Sreyleak (a pseudonym) is a bright student, especially in math, and she often finishes her assignments faster than others. With both her parents in jail, she was forced to live with her grandmother who was very poor. Frequently they only had food two or three days a week, and she often looked sad. Her teacher, At Bunthim, spoke with Pastor Sothorn, and he invited Sreyleak to eat with his family every day. After her grandmother died, Sreyleak went to live with her aunt, but she was often absent from school and it was noticed that she had many bruises and wounds. At Bunthim had been praying for her, and went to visit her aunt explaining that she needed to love Sreyleak and treat her like her own daughter. After this things started to improve and Sreyleak is doing better in every way. She is now in grade three and is enjoying attending school again. Watch Mission Matters to hear more of Sreyleak's story

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