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It was relaxed and fun. The young adult cell that my wife and I hosted for a year and a half bought us a Japanese buffet dinner at Chow House along Robinson Road. Samuel Chan was also going back to Adelaide so this was a goodbye meal too. The sashimi was fresh, the food was good and the company was just great…..with Bible trivia thrown in too.

There was a lot of banter and laughter. This group has developed a spirtual intimacy: very open and honest in their sharing about their lives, caring and praying for one another. This is certainly one of the most important thing about being part of a small Christian community: we can love one another deeply, and share openly in safety and vulnerability and full acceptance; and strengthen each other’s faith while engaging in mission (John 13:34,35). This is what church is meant to be about; this is what I believe folks in their twenties are searching for, what will deeply satisfy them. It has to be more than the kind of friendships, or thrills and varied experiences you can find in the world; it has to be deep spiritual friendships of committed love: a commodity as rare as uranium, and potentially, even more explosive!

The cell leader is XX and he leads well and feeds Joel the “flock” well too. 

We were blessed to host this group in our home, to see them through ups and downs, to steady them through unmet expectations. We grew in our affection for them, and after a long stretch of rootlessness, visiting cell after cell every Friday, we felt a sense of belonging in this cell. But from the beginning, this arrangement was not meant to be permanent, and it won’t, but we are enjoying it till the page is turned.

If love is not the greatest, then what is?

(Report by Kenny)

We held the young adults my hope, Singapore event and we had a lovely time together. We brought two young adult groups together for the Christmas party. We sang Christmas carols, played some get to know you games, had great food and fellowship, watched a video of Neville Tan’s dramatic transformation from notorious gangster to preacher, and shared and prayed in groups. Two guests came and the evangelistic thrust wasn’t strong but the young people enjoyed themselves so much they couldn’t bear to leave.

Thank God that the gracious Christians from Trinity Christian Centre who were using the place in the afternoon, on our request, consented to leave the Christmas decor they had set up for us to use in our event. We took them down and passed it to them that very night.

We weren’t supposed to use the multi-purpose hall either, but somebody gave it up at the last moment, and we immediately booked it!

I read that more than 22,000 such parties were hosted by Singapore churches and the response though not yet officially tallied looked pretty good from informal reports.

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