Christmas In Cambodia

Help Andrew and I share Christmas with our family in Cambodia! Last fall our parents and four little siblings moved to Phnom Pehn as missionaries while we stayed in the States for school. We've been on opposite sides of the globe for over a year now, and we're ready for some hugs. 

Tickets are $2500, and we've already covered $1000. Any extra we raise will help Andrew and I make up missed work costs for college (and okay, maybe explore Cambodia a little bit, it's our first time overseas).

Any little bit helps! Thank you. 

Check out what our parents have been doing in Cambodia on their blog: Burchams In Cambodia.


more about the ministry 

Ken and Michelle are cross-cultural workers/missionaries in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. They moved to Cambodia in 2014 with 4 of their 6 children with the goal of bringing the love of Jesus to an unreached people group. Ken teaches Math and Computers at Logos International School, part of an NGO that reaches hundreds of poor students in and around Phnom Penh with the gospel, education and other good things like hygiene. You can learn more about Asian Hope, the parent organization of Logos, by watching this video:


Ken also works with a church planting ministry teaching and training future Khmer leaders. Michelle uses her Christian counseling degree to work with Khmer university students and others in the church planting ministry. She also works with living well, a counseling center for missionaries and NGOs, to help them through transitions so they can keep serving without needing to leave the field. She currently meets with a tutor for language and culture learning. In the future Michelle hopes to be involved to bring about the vision to create a mother’s home for factory workers as part of a gospel outreach.