Help Cambodia’s global generation discover Jesus.

Partner with us to equip a generation of leaders and reach young adults in Phnom Penh through community, mentorship, and outreach.

Hi!

We are Andrew and Maija Thomas, and we live in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

We founded and pastor a church called The Together Co.

We are a bilingual church (English & Khmer), creating a welcoming space where diverse backgrounds come together to belong, ask questions, and explore Jesus. We’ve spent a decade learning, building and growing, and now we are ready for the next stage.

Our central hub is now at Stable Studio, a partnership we’re really exited about. Stable is a vibrant, creative space perfectly positioned to engage the city’s young adults. Through this hub, we can combine community, mentorship, and outreach in one accessible, visible location.

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THE OPPORTUNITY

Phnom Penh is full of globally connected young adults (students and young professionals) who are shaping the future of Cambodia. Ambitious, curious, and globally aware, they’re searching for purpose, belonging, and meaning.

Yet very few are connecting with church. Only a small fraction have encountered Jesus, and traditional church models rarely reach this urban generation. Without intentional intervention, a generation of influential leaders remains spiritually disconnected.

We have a crucial window of opportunity. Together, we can reach this group now and and see lives, communities, and the nation transformed for decades to come.

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The Plan: How You can HelP

Supporters like you are the heroes who make this possible. Together, we can:

Strengthen Gatherings

Sustain Sunday gatherings and small groups for 20–50 young adults weekly.
Fund hospitality and programming to deepen engagement.

Equip Leaders

Train local volunteer leaders to guide others in faith.
Develop leadership skills to multiply influence across Phnom Penh.

Fund Outreach & Events

Creative workshops, social nights, and community events spark curiosity and make faith approachable.
Enable young adults to encounter Jesus in spaces they love

Expand Through Interns & Teams

Australian interns spend 12 months assisting with outreach, small groups, and events.
Short-term teams help deliver creative programs, and outreach activities.

ways to partner

With a big vision comes big needs. We would love your support and partnership in three key areas: praying, giving and going.

Pray for us and our family, as well our church and Cambodia. We know we can’t do this by ourselves! Church planting is first and foremost a spiritual endeavour.

Consider supporting us financially. As we’ve outlined, we have obvious financial needs, and much more vision than our budget right now!

And why not come and visit? We would love short term teams of young people who can engage in outreach.

GAP YEAR

Are there are young adults in your church who would consider a gap year with us?

We are looking for young adults who love God and his church. Young people who want to explore missions or vocational ministry, and come and serve in South East Asia. 1 or 2 year terms would be ideal, but shorter durations would be considered.

It is possible to live for a year in Phnom Penh as a single person for approx. $25,000.

It can be difficult to get good paying part time work here, unless someone has teaching qualifications, so fundraising ahead of time would be required. Alternatively, people who work online (freelance, work from home etc) would find it very doable in Cambodia.

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