Venue : Dr Liu's residense
Time : 8.30pm
Worship : lead by sister Jo
Sharing :
Our Lives Together
Discipleship Series Book 1
Day Six
Passing The Legacy (Read Isaiah 51:8, 2Timothy 1:51)
Come and give thanks to our Lord, for He is good all the times.
3/15/11
Cell Meeting on 18th March
Venue : Brother AK's Residence
Time : 8.30pm sharp
Worship : Mae
Sharing : Our Lives Together
Discipleship Series Book 1
Day 5-Being In The Presence of God
Read Exodus 33:9-10, 14-15
Psalm 139 :13-14
For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother's womb.
I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well.
Come and praise the Lord for His good works. See you.
Time : 8.30pm sharp
Worship : Mae
Sharing : Our Lives Together
Discipleship Series Book 1
Day 5-Being In The Presence of God
Read Exodus 33:9-10, 14-15
Psalm 139 :13-14
For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother's womb.
I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well.
Come and praise the Lord for His good works. See you.
3/11/11
Mission trip To China
Hi,
Browsing through the calendar I find that the suitable period is 27th Aug(Sat) to 4th Sep(Sun)- School holiday coincides with Merdeka and Hari Raya, super peak season.
Lanzhou climate is moderate during this period. As there's nothing spetacular about Lanzhou, I suggest we visit Xian as well.
I guess the ladies are bored by history and thrilled by shopping, so we can consider the other alternative- Guangzhou. This destination will satisfy both shopping and gastronomic urge.
Lanzhou pastor is coming for pastor retreat, I suggest bro Frank to liase with him.
Whichever destination we select we have to decide early to book tickets and make necessary tour arrangement.
Browsing through the calendar I find that the suitable period is 27th Aug(Sat) to 4th Sep(Sun)- School holiday coincides with Merdeka and Hari Raya, super peak season.
Lanzhou climate is moderate during this period. As there's nothing spetacular about Lanzhou, I suggest we visit Xian as well.
I guess the ladies are bored by history and thrilled by shopping, so we can consider the other alternative- Guangzhou. This destination will satisfy both shopping and gastronomic urge.
Lanzhou pastor is coming for pastor retreat, I suggest bro Frank to liase with him.
Whichever destination we select we have to decide early to book tickets and make necessary tour arrangement.
3/9/11
Cell Meeting on 11th March
Venue : Brother Frank's residence at Tivoli Villa,Bangsar
Time : 8.30pm sharp
Worship : Lead by sister Casey
Visitor : Brother Peter Hong
Discussion & Sharing:
Our Lives Together Booklet
a)Day Four- Friendship Factor ( Read Matthew 28:19-20)
b)Day Five- Being in the Presence of God (Read Exodus 33:9-10, 33:14-45)
Come with expectation of outpouring of the Lord's blessings and annointings.
Matthew 11: 28
'Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.
Time : 8.30pm sharp
Worship : Lead by sister Casey
Visitor : Brother Peter Hong
Discussion & Sharing:
Our Lives Together Booklet
a)Day Four- Friendship Factor ( Read Matthew 28:19-20)
b)Day Five- Being in the Presence of God (Read Exodus 33:9-10, 33:14-45)
Come with expectation of outpouring of the Lord's blessings and annointings.
Matthew 11: 28
'Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.
3/2/11
Re; Cell Mtg.8.30pm Subang Jaya
Dearly beloved,
Cell meeting will be held tomorrow at Bro. Alvin/Caseys' place in Subang Jaya. Same time 8.30pm . However please note is on Thursday and not Friday as Bro. Bernard Hull and Sis. Bee Bee is joining us. Please come prepared for some great and deep spiritual insights and understanding of Gospel to be shared by Bro. Bernard. Come with much expentancy as God is omnipresence and He is always please to see the gathering of His people, teachers, ministers and prophets. God bless.
ps. Can someone suggest a place in Subang Jaya for Jo' and I to take Bro. Bernard/Sis. Bee2 for some simple meal before Cell mtg. Please feel free to join meas I will post the venue once confirmed.
Cell meeting will be held tomorrow at Bro. Alvin/Caseys' place in Subang Jaya. Same time 8.30pm . However please note is on Thursday and not Friday as Bro. Bernard Hull and Sis. Bee Bee is joining us. Please come prepared for some great and deep spiritual insights and understanding of Gospel to be shared by Bro. Bernard. Come with much expentancy as God is omnipresence and He is always please to see the gathering of His people, teachers, ministers and prophets. God bless.
ps. Can someone suggest a place in Subang Jaya for Jo' and I to take Bro. Bernard/Sis. Bee2 for some simple meal before Cell mtg. Please feel free to join meas I will post the venue once confirmed.
2/25/11
2/22/11
Re;Combined CG under Cell Supervisor Bro. Kah Peng/May EE.25th Feb 8.30pm
Dear all,
Please be informed this friday is a combined meeting with the other 2cells under CS Bro. Kah Peng /Sis. May EE. Venue is at NLRC PJ Life Cafe. 8.30pm. Can those on duty for supper for our usual friday cell fellowship make some preparation for this gathering, estimate for 30ppl. For the rest ,please feel free to add and bless our bros/sisters of the other cells with your culinary delights. FYI the other cells are Bro. Gerald/Joanne and Bro. Lincoln/Sis.Eloi. God bless and see you all on Friday 25th Feb
Please be informed this friday is a combined meeting with the other 2cells under CS Bro. Kah Peng /Sis. May EE. Venue is at NLRC PJ Life Cafe. 8.30pm. Can those on duty for supper for our usual friday cell fellowship make some preparation for this gathering, estimate for 30ppl. For the rest ,please feel free to add and bless our bros/sisters of the other cells with your culinary delights. FYI the other cells are Bro. Gerald/Joanne and Bro. Lincoln/Sis.Eloi. God bless and see you all on Friday 25th Feb
Re:Bernard Hull
Dear all,
Ps. Bernard is in town but Hazel is not . Bernard is able to meet us on the 3rd of March evening. Please let me know if you are able (venue TBA) . Alternatively we can have the cell meeting on this date. Your suggestions is greatly appreciated. GB
Ps. Bernard is in town but Hazel is not . Bernard is able to meet us on the 3rd of March evening. Please let me know if you are able (venue TBA) . Alternatively we can have the cell meeting on this date. Your suggestions is greatly appreciated. GB
2/16/11
Cell Meeting on 18th Feb
Date : 18th Feb
Venue : Brother CH Soon's house
Time : 8.30pm
Worship : Sister Casey
Topic : Ourlives Together,Discipleship Series Book 1
Day Three (3)
Three Factors That Will Make a Great Cell
Read Roman 15: 1-3, 1John 1:7 and Act 2:47
Venue : Brother CH Soon's house
Time : 8.30pm
Worship : Sister Casey
Topic : Ourlives Together,Discipleship Series Book 1
Day Three (3)
Three Factors That Will Make a Great Cell
Read Roman 15: 1-3, 1John 1:7 and Act 2:47
2/10/11
CNY Cell Meeting
Host: A.K.Lee & Amelia
Venue: 9, SS2/16, PJ
Worship: Casey
Communion Sharing: Carin Choong
Refreshment / Feast??: Amelia
Topic: God's Ang Pau
Venue: 9, SS2/16, PJ
Worship: Casey
Communion Sharing: Carin Choong
Refreshment / Feast??: Amelia
Topic: God's Ang Pau
2/7/11
Just to share my thoughts
At last this Lunar New Year of the rabbit holiday season has come to an end, it is one of the longest stretch of holidays that is within memory. I just reflected on how ingenious we humans are to devise a calendar by which to measure time, and having marked the passage of 365 days we commemorate it with festivities and a long rest from the drudgery of our routine.
In order to look forward to a better year ahead we wish everybody a happy new year, and as Chinese we wish each other "fa cai" assuming that prosperity encompasses happiness. Hence we greet every one good fortune or happiness for the next 365 days.
Without sounding cynical I often wonder whether the greetor consciously and seriously intends such wishes for his greetee as he utters those words. Or are they mere cliche meaning nothing even to the recipient to whom they are addressed?
No matter how well-intended the greetors are no amount of wishes in any word form or substance can confer any good fortune, much less happiness, on anybody. So we confine those trite utterances as nothing more than mere greetings.
However, for the love of all members of Paul Cell and their families, and even to those who read this blog, let me consciously and genuinely wish them a happy and prosperous new year. We Chinese traditionally go to the temple on the first day of new year to pray for good fortune but as a Christian I prayed that all my friends in or outside church will for the new year be abundantly blessed to the full measure of God's grace in Jesus' name.
The festive season is the time for family and friends to get together to renew and refresh our bond. As time passes it behoves on us that we will not see many more getherings. It is time that we should spare a thought for those less fortunate, those who have no family or relatives for the reunion. Just reflect, isn't it more meaningful if we can organize a gethering to which all members of the church are invited like a church "open house"? Perhaps not only for new year but for other Chinese festivals as well. This will go well to dispell any misconception that Christianity is not compatible with Chinese custom, a misconception that turns away many from our faith.
At last this Lunar New Year of the rabbit holiday season has come to an end, it is one of the longest stretch of holidays that is within memory. I just reflected on how ingenious we humans are to devise a calendar by which to measure time, and having marked the passage of 365 days we commemorate it with festivities and a long rest from the drudgery of our routine.
In order to look forward to a better year ahead we wish everybody a happy new year, and as Chinese we wish each other "fa cai" assuming that prosperity encompasses happiness. Hence we greet every one good fortune or happiness for the next 365 days.
Without sounding cynical I often wonder whether the greetor consciously and seriously intends such wishes for his greetee as he utters those words. Or are they mere cliche meaning nothing even to the recipient to whom they are addressed?
No matter how well-intended the greetors are no amount of wishes in any word form or substance can confer any good fortune, much less happiness, on anybody. So we confine those trite utterances as nothing more than mere greetings.
However, for the love of all members of Paul Cell and their families, and even to those who read this blog, let me consciously and genuinely wish them a happy and prosperous new year. We Chinese traditionally go to the temple on the first day of new year to pray for good fortune but as a Christian I prayed that all my friends in or outside church will for the new year be abundantly blessed to the full measure of God's grace in Jesus' name.
The festive season is the time for family and friends to get together to renew and refresh our bond. As time passes it behoves on us that we will not see many more getherings. It is time that we should spare a thought for those less fortunate, those who have no family or relatives for the reunion. Just reflect, isn't it more meaningful if we can organize a gethering to which all members of the church are invited like a church "open house"? Perhaps not only for new year but for other Chinese festivals as well. This will go well to dispell any misconception that Christianity is not compatible with Chinese custom, a misconception that turns away many from our faith.
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