By RADY CHAN
A3.Women In Ministry Participant in Cambodia
Hello, my name is Rady. I am a part of A3.Women In Ministry in Cambodia.
WIM in Cambodia has helped me a lot, especially because here in Cambodia, 75 to 80% of the church congregation are women.
And when there is a problem or someone needs help, they run to the woman, usually the pastor's wife. The pastor's wife can help them with her education and can help them pray with them. So WIM plays a good role to equip our women in helping the church.
And the second thing is that WIM plays a very good role in my ministry and pushes me to do a lot in ministry. Before, I was just working in my own church, my own organization, my own things–everything was mine. But through the WIM program, it's helped me to go outside to reach unreached people.
"But through the WIM program, it's helped me to go outside to reach unreached people."
And this time, about 10 or 12 people joined our WIM cohort. They joined the ministry. We put money together, go out, and evangelize to remote areas. I think this is the way that WIM equips us, trains us, and helps us to think and repent. Not to do things on our own, but helping us to do ministry.
So thank you very much for making WIM Cambodia happen.
Watch my video: https://youtu.be/lDRGr08gxx0
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Women In Ministry (WIM) is a leader development initiative within the A3 movement that equips Christian women leaders across Asia with transformational training in spiritual formation, leadership, and mission through small, cohort-based learning communities. The program helps participants grow as disciples of Christ and as influential ministry leaders by fostering strong relational support, addressing challenges like isolation and burnout, and encouraging Spirit-led change in their lives, families, churches, communities, and nations. Ultimately, WIM focuses on raising up “Esthers”—women who are empowered to contribute meaningfully to the building of God’s Kingdom and to lead with increased vision, character, and competence.
