Pnong - Missionary House - Timmins

Cambodia

The Pnong are animists who often live in fear of the spirits, performing ceremonies designed to appease them. The most-feared spirits are called jaks.

AFM has ministered to the Pnong since 2000.

Project Report

This project is fully funded.

Proposal

The Timmins family needs a home suitable in which to live and share and host guests in their community. The cost includes land, building materials and labor. Please help the Pnong People by supporting the building of this missionary home.

Serving this Project

  • Bridget Phillie Sizane

    AFM-SAT Short-Term Missionary for 2024

  • Alexia Rains

    Student Missionary for 2023-2024

  • Silvan Dörnbrack

    AFM - Europe, Short-term missionary for 2023-2024

  • Dailyn Patino

    Student Missionary for 2023–2024

  • Gustavo Prince Lopes Silva

    AFM - South America, Short-term missionary since 2023

  • Yonathan Suarez

    Student Missionary for 2022–2023

  • Michael Bussard

    Student Missionary from 2021–2022

  • Ester Rocha de Souza

    AFM - South America, Short-term missionary for 2020

  • Tamiris Vieira Rasquini

    AFM - South America, Short-term missionary for 2020

  • Cristian & Solange Jara

    AFM - South America, career missionaries since 2021

  • Vanessa Santana Santos

    AFM - South America, Short-Term Missionary for 2020

  • Jared Ratcliff

    Student Missionary from 2020-2023

  • William Geisler

    AFM - South America, Short-term missionary for 2020

  • Virginia da Silva Witte

    AFM - South America, Short-term missionary for 2021-2022.

  • Rueben Edgecumbe

    Short-Term Missionary for 2018

  • Conan Lizzi

    Student Missionary for 2016-2017

  • Anthony Nelson

    Student Missionary for 2016-2017

  • Vannida Kim

    Student Missionary for 2016-2017

  • Mariëtte Diedericks

    AFM-SAT Short-Term Missionary for 2021

  • Camilyn Clayville

    Student Missionary for 2015-2016

  • Deon & Rene Theunissen

    Career Missionaries since 2014.

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