Posts by AMKMC Media Team (Page 11)
Women’s Society of Christian Service (WSCS) AGM 2022
To: All members of the Women’s Society of Christian Service of Ang Mo Kio Methodist Church NOTICE is hereby given that the 41st Annual General Meeting (“AGM”), Election Year of Ang Mo Kio Methodist Church (“AMKMC”) Women’s Society of Christian Service (“WSCS”) has been called to be held on 27 August 2022 (Saturday) at 9am, AMKMC level 5 Amstutz Hall, to transact the following business: 1. To receive the reports of the Executive Committee Officers 2. To adopt the Audited…
Trusting God In Difficult Times
By Cheryl Mah A person is described as having “the patience of Job” when exhibiting an immense and unyielding degree of patience and endurance in the face of overwhelming suffering and difficulties. This idiomatic expression originated from the Bible and is referred to in James 5:11 (KJV): “Behold, we count them happy which endure. Ye have heard of the patience of Job and have seen the end of the Lord; that the Lord is very pitiful, and of tender mercy.”…
2022 40.Day Prayer Guide by LoveSingapore
This year marks the 26th season of LoveSingapore’s 40.Day prayer from July 1 to August 9. The theme for this year is: To Live is Christ — a prayer journey through the Book of Philippians. The prayer guide will be published online: English edition: www.lovesingapore.org.sg/40day/2022 Prayer entries will be available one day at a time starting from 0001HR on July 1. Meanwhile, please visit the website for a preview: PrayerLude Table of Content How to Use this Prayer Guide How to Fast
Worship Is A Two-Way Street
By Cheryl Mah Before the birth of my elder child and even while she was still very young, I dreaded going to church for onsite services. Between the lack of sleep (due to staying out till the wee hours of the morning pre-motherhood and then suffering disturbed sleep during early motherhood) and laziness, I disliked having my Sundays to be utilised for anything other than catching up on sleep. Back then, there were no pre-recorded or livestream services, so when…
Pledging for Financial Year 2022/23
Beloved Brothers and Sisters-in-Christ, As our Church approaches the close of the financial year ending 31 July 2022, we praise God for His grace over the past year and His provisions for our Church. We thank God and you for your dedicated, faithful and generous service and giving all these years for our Church. We prayerfully seek the Lord’s blessing and your continued support for our Church’s coming financial year (1 August 2022 to 31 July 2023). As we move…
God’s Call To Gather Pt 3: Fear God Above All
By Rev Anthony Lee While Covid-19 pandemic has changed the ways we practiced our faith for a season, we need to recognise that the current circumstances are not the same as in 2020. Consider the following: High rate of vaccination in Singapore Most of us in Singapore are vaccinated, and this includes an increasing number of children. Therefore, the fear that gripped us all in back in 2020 should no longer be the dominant narrative. Even if a new deadlier…
God’s Call To Gather Pt 2: Christianity is a Communal Faith
By Rev Anthony Lee Moses led the people out of slavery in Egypt in order to worship God. Egypt represents the world we live in; entering the Promised Land represents leaving the world behind to worship God in Church. If we merely worship online, at our convenience, we are not truly “leaving” the world behind. Thus, there is great spiritual significance in our physical gathering for worship. Every time we gather as God’s people, it is a prophetic and spiritual…
God’s Call To Gather Pt 1: Obedience and Honour
By Rev Anthony Lee The start of the Covid pandemic more than two years ago has propelled the need for online worship. Online worship arose as a concession for people to continue worshipping on Sundays despite the Covid situation. It was never meant for the purpose of convenience (or worse, consumption), and should be seen as a last resort rather than the default option. While online worship at home has been necessary, over time, there has been unseen and untold…