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Some thoughts on Singapore Budget 2010 Part 2

The Singapore Budget 2010 is designed to increase productivity of the economy. As such, much of the resources allocation is to companies that invest in technology or innovations. It is hoped that by helping companies work better, the increased profitiability will ultimately benefit the people of the nation as a whole as we share in the [...]

GLCC Vision 2010 Part 4

I envision GLCC to be “An Acts Church for Today”
The Book of Acts gives us 5 characteristics of the kind of people we aim to be:
1. Spirit-empowered people
2. Spiritual people
3. Soul-winning people
4. Scriptual people
5. Supplicating people
(Pls see previous blog entry for 1st 2 characteristics)
The Acts Church is Soul-winning. They were constantly reaching people for Jesus [...]

GLCC Vision 2010 Part 3

I envision GLCC to be “An Acts Church for Today”
That’s it! This is exactly what we should aim for. This is what we dream of ourselves to be. This is our vision, our future, our hope! An Acts Church for Today!
The Book of Acts gives us 5 charateristics of the kind of people we aim to [...]

GLCC Vison 2010 Part 2

“Vision without Action  is Daydream but Action without Vision is Nightmare”
Proverbs says “Where there is no vision, the people perish (Scatter)”.
We need a clear vision from God. What will that vision be? What should be the goal for this church in Singapore? What should we be like?
The Lord gave me the vision one morning in [...]

GLCC Vision 2010 Part 1

I read a Japanese Proverb that says
“Vision without Action  is Daydream
but Action without Vision is Nightmare”
And it’s so true isn’t it?
It’s a tragedy when we are busy without a clear direction or goal. It can happen in our families, at our workplace, and in our lives.
Our Christianity can be in danger of that too. We can be [...]

A Pastor’s thanksgiving (Church in Singapore)

As your Pastor, I just want to thank God for you wonderful people here at GLCC. I’ve been told horror stories by many pastors in their churches. But for these 3 years, I’ve had so much joy serving you! You are indeed, a great Church in Singapore.
 
I thank God for your love for Him. It’s [...]

Let the younger ones step up!

Singapore’s Minister Mentor Mr Lee Kuan Yew believes that a country having younger politicians will create better results. He also notes many countries are already going in this direction
“The Chinese …….have an age rule: In the centre, in Beijing, at 65, you retire. Whether you’re good or no good, 65 is the cut-off date … They [...]

Gospel Outreach at YMCA

Amazing Outreach Opportunity!
 
Great Harvest @YMCA for 2010.
Let’s be a soul-winning church in Singapore. Outreach to 160 secondary school students (Sec 2 to 4), from China, Indonesia, Philippines and Vietnam. These are foreign students studying here in a private school run by the Christian organisation YMCA. We have been invited to help these students with [...]

Blessed GLCC Chinese Camp 2

Another blessing in this camp is the Children’s Program.
Praise God for Pastor Chee Keen in his vision to prioritize the children’s needs. They are not in the camp to accompany their parents and while their time away. Pastor Chee Keen ensured they were also well fed and ministered to during the camp.
A team of teenagers [...]

Camp reflections

We would like to thank each one of you who prayed with us for success on our just concluded First GLCC Filipino camp in Batam, Indonesia.
There were few salient things I found  in our camp, namely;
1. It strengthened relationships. Families have time for their kids; husbands with their wives and church members with one another. [...]