The Shalom Centre in Cambodia is seeking to transform the lives of children at risk by the power of God. Coleen Briggs runs the Centre and she writes here about a little girl whose prayers are being answered…
A dusty street in Cambodia
One of our students told us that her parents had gone up river to fish and so she was living on her own in the family houseboat with her brother, except at night when their uncle stays with them.
One evening she was watching a storm roll in and was afraid their houseboat could be shoved off shore and float away. As she is a small girl and her brother is still quite young, they would not be able to secure it on their own, so she began to pray.
While she prayed, the wind and the waves died down and things became still.
She also prays for her family, who have regularly gotten a larger catch of fish than their non-praying neighbours. Our Father God is honouring her prayers and showing His power to this child in the faith.
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