O RD ER O F W O R S H I P
Call to Worship Dn Kelvin Lim
*Hymn 46 - A Mighty Fortress Is Our God
*Invocation & Gloria Patri *Responsive Scripture Reading James 4:1-10
Hymn 31 - Blessed Be the Name
Collection of Offerings *Doxology & Prayer Hymn 142 - Tell Me the Story of Jesus
Children’s Sermon & Scripture Memorisation
Pastoral Prayer Eld Mah Chin Kwang
Sermon Pr Jeremiah Sim
“A Christian’s Victory”
James 4:1-10
* Hymn 115 - Constantly Abiding
* Closing Prayer & Threefold Amen Volume 25, Issue 26
2nd Sept 2012
Welcome to all worshippers
Give unto the LORD the glory due unto his name;
worship the LORD in the beauty of holiness.
Psalm 29:2
Scripture Memorisation
CHRIST’S BIRTH
Galatians 4:4-5
But when the fulness of the time was come, God sent
forth his Son, made of a woman, made under the
law, To redeem them that were under the law, that
we might receive the adoption of sons.
* Congregation Standing
GETHSEMANE
BIBLE-PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
‘Not my will, but Thine, be done’ (Luke 22:42)
O RD ER O F W O R S H I P
Call to Worship Dn Kelvin Lim
*Hymn 46 - A Mighty Fortress Is Our God
*Invocation & Gloria Patri *Responsive Scripture Reading James 4:1-10
Hymn 31 - Blessed Be the Name
Collection of Offerings *Doxology & Prayer Hymn 142 - Tell Me the Story of Jesus
Children’s Sermon & Scripture Memorisation
Pastoral Prayer Eld Mah Chin Kwang
Sermon Pr Jeremiah Sim
“A Christian’s Victory”
James 4:1-10
* Hymn 115 - Constantly Abiding
* Closing Prayer & Threefold Amen Volume 25, Issue 26
2nd Sept 2012
Welcome to all worshippers
Give unto the LORD the glory due unto his name;
worship the LORD in the beauty of holiness.
Psalm 29:2
Scripture Memorisation
CHRIST’S BIRTH
Galatians 4:4-5
But when the fulness of the time was come, God sent
forth his Son, made of a woman, made under the
law, To redeem them that were under the law, that
we might receive the adoption of sons.
* Congregation Standing
GETHSEMANE
BIBLE-PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
‘Not my will, but Thine, be done’ (Luke 22:42)
SUNDAY DUTY ROSTER
Sept 02
Sept 09
Church Choir & Children’s Choir
Church Choir & Children’s Choir
09-10am
Malayalam Fellowship Bro Benny Skariah
Malayalam Fellowship
Worship Leader: Eld Alan Choy
Preacher: Pr Daniel Lim; Pianist: Sarah Yap
Ushers: Chan Tuck Whye & Cayson Chok
Worship Leader: Pr Daniel Lim
Preacher: Pr Daniel Lim; Pianist: Eunice Choy
Flowers: Ivy Seah; Refreshment: Jenn Lee
Ushers: Sam Cheah & Leow Beng Wee
Worship Leader: Pr Kelvin Lim
Preacher: Pr Jeremiah Sim
Musicians: Chloe Pawa & Sarah Lee
Ushers: Beng Wee, Max, Marcus Lim, Kwan Teng,
Danial & Benny; Greeter: Mong Jee Pawa
AV Ministry: Crew No. 1
Flowers: Khaw Swee Keng
Refreshment Duty: Aileen Tan, Pansy Ng &
Mabel Lim
Junior Worship: Carolyn Koshy (Jasmine Tan),
Donal dela Cruz (Esther Quek), Low Chip Hung
Worship Leader: Eld Alan Choy
Preacher: Rev Dr Prabhudas Koshy
Musicians: Chu Seong Yeng & Jasmine Low
Ushers: Jeremiah, Edwin, Andy, Tuck Whye, Randy
& Jason; Greeter: Violet Quek
AV Ministry: Crew No. 2
Flowers: Carolyn Koshy
Refreshment Duty: Ruth Low, Corliss Tan &
Stella Tan
Junior Worship: Diana Chan (Sally Lum),
Stefanie Wong (Cecilia Siah), Low Hui Lin
Worship Leader: Pr Dennis Kabingue
Preacher: Pr Dennis Kabingue
Pianist: Dorcas Koshy; Usher: Norefel Resuma
Refreshment: Roscelle Lim
Worship Leader: Pr Dennis Kabingue
Preacher: Pr Dennis Kabingue
Pianist: Chloe Pawa; Usher: Donald dela Cruz
Refreshment: Daryl Kabingue
Song Leader: Choy Luan Kheng
Nursery-P2: Choy Luan Kheng
P3-P6: Low Boon Siang
Song Leader: Carolyn Koshy
Nursery-P2: Kamalamangai
P3-P6: Jeremiah Sim
Venue: 487 Bedok South Ave 2
English Speaker: Bro Edwin Quek
Dialect Speaker: Pr Daniel Lim
Venue: 41 Toa Payoh Rise
English Speaker: Eld Mah Chin Kwang
Dialect Speaker: Eld Alan Choy
Lions
Home
3.30pm
GCM
1.30pm
Filipino
Service
10.30am
English
Service
10.30am
Chinese
Service
09-10am
Flowers: Roscelle Lim; Refreshment: Gan Sheu Hoong
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SUNDAY DUTY ROSTER
Sept 02
Sept 09
Church Choir & Children’s Choir
Church Choir & Children’s Choir
09-10am
Malayalam Fellowship Bro Benny Skariah
Malayalam Fellowship
Worship Leader: Eld Alan Choy
Preacher: Pr Daniel Lim; Pianist: Sarah Yap
Ushers: Chan Tuck Whye & Cayson Chok
Worship Leader: Pr Daniel Lim
Preacher: Pr Daniel Lim; Pianist: Eunice Choy
Flowers: Ivy Seah; Refreshment: Jenn Lee
Ushers: Sam Cheah & Leow Beng Wee
Worship Leader: Pr Kelvin Lim
Preacher: Pr Jeremiah Sim
Musicians: Chloe Pawa & Sarah Lee
Ushers: Beng Wee, Max, Marcus Lim, Kwan Teng,
Danial & Benny; Greeter: Mong Jee Pawa
AV Ministry: Crew No. 1
Flowers: Khaw Swee Keng
Refreshment Duty: Aileen Tan, Pansy Ng &
Mabel Lim
Junior Worship: Carolyn Koshy (Jasmine Tan),
Donal dela Cruz (Esther Quek), Low Chip Hung
Worship Leader: Eld Alan Choy
Preacher: Rev Dr Prabhudas Koshy
Musicians: Chu Seong Yeng & Jasmine Low
Ushers: Jeremiah, Edwin, Andy, Tuck Whye, Randy
& Jason; Greeter: Violet Quek
AV Ministry: Crew No. 2
Flowers: Carolyn Koshy
Refreshment Duty: Ruth Low, Corliss Tan &
Stella Tan
Junior Worship: Diana Chan (Sally Lum),
Stefanie Wong (Cecilia Siah), Low Hui Lin
Worship Leader: Pr Dennis Kabingue
Preacher: Pr Dennis Kabingue
Pianist: Dorcas Koshy; Usher: Norefel Resuma
Refreshment: Roscelle Lim
Worship Leader: Pr Dennis Kabingue
Preacher: Pr Dennis Kabingue
Pianist: Chloe Pawa; Usher: Donald dela Cruz
Refreshment: Daryl Kabingue
Song Leader: Choy Luan Kheng
Nursery-P2: Choy Luan Kheng
P3-P6: Low Boon Siang
Song Leader: Carolyn Koshy
Nursery-P2: Kamalamangai
P3-P6: Jeremiah Sim
Venue: 487 Bedok South Ave 2
English Speaker: Bro Edwin Quek
Dialect Speaker: Pr Daniel Lim
Venue: 41 Toa Payoh Rise
English Speaker: Eld Mah Chin Kwang
Dialect Speaker: Eld Alan Choy
1.30pm
3.30pm
Lions
Home
GCM
Filipino
Service
10.30am
English
Service
10.30am
Chinese
Service
09-10am
Flowers: Roscelle Lim; Refreshment: Gan Sheu Hoong
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02 September 2012
Pastoral Exhortation
Prabhudas Koshy
“The Meek”
We live in a society that renounces meekness
as weakness and pronounces might as right.
This society is very likely to laugh at Jesus
who said, “Blessed are the meek: for they shall
inherit the earth” (Matthew 5:5). There is an
old joke to revise the saying, “The meek will
inherit the earth – if that’s okay with the rest
of you.” This joke came about as a result of the
general belief that meekness is weakness and
the weak will always be dispossessed by the
strong.
We should not doubt the veracity of the Lord’s
saying because it is belittled by the world.
We must believe and practise the sayings of
our Lord to be truly blessed. As Christians,
we should not allow ourselves to be shaped
by what everyone else thinks in this world.
We are to be moulded by the truth that Jesus
teaches us. He wants us to understand the
true strengths and blessedness of life. So let
us consider the words of Christ: “Blessed are
the meek: for they shall inherit the earth.”
What does it mean to be meek? Meekness
has been defined as “a humble and gentle
attitude towards God and man”. Knowing
that we, as Christians, are poor in spirit, we
humble ourselves to trust the Lord for the
divine redemption and resources to live the
Christian life. Christians mourn over their
sins and the sins of others. So they should not
be self-assuming and proud, but self-denying
and meek.
A humble admission
Meekness is a virtue that humbly admits the
shortcomings and sins in one’s life, believing
that God will deliver him from them all.
When he is wrong and is corrected, he will not
become defensive and aggressive. Admitting
one’s sins meekly is a spiritual blessedness, for
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02 September 2012
Pastoral Exhortation
Prabhudas Koshy
“The Meek”
We live in a society that renounces meekness
as weakness and pronounces might as right.
This society is very likely to laugh at Jesus
who said, “Blessed are the meek: for they shall
inherit the earth” (Matthew 5:5). There is an
old joke to revise the saying, “The meek will
inherit the earth – if that’s okay with the rest
of you.” This joke came about as a result of the
general belief that meekness is weakness and
the weak will always be dispossessed by the
strong.
We should not doubt the veracity of the Lord’s
saying because it is belittled by the world.
We must believe and practise the sayings of
our Lord to be truly blessed. As Christians,
we should not allow ourselves to be shaped
by what everyone else thinks in this world.
We are to be moulded by the truth that Jesus
teaches us. He wants us to understand the
true strengths and blessedness of life. So let
us consider the words of Christ: “Blessed are
the meek: for they shall inherit the earth.”
What does it mean to be meek? Meekness
has been defined as “a humble and gentle
attitude towards God and man”. Knowing
that we, as Christians, are poor in spirit, we
humble ourselves to trust the Lord for the
divine redemption and resources to live the
Christian life. Christians mourn over their
sins and the sins of others. So they should not
be self-assuming and proud, but self-denying
and meek.
A humble admission
Meekness is a virtue that humbly admits the
shortcomings and sins in one’s life, believing
that God will deliver him from them all.
When he is wrong and is corrected, he will not
become defensive and aggressive. Admitting
one’s sins meekly is a spiritual blessedness, for
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it opens the way to truth and righteousness.
“The meek will he guide in judgment: and the
meek will he teach his way” (Psalm 25:9).
Becoming defensive and critical of the
person who corrects our sins is never a meek
behaviour. To say to the one who corrects us,
“Well, you’re neither perfect, so what’s the big
deal?” – is pure arrogance and rudeness.
Meekness will not permit us to be bitter and
vengeful to others, even when we are chided
for our mistakes. The meek will humbly
receive reproof without getting defensive. The
meek person is able to say, “You’re right. That’s
an aspect of my life where I need to change.
Would you help me improve in this area?”
Covering up our sins is not meekness, but
pride.
A humble devotion
Meekness is a virtue that humbly devotes itself
to God always. Meekness moves a person to be
totally preoccupied with serving God. However
the world may perceive his commitment to
God, the meek person remains resolved to
fulfil the good will of the Lord.
Moses is a fine example of this aspect of
meekness. Miriam and Aaron, his elder
siblings, began to challenge his leadership
ostensibly because he had married a Ethiopian
woman. They were envious that the Lord had
been speaking through him to the people of
Israel. Yet Moses was not troubled, neither was
he vengeful. The Word of God records, “Now
the man Moses was very meek, above all the
men which were upon the face of the earth”
(Numbers 12:3). The Lord then intervened and
rebuked the dissenting Aaron and Miriam. He
also told them, “My servant Moses is not so,
who is faithful in all mine house” (Numbers
12:7). The meekness of Moses was truly a
reflection of his faithfulness to God’s calling.
Zephaniah the prophet proclaimed: “Seek ye
the LORD, all ye meek of the earth, which have
wrought his judgment; seek righteousness,
seek meekness” (Zephaniah 2:3). Seeking the
Lord’s righteousness is the chief business of all
who are truly meek. For this, we must humbly
receive the Word of God – “Wherefore lay apart
all filthiness and superfluity of naughtiness,
and receive with meekness the engrafted word,
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it opens the way to truth and righteousness.
“The meek will he guide in judgment: and the
meek will he teach his way” (Psalm 25:9).
Becoming defensive and critical of the
person who corrects our sins is never a meek
behaviour. To say to the one who corrects us,
“Well, you’re neither perfect, so what’s the big
deal?” – is pure arrogance and rudeness.
Meekness will not permit us to be bitter and
vengeful to others, even when we are chided
for our mistakes. The meek will humbly
receive reproof without getting defensive. The
meek person is able to say, “You’re right. That’s
an aspect of my life where I need to change.
Would you help me improve in this area?”
Covering up our sins is not meekness, but
pride.
A humble devotion
Meekness is a virtue that humbly devotes itself
to God always. Meekness moves a person to be
totally preoccupied with serving God. However
the world may perceive his commitment to
God, the meek person remains resolved to
fulfil the good will of the Lord.
Moses is a fine example of this aspect of
meekness. Miriam and Aaron, his elder
siblings, began to challenge his leadership
ostensibly because he had married a Ethiopian
woman. They were envious that the Lord had
been speaking through him to the people of
Israel. Yet Moses was not troubled, neither was
he vengeful. The Word of God records, “Now
the man Moses was very meek, above all the
men which were upon the face of the earth”
(Numbers 12:3). The Lord then intervened and
rebuked the dissenting Aaron and Miriam. He
also told them, “My servant Moses is not so,
who is faithful in all mine house” (Numbers
12:7). The meekness of Moses was truly a
reflection of his faithfulness to God’s calling.
Zephaniah the prophet proclaimed: “Seek ye
the LORD, all ye meek of the earth, which have
wrought his judgment; seek righteousness,
seek meekness” (Zephaniah 2:3). Seeking the
Lord’s righteousness is the chief business of all
who are truly meek. For this, we must humbly
receive the Word of God – “Wherefore lay apart
all filthiness and superfluity of naughtiness,
and receive with meekness the engrafted word,
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which is able to save your souls” (James 1:21).
A humble disposition
The meek, having boldness and humility, are
willing to take on any opposition for the sake
of God, while at the same time being equally
willing to put up with any insult or indignity
aimed at themselves. Meekness is a quiet and
calm disposition that results from absolute
trust in and submission to God’s will and power.
Even when we are persecuted and rejected,
the meek, trusting in God’s sovereignty, will
boldly stand for Him. When intimidating and
threatening words and actions are directed
to meek persons, they will quietly rest in
God’s providence instead of being stirred up
to behave violently. Our previous example of
Moses in Numbers 12 proved this case. The
reason they are able to do so is because they
have committed their cause to God. This is the
real secret of being meek. They are not agitated
by what others think or say about them. They
are only concerned about what God has to say
about them.
The life of the Lord Jesus was an epitome of
meekness. Isaiah’s prophecy affirms this:
“He was oppressed, and he was afflicted, yet
he opened not his mouth: he is brought as a
lamb to the slaughter, and as a sheep before
her shearers is dumb, so he openeth not his
mouth” (Isaiah 53:7). Christ our Master was
as meek as a lamb. It would be tragic for His
followers to be seen as fierce wild beasts,
avenging or retaliating those who have hurt
them.
Conclusion
The blessing of the meek, according to Jesus,
is that the meek will inherit the earth. This
saying of Jesus resembles the words of Psalm
37:11: “But the meek shall inherit the earth;
and shall delight themselves in the abundance
of peace.”
God is not looking for superstars or celebrities
to preach the Gospel all over the earth. The
true soldiers of the cross whom He sent to win
His elect from every part of the world are the
meek. With meekness, they preach the meek
and lowly Christ who promised rest to those
who would come to Him (cf. Matthew 11:28-30).
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which is able to save your souls” (James 1:21).
A humble disposition
The meek, having boldness and humility, are
willing to take on any opposition for the sake
of God, while at the same time being equally
willing to put up with any insult or indignity
aimed at themselves. Meekness is a quiet and
calm disposition that results from absolute
trust in and submission to God’s will and power.
Even when we are persecuted and rejected,
the meek, trusting in God’s sovereignty, will
boldly stand for Him. When intimidating and
threatening words and actions are directed
to meek persons, they will quietly rest in
God’s providence instead of being stirred up
to behave violently. Our previous example of
Moses in Numbers 12 proved this case. The
reason they are able to do so is because they
have committed their cause to God. This is the
real secret of being meek. They are not agitated
by what others think or say about them. They
are only concerned about what God has to say
about them.
The life of the Lord Jesus was an epitome of
meekness. Isaiah’s prophecy affirms this:
“He was oppressed, and he was afflicted, yet
he opened not his mouth: he is brought as a
lamb to the slaughter, and as a sheep before
her shearers is dumb, so he openeth not his
mouth” (Isaiah 53:7). Christ our Master was
as meek as a lamb. It would be tragic for His
followers to be seen as fierce wild beasts,
avenging or retaliating those who have hurt
them.
Conclusion
The blessing of the meek, according to Jesus,
is that the meek will inherit the earth. This
saying of Jesus resembles the words of Psalm
37:11: “But the meek shall inherit the earth;
and shall delight themselves in the abundance
of peace.”
God is not looking for superstars or celebrities
to preach the Gospel all over the earth. The
true soldiers of the cross whom He sent to win
His elect from every part of the world are the
meek. With meekness, they preach the meek
and lowly Christ who promised rest to those
who would come to Him (cf. Matthew 11:28-30).
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Junior Worshippers’ Page
Kelvin Lim
At the Appointed Time (I)
“But when the fulness of the time was come, God sent forth his Son, made of a woman, made
under the law, To redeem them that were under the law, that we might receive the adoption of sons”
(Galatians 4:4-5).
Dear children, as we continue to study the topic
of Christ’s birth, and learn more about what the
Lord Jesus Christ has done for us by His first
coming, may God bless your little hearts with
gratefulness towards Jesus!
The phrase, “when the fulness of the time
was come” teaches us that God had indeed
appointed a time for the birth of Christ. So
when Jesus was born in the days of Herod, the
king (cf. Matthew 2:1-2), it was the exact time
that God has appointed for His coming to this
world to save sinners.
Next, we read of the phrase, “made under the
law”. This points to the fact that Jesus was born a
Jew and all Jews were expected to be obedient to
the Law of God. As such, He was circumcised as
a baby, and when He grew up, He obeyed all the
requirements of the Law (cf. Luke 2:21 & 42).
Thus He fulfilled all righteousness of the Law,
proving Himself to be without sin.
But this is not the case with you and me, for
we are all born in sin! Every one of us is under
the condemnation of the Law because of our
sins. We do lie and steal, and in fact, repeatedly
we sin. So we are condemned by the Law as
disobedient and guilty. We need someone to
bring us back to God, and that person is none
other than the Lord Jesus Christ!
My young reader, God, at His appointed time,
sent the Lord Jesus Christ to bring sinners back
to Himself. Let all who have trusted the Lord for
salvation from their sins and guilt thank Him
with a grateful heart!
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Junior Worshippers’ Page
Kelvin Lim
At the Appointed Time (I)
“But when the fulness of the time was come, God sent forth his Son, made of a woman, made
under the law, To redeem them that were under the law, that we might receive the adoption of sons”
(Galatians 4:4-5).
Dear children, as we continue to study the topic
of Christ’s birth, and learn more about what the
Lord Jesus Christ has done for us by His first
coming, may God bless your little hearts with
gratefulness towards Jesus!
The phrase, “when the fulness of the time
was come” teaches us that God had indeed
appointed a time for the birth of Christ. So
when Jesus was born in the days of Herod, the
king (cf. Matthew 2:1-2), it was the exact time
that God has appointed for His coming to this
world to save sinners.
Next, we read of the phrase, “made under the
law”. This points to the fact that Jesus was born a
Jew and all Jews were expected to be obedient to
the Law of God. As such, He was circumcised as
a baby, and when He grew up, He obeyed all the
requirements of the Law (cf. Luke 2:21 & 42).
Thus He fulfilled all righteousness of the Law,
proving Himself to be without sin.
But this is not the case with you and me, for
we are all born in sin! Every one of us is under
the condemnation of the Law because of our
sins. We do lie and steal, and in fact, repeatedly
we sin. So we are condemned by the Law as
disobedient and guilty. We need someone to
bring us back to God, and that person is none
other than the Lord Jesus Christ!
My young reader, God, at His appointed time,
sent the Lord Jesus Christ to bring sinners back
to Himself. Let all who have trusted the Lord for
salvation from their sins and guilt thank Him
with a grateful heart!
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ANNOUNCEMENT
COLLECTION
Sunday (26/8/2012)
General Offering 3,808.80
Tithes 840.00
Ethiopia Van Fund 200.00
Bible Witness 100.00
Kelvin Lim 100.00
Lok Kwok Wah 100.00
Kenneth Wong 100.00
Grace Tiu (Medical Fund) 1,000.00
Please obtain the registration forms from the reception.
Venue: Hotel Equatorial Bangi, Putrajaya
Speakers: Rev Dr Jeffrey Khoo & Pastor Koshy
Theme: “The Lord’s Message to the Church” (Rev 2-3)
Camp fees: Adults: Single - $515; Twin sharing - $350;
Triple sharing - $325
Children: 4-11 years of age with extra bed - $230
4-11 years of age without extra bed - $140 (Those below
4 years of age - free.)
Transport: $70/person
Closing Date: 28 Oct 2012.
Sign up today! For further enquiries, please contact Dn Francis Lee.
Non-Sunday Gifts
Seniors’ Ministry 200.00
Bible Witness 20.00, 50.00
SPECIAL FUNDS
(Total as of 26th August)
Ethiopia Bldg Fund
1,043,463.44
Ethiopia Van Fund
20,875.90
Grace Tiu
11,232.00
It will be held on 30th September 2012 at 1.30pm in this
auditorium. All communicant members are required to attend.
All afternoon activities will be cancelled for that day.
"Faithful Men" by Pastor Koshy
Chairman: Dn Kelvin Lim
Date & Time: Saturday, 8th Sept 2012 at 4.00pm
Venue: TGCM premises - 202B, Ponggol Seventeenth Avenue
Singapore 829662
Transport from Punggol MRT at 3.45pm.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
COLLECTION
Sunday (26/8/2012)
General Offering 3,808.80
Tithes 840.00
Ethiopia Van Fund 200.00
Bible Witness 100.00
Kelvin Lim 100.00
Lok Kwok Wah 100.00
Kenneth Wong 100.00
Grace Tiu (Medical Fund) 1,000.00
Please obtain the registration forms from the reception.
Venue: Hotel Equatorial Bangi, Putrajaya
Speakers: Rev Dr Jeffrey Khoo & Pastor Koshy
Theme: “The Lord’s Message to the Church” (Rev 2-3)
Camp fees: Adults: Single - $515; Twin sharing - $350;
Triple sharing - $325
Children: 4-11 years of age with extra bed - $230
4-11 years of age without extra bed - $140 (Those below
4 years of age - free.)
Transport: $70/person
Closing Date: 28 Oct 2012.
Sign up today! For further enquiries, please contact Dn Francis Lee.
Non-Sunday Gifts
Seniors’ Ministry 200.00
Bible Witness 20.00, 50.00
SPECIAL FUNDS
(Total as of 26th August)
Ethiopia Bldg Fund
1,043,463.44
Ethiopia Van Fund
20,875.90
Grace Tiu
11,232.00
It will be held on 30th September 2012 at 1.30pm in this
auditorium. All communicant members are required to attend.
All afternoon activities will be cancelled for that day.
"Faithful Men" by Pastor Koshy
Chairman: Dn Kelvin Lim
Date & Time: Saturday, 8th Sept 2012 at 4.00pm
Venue: TGCM premises - 202B, Ponggol Seventeenth Avenue
Singapore 829662
Transport from Punggol MRT at 3.45pm.
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POST-WORSHIP ACTIVITIES
Please stay back after worship to join:
Refreshment & Fellowship (12.30-1.30pm)
Adults’ and Youth Bible Study (1.30-3.00pm)
Children’s Bible Study (1.30-3.00pm)
TUESDAY-FRIDAY ACTIVITIES
Tuesday Prayer Gathering (8.00pm)
Wednesday Lunch Hour Bible Study (Cancelled)
Thursday Seniors’ Ministry (11.00am)
Friday Morning Prayer (6.45-7.30am)
“H oly Women of God”
A ladies’ seminar organised by the Ladies’ Fellowship
15 September 2012 (Saturday)
1.30-5.00pm
City Beach Resort (8 Port Rd)
Speaker: Pastor Koshy
Pick-up: 1.00pm @Labrador MRT station
Invite your friends & relatives!
Please register with Sis Annie Ho.
GYAF
Retreat
28-29 Sept 2012 (Fri & Sat)
28/9: 7.15pm - Dinner
8.15pm - Message
29/9: Whole day
Venue: Aloha Changi
Speaker: Pastor Koshy
More details to follow. Please
sign up at the reception
table. For enquiries, please
contact Maverick Pang
(9739 3792).
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Time and Place of Worship
10.30am
SingPost Centre Level 5
10 Eunos Rd 8
(Next to Paya Lebar MRT)
Prayer Hotline
8138 8139
SMS your prayer item
Our Office
510 Geylang Road, #02-06,
Singapore 389466
Tel: 6741 1910; Fax: 6741 1016
Our Websites
gethsemanebpc.com
biblewitness.com
Our Pastor
Rev Dr Prabhudas Koshy
Mobile: 9001 1119
Email:
[email protected]
Our Session
Rev Dr Prabhudas Koshy,
Eld Mah Chin Kwang,
Eld Alan Choy,
Dn Arvind Pawa,
Dn Daniel Lim,
Dn Lok Kwok Wah,
Dn Kelvin Lim &
Dn Francis Lee
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POST-WORSHIP ACTIVITIES
Please stay back after worship to join:
Refreshment & Fellowship (12.30-1.30pm)
Adults’ and Youth Bible Study (1.30-3.00pm)
Children’s Bible Study (1.30-3.00pm)
TUESDAY-FRIDAY ACTIVITIES
Tuesday Prayer Gathering (8.00pm)
Wednesday Lunch Hour Bible Study (Cancelled)
Thursday Seniors’ Ministry (11.00am)
Friday Morning Prayer (6.45-7.30am)
“H oly Women of God”
A ladies’ seminar organised by the Ladies’ Fellowship
15 September 2012 (Saturday)
1.30-5.00pm
City Beach Resort (8 Port Rd)
Speaker: Pastor Koshy
Pick-up: 1.00pm @Labrador MRT station
Invite your friends & relatives!
Please register with Sis Annie Ho.
GYAF
Retreat
28-29 Sept 2012 (Fri & Sat)
28/9: 7.15pm - Dinner
8.15pm - Message
29/9: Whole day
Venue: Aloha Changi
Speaker: Pastor Koshy
More details to follow. Please
sign up at the reception
table. For enquiries, please
contact Maverick Pang
(9739 3792).
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Time and Place of Worship
10.30am
SingPost Centre Level 5
10 Eunos Rd 8
(Next to Paya Lebar MRT)
Prayer Hotline
8138 8139
SMS your prayer item
Our Office
510 Geylang Road, #02-06,
Singapore 389466
Tel: 6741 1910; Fax: 6741 1016
Our Websites
gethsemanebpc.com
biblewitness.com
Our Pastor
Rev Dr Prabhudas Koshy
Mobile: 9001 1119
Email:
[email protected]
Our Session
Rev Dr Prabhudas Koshy,
Eld Mah Chin Kwang,
Eld Alan Choy,
Dn Arvind Pawa,
Dn Daniel Lim,
Dn Lok Kwok Wah,
Dn Kelvin Lim &
Dn Francis Lee