A boy from Pastor Khen's orphanage asleep in a hospital bed with an oxygen tube and an IV line, under a blue bear-print blanket, after emergency surgery for an appendix infection in Laos.

A Boy from Pastor Khen’s Orphanage After Emergency Surgery

ByLori Locklear

Pastor Khen asked for prayer for a boy from his orphanage, one of the 14 children living there now. The boy had emergency surgery for an appendix infection in Laos.

He rests in a hospital bed after his surgery, tucked under a blue bear-print blanket.

In the hospital hallway, closed green double doors stand beneath a blue sign that reads Operation Room in English and Lao. That is where his surgery took place.

A boy from Pastor Khen's orphanage asleep in a hospital bed with an oxygen tube and an IV line, under a blue bear-print blanket, after emergency surgery for an appendix infection in Laos.
A boy from Pastor Khen's orphanage lying under a blue bear-print blanket in a hospital ward with oxygen tanks, an IV stand and a monitor beside the bed, after emergency surgery in Laos.
Closed green double doors under a blue sign reading Operation Room in English and Lao, with a no photograph notice, in the hospital hallway where a boy from Pastor Khen's orphanage had emergency surgery in Laos.

Traveling Apostles for Christ is a 501(c)(3) mission serving Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam. No salaried employees. No paid directors. Donations go to the field.

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