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 We don't lose intimacy when we stop talking but when we stop listening especially during prayer.
WMCAS
Prayers for 10th Cambodia Mission Trip-14th to 20th December 2011
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Date/Day
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Prayer Points
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14.12.11
Wednesday
Day 1
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Safe trip, no flight delays
Alor Star team taking Air Asia, Penang team taking MAS-both teams able to meet up in Phnom Penh as schedule.
No problems with immigration check, bringing in Multivitamin pills and de worming pills.
Meeting with Esther Ding and Pastor Samreth-program for the duration of the trip to be effective and beneficial to the locals and also to each one of us.
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15.12.11
Thursday
Day 2
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Alor Star team ministry to the locals-medical, teaching and home visitation.
God’s protection and to be sensitive to the leading of the Holy Spirit.
Locals to be ministered to and many to come to accept Christ.
Penang team-wisdom and God’s guidance as they plan further on their mission work and strategy for Svay Teab
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16.12.11
Friday
Day 3
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Christmas Celebration and Lunch
Item and sharing by our team to be a blessing and a joy to the people.
Christmas message by Mr. Ch’ing Yeang Boon.
Pray for good attendance and rich harvest of souls.
Pray for good interaction, fellowship and relationship building with the locals.
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17.12.11
Saturday
Day 4
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Alor Star team ministry-medical, teaching and home visitation
Penang team-further planning and interaction with the local leaders in Svay Teab
O Ta Sign evaluation meeting with local pastors, ability to sort out their problems and meet their needs.
Able to identify one or two young people for bible school study and training.
Further plans for O Ta Sign church and the church leadership.
Discussion with Pastor Pu Karl, Pastor Pu Kun, Pu Pon and the village headman.
Evening video screening, the equipment will work well and good attendance
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18.12.11
Sunday
Day 5
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Sunday Worship Service in O Ta Sign Church
Message-Dr. Choy Yin Weng.
Team sponsored dinner at Solar Hostel- good testimonies by team members to encourage the students. Good time of fellowship.
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19.12.11
Monday
Day 6
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Time to relax and enjoy the local delicacies and visit places of interest, especially for those going for the first time.
Safe trip home for Penang team members. Phnom Penh to Penang.
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20.12.11
Tuesday
Day 7
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Safe trip home for Alor Star team members. Phnom Penh to KL/LCCT to Alor Star.
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MALAYSIA
1 Pray for the government to act on the needs of the raykat concerning public transport.
A recent example for such need: Rather than an expensive rail service that will take years to build, the residents of the Greater Cuepacs area want the bus service improved. For the young and the working class, mobility remains a premium. Residents claim that though the residential parks were at equal distance from the national capital and Kajang town, only those with private vehicles benefit from the strategic location.
http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/in-cheras-suburb-residents-run-their-lives-by-the-bus/)
2 Pray for Pahang Menteri Besar to be humbled and wise to SERVE the rakyat.
The Stop Lynas Coalition (SLC) demanded that Pahang Menteri Besar Adnan Yaakon apologise to the residents of Bukit Merah, Perak, over his remarks. In a press statement released yesterday, the coalition said that Adnan was interviewed by an Austrailian activist, Ryan Albrey, on Sept 7, and reportedly said that the material processed by the Mitsubishi Asia Rare Earth (ARE) Plant, was, despite the company's name, not rare earth. The coalition also expressed regret over Adnan's alleged racist statements in the interview and alleged he was trying to twist the facts. During the interview, Adnan said that he was not excluding the fact that Malaysian Chinese who have links with China, were trying to bring the Lamp project to failure so that China could continue to monopolise the worldwide rare earth market. "This is a serious accusation and SLC hopes that Adnan can provide evidence to back his allegations. Otherwise, As the MB of Pahang, Adnan showed himself not only not sensitive to the prosperity and harmony of society in Malaysia, but also tried to upset the public by unfounded racist assumptions," http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/181239
WORLD
1 Global Day of Prayer for the Poor and Suffering 12/12/2011
“Defend the cause of the weak and fatherless; maintain the rights of the poor and oppressed.” Psalm 82:3 
The ministry of Jesus Christ is undeniably marked with His love and compassion for the poor and suffering. Likewise, the first century church and its leaders such as the Apostle Paul made it a priority to remember the poor. In honor of the life of Jesus Christ and the timeless tradition of genuine Christianity, Convoy of Hope invites you to mark your calendar for 12.12 to remember the world’s poor in prayer.
Pray for Hope 12.12 is an annual global day of prayer for the poor and suffering. It is a day to ask God to raise up workers, full of His love and power, to serve those in poverty. It is a day to petition God for salvation, justice, safety, water, food, shelter, healthcare, education and employment for the world’s needy." For more information: Tom Lofton, Visionary and Founder of 12.12 –
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/ www.prayforhope.com.
2 Afghanistan and Pakistan
Please pray for these two very strategic and needy nations that are so vital for the security of the rest of the world.
- · There are some key prayer efforts going on within Pakistan this month with teams from outside joining in. Pray for their protection, discernment and empowering and that the local prayer movements in both countries will be strengthened and grow widely.
- · Pray for the unity and vitality of local believers in both countries as well as for the expatriate community, especially in Afghanistan. It is not always a safe place to serve and they need His protection and encouragement.
- · Pray for the governments of both nations to turn from corruption and serve the people with honesty and integrity of purpose. The tribal elders (community leaders) of each locality need to shut out violent men from their midst and welcome development efforts.
- · Pray for the Taliban and Al Qaeda groups to splinter and dissolve and for their members to have encounters with Jesus Christ and His truth through dreams, visions and the bold sharing of the Gospel by locals.
- · Pray for the success of the coalition military forces in protecting and restoring Afghanistan's peace and development as a nation. Source: International Prayer Council www.ipcprayer.org
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