Mission 25

05/18/2026

We are truly blessed and thankful for the partnership with OneHope Cambodia.
Your heart for the next generation and commitment to sharing God’s Word continues to inspire us.

It is an honor to serve alongside you and see lives being transformed together.
We look forward to many more opportunities to strengthen this partnership and impact more people for God’s Kingdom in the future.

Thank you, OneHope Cambodia, for believing, supporting, and walking together with us.
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04/16/2026

Check out how Mission 25 cares for Pastors & Lay Leaders in Cambodia!
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Email from Mission 25 This is how the Gospel Spreads!   Greetings! Check out Trip Recap VII! Bear one another's burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ. Galatians 6:2 Rural pastors in Cambodia are c

04/14/2026

Happy Khmer New Year, Cambodia!
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04/07/2026

Another amazing thing we were able to do for the pastors in Koh Kong was provide medical care and haircuts for them—plus medication for both them and the people they serve! Dr. Keith Christmon and  are absolutely incredible at leading these teams who serve with such compassion and excellence!

03/28/2026

This was an amazing project! Thank you ក្រុមជំនុំជីវិតថ្មីកម្ពុជា New Life Fellowship, Cambodia for your partnership!

03/27/2026

🌟 Back in Dec 2025, amid the Thailand-Cambodia border conflict, Mission 25 linked up with amazing pastors in rural Koh Kong! We delivered relief to hundreds of displaced families. ❤️

Fast-forward: on our recent trip our team visited them & it was pure JOY! We had a time of prayer, worship, encouragement with reps from 12 churches! 🙌

Encouraging local Cambodian leaders changes lives & is deeply needed.

Will you join us in prayer for our Cambodian brothers & sisters in Christ?

“Therefore encourage one another and build one another up, just as you are doing.”
‭‭1 Thessalonians‬ ‭5‬:‭11‬ ‭

03/27/2026

Mission 25 counts it as one of its greatest blessings and honors to serve pastors and lay leaders in Cambodia.

Only about 2.5% of Cambodia’s population identifies as Christian, which means believers are a small minority. Being in the minority often brings shame-based persecution, and these leaders serve their communities in the face of significant opposition. Yet they are faithfully making a real difference.

On this trip, we were able to serve and minister to pastors and leaders in all three provinces we visited, and we’ll be sharing more stories from that time over the next few days.

Here is a video from Pastor Sameth’s church, where we had the privilege of encouraging 140 pastors and lay leaders!

03/23/2026

Do you know the story of our school in Pursat, Cambodia? Check it out!
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Email from Mission 25 Our village school continues to thrive!   Greetings! Check out Trip Recap VI! Our School is 8 Years Old! We are back with more recaps from our recent team trip to Cambodia! On ou

03/20/2026

We remember hearing about these children… studying under the open sky.

So we chose to be part of the story.

Today, seeing what has been built… it’s incredible.
A school now stands where there was once nothing.
A well is giving clean water to the children and the whole community.

But more than that… this place is bringing hope.
Children are learning. Families are finding support. Lives are being changed.

We are so grateful we said yes.

And we want to invite you…
Come be part of this story too.

Thank you ក្រុមជំនុំជីវិតថ្មីកម្ពុជា New Life Fellowship, Cambodia for letting us be part of this.

03/17/2026

During one of our days in Pursat, we had the honor of encouraging 140 pastors and lay leaders gathered in a small church in this rural province. It was truly a blessing, to say the least.

Our connection with this group began humbly—in a little grocery store in Pursat. When reached out to explore ways we might serve together, this gathering was born. Originally, we planned for 40 to 50 pastors. That number soon grew to 70, then 90, and finally, an incredible 140!

This was a big deal. Pastors in rural areas don’t often receive encouragement or teaching opportunities like this. They were so enthusiastic about our visit, and we were able to break into small groups to pray for one another before coming together for a time of united prayer.

The feedback we received was deeply moving. Many pastors shared that they felt refreshed and uplifted, and afterward, they all shared lunch together—continuing conversations about the teaching and encouraging one another further.
We’re excited to see how this relationship continues to grow!