Ratanakiri

Ratanakiri Province, located in northeastern Cambodia, boasts unique red soil (the Red Road) and is a remote border region renowned for its pristine natural landscapes, diverse ethnic minority cultures, and red soil formations. Approximately 80% of the province’s population is indigenous, collectively known as the “Highland Khmer Loeu.” The eight main ethnic groups include the Tumpoun, Jarai, Kreung, Brao, Kavet, Kachok, Lun, and Phnong, who still maintain traditional architecture, lifestyles, and ancient weaving techniques.

The capital, Banlung, is the main gateway to the province and a major distribution center for goods. According to the 2019 census, the province has a population of approximately 204,000, with about 70% residing in rural highland areas and only a small number living in towns such as Banlung.

AGS is actively engaged in evangelistic work and community service within the Ratanakiri church. It conducts outreach and evangelistic work through Bible study groups, fellowships, student dormitory activities, a football team, music class, and English and Mandarin classes. Furthermore, it equips believer leaders and provides discipleship training, enabling them to understand and be rooted in the Bible, using Christian values ​​for life education. Through God’s word, life testimonies, mutual encouragement, and support, let the truth and life influence lives, building up Christ’s church and disciples.