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Fifany: a new word

9 June 2015 blogpastor Leave a comment

I have minted a new word from the Sunday pulpit: “fifany”. This is the season of Pentecost. So over the last few Sundays we have been preaching about the Holy Spirit and people’s encounters with Him. We planned a series of sermons that will cover Acts 1, 2, 8, 9 and 10. Last Sunday I […]

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Society and religion FIFA, Fifa bribes

Sabah quake: Pray for TKPS

8 June 2015 blogpastor Leave a comment

The Sabah earthquake and the tremble of mighty Mt Kinabalu shocked and struck many chords within me. I love trekking that mountain. As a pastor I have led three church groups (20-40 members each time), of young people and families mainly from eleven years old to over fifty. To hear of news of the Sabah […]

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Hiking, Interests, Society and religion Hiking, Sabah quake, Tanjong Katong Primary School

Keeping quiet

1 June 2015 blogpastor Leave a comment

I had been preparing the messages and workshops for a Methodist church retreat in June. It is a preached retreat to introduce fervent evangelicals to a few spiritual disciplines and spiritual formation. The topics include Slowing down, Silence, The six stages of the life of faith, Journey through he wall, The review of the day […]

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Contemplative prayer church camps, Pablo Neruda, silence

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