It had been several weeks of exciting training and experiential learning for all the cell groups that were gathered together at ACTS Lifestyle every Friday for retooling.  The purpose was to equip everyone to be disciple-making communities. The early sessions were mainly about self-discovery: different temperaments; the love languages; multiple-intelligences; and gender differences. The cells learn about one another in greater depth so that we can better relate to one another. At the same time people discover more about themselves, which is a bonus. Pastor Chua Seng Lee used his broad training experiences to equip the church for making disciples of the wrpf qualities.

Anticipation and fun was part of everything. It was not boring because there was less monologue and more surveys, workshops, moving about, games with learning objectives, and group discussions. Time just sped, and like shark fin soup served in a tiny bowl, people came the next week with an appetite for more. The young trainees of the STAR training program were given assignments to do and they were excellent and confident in leading the games and manning the multiple intelligences booth.

It was a refreshing ushers’ outing even though only 10 came for this walk. The weather was fantastic as just a day earlier, Singapore experienced thunderstorm and floods. We walked about three kilometres in 90 minutes and enjoyed God’s creation with its flowers, squirrels, birds and the fresh air. It is wonderful to pause, to slow down, to ponder in the midst of our fast paced life in Singapore. Many of us were first time taking the walk. We were pleasantly surprised that there are still places we have yet to explore in Singapore. I hope the next outing we will see more participants and perhaps the younger ones can suggest to us want we can do? Example: a one day during trip to JB? -Report by Sunny Chong, usher dept head.

The church camp at Glenmarie Holiday Inn was a success. The speaker was Rev Steven Teo for the main sessions and Darius and Caleb were speakers for the children’s church. The theme was “Loving God, Touching Hearts” and the sessions took off with exciting ice breakers conducted by Donnie, and worship from the worship team. The messages immediately impacted people and many responded to the altar call and encouraging personal prophecies were received. The Holy Spirit touched and revived many.

We had a balanced program of four messages, free afternoons, a whole afternoon and night for people to shop at One Utama shopping center in Petaling Jaya, and a concluding holy communion and small group sharing and prayer for one another.

The facilities and food at the hotel was good and the program balanced and people were blessed by the ministry of the Word and prayer. The men had their golf and gyms and the women and youths had their shopping and movies. We thank God for great organizing team led by Peter Lim.It was a great camp and we look forward to the next one in Equatorial Bangi Kuala Lumpur next year!

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It started with when Sunny Chong attended the MLM and Pastor Alvin was the trainer. The pastor expressed his passion for badminton which he played every Sunday without fail with his Eternal Life Assembly members. He invited the Sunny’s  interest group (mixture of pre-believers and church cell members of the West) to play a friendly game with them. This friendly was a good start to show pre-believers that Christianity is also fun and giving.

As for the report of the night’s game, we lost 5, won 4 and drew 1. In conclusion, we lost. Out of the 4 wins, they were won by Marcus (3 games, our star player of the night) and Annie Chong. Without these two players, we would have been relegated to Division 2.  We will be challenging them with a return match 3 months later. Sports is a good way to share the love of God as well as to fellowship with other churches.

Breaking into laughter, sharing animatedly, filling up a worksheet, discussing ideas and doing a timeline  to gain insights on what God is doing in one’s life. These are enjoyable activities that quickly take up the time from 7.30 to 9.30pm. Mark Cheong, Stephen Tay, Wai Tuck, Francis and Deena Shin, Hwee inn, Joyce Leong, Cavelyn, Lily Koh, Hazel, Beng Choo, Jeannie and Kim have attended 3 out of 6 sessions. They have worked on their “Timeline” and “Bilblical Purpose”, “Values” and “Vision”. They have attempted to craft their Personal Calling Statements. It has been fruitful times together so far. And quite enjoyable and enlightening as well. The six sessions workshop was facilitated by Abe Sim and Kenny Chee every Wednesday.

Ezra Yip

from GNK Patience class receiving the superbringer present from Pastor Thomas Tan on 11 Apr 10 for bringing friends to GNK

Elsa Ng

from GNK Peace class receiving the superbringer present from Pastor Kenny Chee on 4 Apr 10 for bringing friends to GNK