Walter and Suni Poole Prayer Letter: Prayer Request

Please pray for an upcoming meeting between us and the Immigration Department here in Cambodia. My wife has an Indian passport, and there seem to be extra hurdles and requirements to obtain a visa for Indian nationals. It is very odd to us because, to my knowledge, the Indians living in Cambodia have a good name. We are particularly hopeful that this can be resolved tomorrow, February 15, because my wife needs to travel to Thailand by the following Monday. We are waiting on this to buy tickets. All of this can be avoided if she gets U.S. citizenship. That is also something we need to accomplish, but that will have to go through the process.

Sincerely,

Walter Poole

: An evening in the park—people are everywhere!

: An evening in the park—people are everywhere!

: This is Princess Monika. She is a real princess, related to the royal family of Cambodia. She was an intern at a very high-quality hotel in Phnom Penh, the owner of which is a Christian man from Singapore. Princess Monika gave a brief testimony of her faith in Christ and shared how some of her family could not understand why she would become a Christian and leave the traditions of her family.

: • A group of Korean Christian teens came to visit Cambodia for three weeks. I was asked to teach English and give devotions for those three weeks. I invited my friend, who lives on the island of Reunion, to give a talk on Creation based on Genesis. He has a website in French dedicated to all things related to Creation. The website, questcequelaverite.com, means, “What is truth?”

: Game with played with the Korean Christian teens who came to visit us

: Night is truly falling in Cambodia!

: This is a village Bible Club. Actually, this was held on our house property. We moved to this location about two years ago, which happens to be about 30 minutes from the city of Phnom Penh and in a more rural area.

: This is a village Bible Club. Actually, this was held on our house property. We moved to this location about two years ago, which happens to be about 30 minutes from the city of Phnom Penh and in a more rural area.