Bro Joseph Shadrach visited Cambodia on the 6th March, 2017. I had visited his website many times and read great testimonies of what the Lord has been doing through the Brother. I also communicated with him on WhatsApp prior to his visit and sent him an invitation letter. I was there at the airport to receive him. We took the Tuk-Tuk home. We are renting a house with an extra home for visitors. Brother Shadrach was taken to his room and later we had supper together. The only problem with the room is that there was no AC at the time and it was hot. However, the brother has a missionary spirit, he can live in extreme conditions. He has a lot of energy and if given a private jet and free visas can evangelize the world in 30 days. He wanted to us to travel to Laos and Vietnam during his visit but there were many obstacles to travel to these places including visas.
I took him to the office where there was internet connection to call his family in India. He also doesn’t like to waste time and wants to get into the Lord’s business as soon as he has the chance. The following day he was preaching in a home of university students. This was arranged by a Cambodian who used to work with me in the office. A few days later a door was opened for Brother Shadrach to preach in one Church in Phnom Penh. We went there and Brother Shadrach played a great song with his guitar and after preached the gospel. His Message was on Bible pictures. The Message was great and he preached for almost an hour.
Our next place to visit was at Kratie province. This province is about 300KM from Phnom Penh where we live. We had to take the bus early and when we arrived Kratie, slept in a guest house. The Pastor and the Church were very welcoming. The Message was wonderful and people were blessed. We traveled the next day back to Phnom Penh.
The Last place Brother Shadrach preached was at the office in Phnom Penh. Many university students came to listen to the Message. They took a lot of selfies with him after the service. It was a great meeting. We later went to give gifts to the children in a suburb of Phnom Penh.
The 23rd of March came too fast and it was time for him to travel back. I took him to the airport and waved goodbye as he took the elevator to the next floor to go through the immigration. Brother Joseph Shadrach is from India.
