came back on sunday around 8pm. tired but it was a good weekend. the turnout at the 6 hours seminar was 58 persons (2 at the last minute were unable to come). the participants were from the host church, church of the good shepherd, and from wesley methodist, calvary charismatic centre and st christopher's. it was a very time of learning together.
the sunday services were bilingual and my interpreter, rev raymond au, was an old friend from kampar days. we last met in 1994-95 when i was staying in jb doing my mtheol from ttc in singapore. since then, we lost touch but it was good to meet him and his family again after all these years. he was a wonderful interpreter as he didn't even have to look at my notes, just what text i was preaching from. presently, he is helping not only the anglican churches in jb but kulai and others including presbyterian churches.
hopefully, this would be a good beginning between the reb and the anglican churches here in jb. we foresee that there will be future seminars like these, especially opened to other churches nearby.
the sunday services were bilingual and my interpreter, rev raymond au, was an old friend from kampar days. we last met in 1994-95 when i was staying in jb doing my mtheol from ttc in singapore. since then, we lost touch but it was good to meet him and his family again after all these years. he was a wonderful interpreter as he didn't even have to look at my notes, just what text i was preaching from. presently, he is helping not only the anglican churches in jb but kulai and others including presbyterian churches.
hopefully, this would be a good beginning between the reb and the anglican churches here in jb. we foresee that there will be future seminars like these, especially opened to other churches nearby.
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