Pnong Project Vehicle – Theunissen

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.

Help support the Theunissen family with a vehicle.

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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