In October of 2006 I left North America and set out on a journey which I never in my wildest dreams could have imagined.  On this journey...

“When someone invites you to a wedding feast, do not take the place of honor, for a person more distinguished than you may have been...

I genuinely believe that God has a sense of irony and He likes to use that to teach us lessons from time to time. The first time I...

I wish I could say that it gets easier, but while some challenges you learn to overcome and some behaviors you can change or learn to...

I’m one of those Christians who doesn’t really believe in miracles, or at least not supernatural miracles.  I’m usually looking for a...

It was nearly 12 years ago, in January of 2004 when I was only 19 that I took my first mission trip to Chiang Mai, Thailand where I...

Today was both heart wrenching and eye opening for me. This morning as I sat in church my phone began to ring.  I didn’t recognize the...

This year a lot has happened and unfortunately in all that’s gone on a lot of projects have fallen behind or been forgotten.  One which I...

This is not the first time I’ve addressed the issue of voluntourism (See Crossing Cambodia and Voluntourism Pt. 1), however, its an issue...

We get a lot of teams and volunteers that come through in the course of a year. We love them and are always excited to have them with...

Every child at Crossing Cambodia comes with a unique story.  In fact, most of them I’ve known in one way or another since even before we...

As of late a video and news article about Cambodia and issues involving orphanages and “voluntourism” has been making the rounds about...