Access to clean water is a daily struggle for the most vulnerable in Cambodia, and for many families, toothbrushing and hygiene just aren’t a priority. 

That’s why our powerful World Without Sickness Scripture program was first developed — to give children practical, life-saving information about staying healthy, while also introducing them to the hope of Jesus. 

Local schools welcomed the program, eager to help kids live healthier lives. And the results? Transformational. 

Eight-year-old Tak lives with her grandmother while her parents work on a rubber farm. When a World Without Sickness program came to her school — with singing, stories, and a message about Jesus — she was captivated. “I took the book home and asked my parents to read it to me,” she says. 

Soon after, Tak visited a local church and learned more. “The part that touches me the most is that Jesus heals and cleanses people,” she says. “When He told the blind man to wash and be healed, he was healed!”

Tak prayed with her teacher and made a decision to follow Jesus as her Savior. “I feel really happy and safe with Him. I will tell others that Jesus has power to heal and cleanse.”