It is hard to look at
any images from Cambodia
without seeing a temple, shrine, pagoda or idol as 95% of the nation's 13
million people are Theravada Buddhist. Unlike other forms of Buddhism this form
allows it's practitioners to maintain their worldly life and their religion
without conflict. As a teen Mark was
extensively exposed to America's
“New Age” movement and now sees great similarity in practice between New Age
adherents and Buddhists. He was not a Buddhist or a “New Ager” but rather a
belligerent atheist who has now experienced the omnipotent hand of the Living
God in his salvation.

    Now, having worked
for 15 years in the computer field; having been saved by God; having completed
his Masters of Divinity degree at Western Reformed Seminary; and having been
called, it is time to serve the God who saved him by going to the mission
field.  Mark has already
successfully served for ten months in Cambodia
on a temporary assignment; he will be in the US
from December 2005 through the spring or summer of 2006, raising funds,
standing for ordination, and taking care of health needs before he heads back
to the field for his permanent assignment in Cambodia. That assignment includes
teaching English, personal evangelism and discipleship, and church planting as
the Lord enables. Mark's home church
is Grace BPC in Cincinnati, Ohio.

July/August, 2008, #230

• New Phase Begins in Cambodia Mission
• Rev. Quisbert Meets with President Morales
• News from Austrailia
• News from Bolivia
• News from Cambodia   
• News from the Far East
• News from Myanmar
• News from the US
• News to Know
  

June, 2006, #229

In this issue

•     Myanmar Response to Cyclone
•     Field Director Visits Asia
•     WRS Celebrates 25 Years
•     News to Know

April, 2008 #227

In this issue:

• Team Timothy USA Reaches 3000 Homes
• Summer Camp in Myanmar
• Resurection witness in Bolivia
• News to Know

May, 2008, #228

In this issue:

• Cambodia Report from Mark Baldwin
• BP Presbytery Summer Camps Preview
• Paauwes Bible Conference in Western Australia
• News to Know

March, 2008, #226

 In this issue:

• Memorial for Dr. Thomas G. Proctor
• Memorial for Rev. Clyde Field
• Ed and Lehia Paauwe Update from Australia
• Mark Baldwin takes a little ministry vacation in Thailand
• Dr. Pine's trip to Southern California
• Western Reformed Seminary 25th anniversary
• Team Timothy USA gets ready

February, 2008, #225

 In this issue:

• VBS in La Paz, Bolivia
• Kima's Expanding Myanmar Ministry
• Baldwin Report from Cambodia
• Team Timothy USA Preview
• News to Know

November/December 2007, #223 In this issue:

• Progress report on La Paz sanctuary construction
• Support needs
• Mark Baldwin update from Cambodia
• Kenya library assistance
• News to Know

October, 2007, #222 In this issue:

• Update from Miriam & a new translation project
• Pastoral team to La Paz
• New Spanish resources online
• BPC web page update announced
• Update on the Paauwes in Australia
• Update on Mark Baldwin in Cambodia
• BP Associate Presbytery for foreign works

July-August 2--7, #220

Inside this issue:

• Paauwe Report from Australia
• Miriam Update from Asia
• Baldwin Update from Cambodia
• Kima Update from Myanmar
• Pastor Installations in the US
• Knoxville BPC VBS Report
• La Paz BPC building project update
• News to Know

 Thanks for your interest in this ministry!