Rich and Ronda Dolan, church members working with the Cambodia Bible Institute, report the death of the institute’s dean of students, Tawn Lork. Lork, 33, was riding his motorcycle in northwestern Cambodia when he was hit by a drunk driver. He died Dec. 26.

Just after finishing our Global South feature on Cambodia, “Life, death and rebirth in The Killing Fields,” I left on an Africa reporting trip. So I didn’t get the chance to share some insights from my visit to Cambodia earlier this year. I flew to Phnom Penh, the capital, from Singapore and stayed for a few days before traveling northwest to Siem Reap, where I made a brief visit to the Angkor of Faith 4 youth camp. While in Phnom Penh, I stayed at the home of Rich and Ronda Dolan. They moved to Cambodia a few years ago to work with the Cambodia Bible Institute, a satellite campus of Lubbock, Texas-based Sunset International Bible Institute. Rich is the former youth and family minister for the Broken Arrow, Okla., Church of Christ, so we spent some time talking about mutual friends in the Sooner state.

Here’s a video I shot while attending Angkor of Faith 4, a church-sponsored youth camp for teens in Southeast Asia.