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Coming home to the USA!
We have been in Cambodia for over 6 years and now the twins and I are coming home for an undetermined amount of time. We want to be near family and let them get to know the twins a little. Hopefully Justice will help me to bring the twins to the US because he already has a visitors visa. We need to pay for our tickets next week and still haven't sold our car. Also we are going to need some financial help with setting up a household, rent and a car in the US. I have a job in the States already but the cost of living here is much, much lower than the US. Thank you for considering to help us. We would be eternally grateful. ~Tabi
The Igbehen story...
The past six and a half years have been amazing. Tabi came to Cambodia in August 2008 and was a teacher at East-West Int. School. She was the kindergarten teacher, E.C.E. Coordinator, and ICT teacher. Tabi had the great priveledge to assist with the WASC accrediation process. She left there to be the Academic Manager (principal) of a small Cambodian-owned preschool in June 2014. This was such a learning and growing experience. She has really enjoyed getting to know her staff and ministering into their lives. During the past six years, Tabi helped to establish the Sparrows Nest ministry (a NGO to educate against the trafficking of children and to reach at-risk, street kids) with missionary Larissa Dobson and she volunteered at Sparrows Nest. She also worked with the ICA children's ministry and assisted AOG missionary Dianna Clements at International Christian Assembly.
Justice came to Cambodia in November 2009. During that time he has been a teacher at Christian International School and World International School. In December 2013 he started working at the same preschool where Tabi is now the Academic Manager. Justice has had a heart for the Chinese nationals here in Cambodia. He has given many hours of his time, support, prayers and heart to the Chinese ministry of ICA and his good friend Samuel Xia. Justice also volunteered with the Sparrows Nest Saturday street ministry.
Justice and Tabi met through a mutal friend from ICA in March 2011. They became best friends and were married June 9, 2012. Their twins Ajiri and Uzezi were born on September 18, 2013.
They have loved serving and living in Cambodia. It has become their home and where their heart lives forever.
We have been in Cambodia for over 6 years and now the twins and I are coming home for an undetermined amount of time. We want to be near family and let them get to know the twins a little. Hopefully Justice will help me to bring the twins to the US because he already has a visitors visa. We need to pay for our tickets next week and still haven't sold our car. Also we are going to need some financial help with setting up a household, rent and a car in the US. I have a job in the States already but the cost of living here is much, much lower than the US. Thank you for considering to help us. We would be eternally grateful. ~Tabi
The Igbehen story...
The past six and a half years have been amazing. Tabi came to Cambodia in August 2008 and was a teacher at East-West Int. School. She was the kindergarten teacher, E.C.E. Coordinator, and ICT teacher. Tabi had the great priveledge to assist with the WASC accrediation process. She left there to be the Academic Manager (principal) of a small Cambodian-owned preschool in June 2014. This was such a learning and growing experience. She has really enjoyed getting to know her staff and ministering into their lives. During the past six years, Tabi helped to establish the Sparrows Nest ministry (a NGO to educate against the trafficking of children and to reach at-risk, street kids) with missionary Larissa Dobson and she volunteered at Sparrows Nest. She also worked with the ICA children's ministry and assisted AOG missionary Dianna Clements at International Christian Assembly.
Justice came to Cambodia in November 2009. During that time he has been a teacher at Christian International School and World International School. In December 2013 he started working at the same preschool where Tabi is now the Academic Manager. Justice has had a heart for the Chinese nationals here in Cambodia. He has given many hours of his time, support, prayers and heart to the Chinese ministry of ICA and his good friend Samuel Xia. Justice also volunteered with the Sparrows Nest Saturday street ministry.
Justice and Tabi met through a mutal friend from ICA in March 2011. They became best friends and were married June 9, 2012. Their twins Ajiri and Uzezi were born on September 18, 2013.
They have loved serving and living in Cambodia. It has become their home and where their heart lives forever.