Thursday, 25 June 2009

Flow river

Some good things are quietly happening at the Healing Home. We have some very sick, needy people with us and they are getting better.

Tomorrow early morning I will take Samrek to the van pickup place so that he can head home. He came to us very weak and what my dad would have called 'yellow around the gills'. His kidneys and liver have been poorly for a long time. Now - well he's looking just so much better and he wants to go home.

Daa, our horror pressure sore guy, is doing really, really well. The sore is steadily healing from the bottom, up (so to speak ...). He says that he feels pain in his buttock and that he can wiggle his toe when he sits up. He is not meant to have any feeling or movement below his waist.

Then the is Yun. She came to us with a very sore knee and ears that were almost deaf. She got her knee healed - right as rain. Then - and this is the best part - when we were beaching down south, Phanna felt to pray for a miracle in her ears. The staff prayed - then Sopheap checked her out with softly talking from behind. There was an instant huge improvement. Yun has headed home, all smiles.

We have been training our staff every Friday morning. The last five weeks have been focussed on the work of the Holy Spirit and how He is like a flowing river of life. A few weeks back we taught them on the prophetic gift - and then said that next week they were going to prophesy. Talk about a look of possums caught in the headlights!

But they have taken the practical teaching - and stepped out. With Phanna and Sopheap especially, it has been like taking the kink out of the hose. Life is flowing out of them in a new measure. It is 1 John 3 stuff - the joy of seeing your (spiritual) kids walking out this life.


Phanna (centre) and Sopheap (right) - a river opening up in Cambodia's young

1 comment:

Unknown said...

Hi Kim and Sue,

Wow, it sounds all great with miracles flowing and carers growing. Exciting times for PP.
Good to see you still have Fiesty (or is that Cruiser) with you - and still in his favorite place, the bed.
Is Yay back as well? (Ren or Ree)? I see her lovely bald head in the photo, or is that an older photo?
Do you think we should bring some Tamiflu with us to PP? It's what swine flu is being treated with here. Don't know whether to be spiritual or practical.

Still waiting on our visa's as lines of communication not always getting through. Hopefully it'll all be done when we get there. Only 4 1/2 weeks now.

Blessings to you both.

Robyn and Marty