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Mid year reflection

15 June 2014 blogpastor Leave a comment

The middle of a year is a good time to retreat and reflect. You can have a personal retreat in your bedroom, or in a public park or in a quiet place like a library. Some are able to do it in a cafĂ© with the help of caffeine in the air. If you have […]

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Contemplative prayer Meditation, mid year reflection, retreat

Fallen fathers: upheld by grace

11 June 2014 blogpastor Leave a comment

We are all fallen fathers. There are no perfect fathers in case you think that there are. The fall has made sure of that. Every father has strengths and weaknesses. Often the immediate family members are most aware of these, especially the weaknesses. The Bible has many examples of fallen fathers: from Adam to Abraham, […]

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Spirituality fallen fathers, father, fathers' day

National Museum of Singapore: a refreshing change

9 June 2014 blogpastor Leave a comment

The last time I stepped into our national museum, I was probably a 10 or 11 years old primary school boy on a class excursion to the National Museum of Singapore. All I remember from that time was a huge mammoth bone structure hanging suspended in a huge hall. I also remember hosts of specimens […]

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Personal and family National Museum of Singapore, Salgado

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