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The task that energizes me

6 October 2014 blogpastor Leave a comment

On the subject of equipping, the three main tasks of a pastor are to feed, to care and to lead. Feeding entails the teaching of God’s word to God’s people. This is done through Sunday sermons, facilitating study groups, through cell group learning, and through the equipping stations. God’s people grow by feeding on the […]

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Preaching equipping, Preaching, teaching

The Ark: a place of rest

2 October 2014 blogpastor 5 Comments

The Ark is a Pentecostal church. What a unique name. Pastor Jimmy Hoo started this church after he left the Emmanuel Assembly of God. It is small fellowship of 30 plus and they worship at the Village Hotel Bugis at 390 Victoria Street on the 6th level. I got to know Pastor Jimmy on Facebook. […]

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General grace-based churches, Pastor Jimmy Hoo, small church, The Ark

Of PSLE and all other dreaded exams

29 September 2014 blogpastor Leave a comment

The PSLE examinations and results can be a forbidding hurdle that both parents and children have to navigate. It is a stressful time for all. Everyone prays and works and hopes for the best. We hope our child will manage to get at least into the express stream. We would even accept the normal stream, […]

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Society and religion exams, God's will, PSLE

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