the total population is only 32,000 people. The lack of people gives this area a "wild east" atmosphere where there are certainly a lot of wild animals, including tigers, elephants, bears and leopards.

Since 2002 this area is so remote and the infrastructure so weak, the inhabitants still have little access to education or health care. Many of the orphans have come to the home due to preventable deaths such as malaria, diarrhea and childbirth complications and divorced parent. during that time we have raise the orphan about 15 Kids in this home ,Every day the children in this home typically begin their day with devotions before eating breakfast. Those of school age either attend classes in the morning or in the late afternoon. After lunch, most of the orphans take naps, play, study, and attend languages classes in the home. Later, they eat a dinner consisting mostly of rice, fish and fresh fruits and vegetables grown on the church grounds. but now we don’t raise the Orphan any more because the government want us to do the church, youth and children ministry. The Keo Semah church finishes each day, gathering for church devotions, Sunday Service at 9 AM and Friday night at 7 p.m they have special devotion and pray.

Chum Sreyoun she is the pastor of the Keo Semah Church in Mondul Kiri Province, Cambodia.

Her family was converted to Christianity ​and she has "Anointed for Burial" and love to serving the Lord with all her heart.

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