Granite Bay missionaries fight child sex trade in Cambodia

Adults living in Svay Pak wait inside Rahab House for medical attention from missionaries who have come to Cambodia from Bayside Church of Granite Bay, CA. Once a brothel, Rahab House was converted to a free medical clinic, school, church and kid's club by the Don and Bridget Brewster of Rocklin, CA in May, 2010

In Svay Pak, which is known as the pedophile captial of Cambodia, children wait outside Rahab House for school to begin. Don and Bridget Brewster moved from Rocklin, CA to Cambodia in 2005 to rescue children from the sex trade. Once a brothel, Rahab House was converted to a free medical clinic, school, church and kid's club by the Brewsters in May, 2010.

In a hotel in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, missionaries from Bayside Church in Granite Bay gather in morning prayer before starting their work in Svay Pak, which is known as the pedophile captial of Cambodia.

Children crowd into a classroom to learn English at Rahab House in Svay Pak, Cambodia. Don and Bridget Brewster moved from Rocklin, CA to Cambodia in 2005 to rescue children from the sex trade. Once a brothel, Rahab House was converted to a free medical clinic, school, church and kid's club by the Brewsters in May, 2010.

Don Brewster bows his head to the children after he played a game with the students at Rahab House in Svay Pak, Cambodia as some of the missionaries laugh in the background.

A missionary medical personal from Bayside Church gives instruction about medication to residents of Svay Pak.

A missionary greets one of the chlldren inside the Rehab house in Sway Pak.

Gilbert Acevedo, a missionary from Bayside Church in Granite Bay, coaches a teenager in a gym which Don and Bridget Brewster set up in Svay Pak.

Children rush the front entrance to begin class at the Rehab House in Svay Pak.

A man sells condoms out of a giant suitcase along a street in Phnom Penh.

Don Brewster greets one of the children of Svay Pak after entertaining the group at the Rehab House.

Woman in the streets of Siem Reap in Cambodia look for some late night company.

Bridget Brewster watches on as children she rescued off the streets from sex trafficking learn the bakery business inside the Bloom Bakery in Phnom Penh.

The View of Svay Pak looking outside the fourth floor of the Rehab House. The yard is used by locals for garbage and to hang wet clothes to dry.

Children a few miles from Svay Pak get caught in a Monsoon and beg for money.