Quiz Night
Last Saturday we held a Quiz Night in support of the Lutheran School Project in Cambodia. Here is an update from LCA Mission Director Neville Otto on the latest status of the project.
I am pleased to advise that the land has been purchased thanks to the generosity if God's people in the LCA and in the Lutheran churches in Cambodia and Singapore.
Thanks to all those who attended the event and supported with your presence and donations of prizes. Special thanks to Helen Chamberlain for organising and to Reg Miegel for the donation of an auction item of a plane flight over the local area.
Thanks to everyone's efforts the total amount raised was around $1000.00. Great work.
Below are a few photos from the plane flight prize including a few sights you will recognise.
I am pleased to advise that the land has been purchased thanks to the generosity if God's people in the LCA and in the Lutheran churches in Cambodia and Singapore.
We
are waiting for some of the final costs but essentially we expect only a small
shortfall now and so there is unlikely going to be a need for a loan. The
money raised at the quiz night is a really important contribution towards this.
If we happen to raise more funds than the land cost these will be quarantined
for the sole use of developing the pre-school and bible training
facilities
On 4
September there was a meeting in Adelaide involving Cambodian Church leaders
with a small team representing the major partners being the LCA and the
Lutheran Church in Singapore. The people at the meeting included LEA Director
Steve Rudolph, Qld Early Childhood Director Lyndall Mayer as well as some
people with LLL and finance experience and of course LCA MI folk.
This
is the group that has commenced serious discussion about the possible next
stage which is the pre-school and also Bible Training school facilities which
are needed for the church.
The
meeting reached a point where the local Cambodian leaders now have some
discussions to take place over the coming months. Next steps will then be
clearer.
So
we praise God for the securing of the land for the use of the Lutheran Church
in Cambodia and we look forward patiently to what God has in store for its use.
By the way, the land in the interim is being used to give the local
community a place for youth and children to play sport. A community
garden and out door movies are possible further interim community activities
being considered as interim use too.
Thanks to all those who attended the event and supported with your presence and donations of prizes. Special thanks to Helen Chamberlain for organising and to Reg Miegel for the donation of an auction item of a plane flight over the local area.
Thanks to everyone's efforts the total amount raised was around $1000.00. Great work.
Below are a few photos from the plane flight prize including a few sights you will recognise.
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