It’s a long way from their Salt Lake City headquarters, but members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are becoming a growing presence in Cambodia. Julie Masis shines a light on the lives of locally based Mormon missionaries. Photo by Conor Wall.
Lost something you want to recover? Need help deciding whether to accept a new job? For dealing with predicaments of all sorts, Cambodians will often seek out both human wisdom and divine intervention at a holy shrine. Mai Lynn Miller Nguyen meets Loang Vihet, Tes Chroeun and Keo Vanna, the guardi...
Cambodia’s approximate 300,000 Cham population appears to be living free from religious persecution, but what is the reality of life for the Kingdom’s largest minority people? Words by Mark Bibby Jackson. Photos by Héctor Bermejo.
Imam Samath looks out upon construction work on his new mosque. ...
Some of Cambodia’s most applauded athletes, the disabled volleyball team, will compete for an international championship on home court this month when Phnom Penh hosts the World Cup for disabled volleyball. Cambodia just might win—and the spotlight’s already on. Words by Lindsay Muscato. Phot...
In Khmer, Central Market is known as Phsar Thmey, which translates to “new market,” despite the fact that it was built over 70 years ago. With the completion of a major renovation this past month, Phsar Thmey feels new once again. Words by Craig Gerard. Photos from “Central Market: Story of a Re...
