Pictures on Mission Sunday on the second Sunday, January 10th

We celebrated Mission Sunday and had a visiting speaker, Pastor Reuben Seevaratnam from Penang ministering the Word and challenging us towards giving and participating in Missions. The congregation took a pledge for 6 months.

Pastor Sean opened in prayer and introduced our speaker , Pastor Reuben Seevaratnam

Pastor Reuben Seevaratnam from Penang sharing God's Word

The attentive congregation

Members were challenged and prayed over by Pastor Sean to get involve in Missions


Sis. Stella responding to the prayer


The needs were presented and members were encouraged to pledge and give a commitment towards missions

Faith Pledge card

An evening of Worship celebration with Rev. Bob Kilpatrick

Good Tidings is please to present Bob Kilpatrick, worship leader and full time minister from the AOG, USA to lead us in an evening of extravagant Worship on 28th February, Sunday night at 8.00pm.

Do not miss out this night of praise and worship...bring someone along. They will be blessed!



Rev.Bob has been in full time ministry since he was seventeen. Over the years he has co-labored with a veritable ministry “Who’s Who”, including Dr. Jack Hayford, Dr. Lloyd John Ogilvie, Corrie ten Boom, Michael W. Smith, dcTalk, Anne Graham Lotz, Keith Green, Phil Keaggy and Andrae Crouch. He has produced other artists recordings, working with people like Phil Keaggy, Randy Stonehill, Sara Groves and Noel Paul Stookey (of Peter, Paul & Mary.) He has spoken at many national conferences and Christian music festivals.



Bob is an ordained minister, and the third inductee into the Assemblies of God Hall of Honor. He is married to Cindy, his high school sweetheart. They have five children and live in Fair Oaks, California.

“My desire is to serve the Church in any way that God allows. This was not a career choice for me, it was, and is, a calling. I am a servant. With God’s grace, that’s what I’ll always be.”


To read more about Rev. Bob. Please check out...his website

http://www.bobkilpatrick.com/

Mission Sunday on the second Sunday, January 10th

This Sunday 10th January is Mission Sunday....We are reminded of the Commission Of Jesus....."That is to go ye into all the World and preach the good news" Mission is the very heart beat of God...We want to make a commitment in our giving and in our going for His Cause..... Come rejoice with us this Sunday by dressing up in various cultural dress/costumes to celebrate the occasion of Mission Sunday....
Your giving will save souls...your going will touch lives....
Come and be Blessed!

New year's Eve Thanksgiving Service

Come and celebrate the New Year's countdown with us on 31st December, at 9.30pm (Bilingual service).....Come and hear wonderful testimonies and specials......on this Thanksgiving Night.

It's a Time of Reflection..

You are encourage to prepare a short and simple testimony on what the Lord has done for you in 2009 to bless the congregation.
Come bring your friends along to celebrate the event and light refreshments will be served at the end of the service for fellowship.

SEE YOU THERE!

Our GTSA Children's Carolers

Presenting GTSA Children's Choir and Caroling Team.....................All dressed up and excited singing carols on Christmas Day...............Well done children and teachers for a commendable effort...!
The children sang and carolled in various homes before Christmas....

The legend of the candy cane

The Legend of the Candy Cane

Many years ago, a candymaker wanted to make a candy at Christmas time that would serve as a witness to his Christian faith. He wanted to incorporate several symbols for the birth, ministry and death of Jesus.

He began with a stick of pure white hard candy. The white symbolized the virgin birth and the sinless life of Jesus.

He made the candy hard to symbolize the that Jesus is the solid rock and the foundation of the church. The firmness also represents the promises of God.

The candy maker made the candy in the form of a "J" to represent the name of Jesus, who came to earth as our Savior. He thought it could also represent the staff of Jesus, the Good Shepherd.

The candy maker then added red stripes. He used three small stripes to show the stripes of the scourging Jesus received, by which we are healed. The large red stripe was for the blood shed by Christ on the cross so that we could be forgiven and have the promise of eternal life.

The flavor of mint is similar to hyssop. In Old Testament times, hyssop was associated with purification and sacrifice. It was also used at the cross as they gave Jesus a drink of vinegar before He gave up the Ghost.

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Christmas Celebration Service...December 25th

• Christmas can be a joyous time to be with friends and family in celebration of God’s goodness and provision throughout the year. But for many people around us, Christmas has become merely a cultural holiday and a celebration of materialism.

  Our Church desire is to help you Share the Good News of Christmas with your loved ones and friends who have not embraced the gospel, and invite them to fellowship with our church family for our Celebration Christmas Combined Service on the 25th December at 10.30am.
  

• Our hope is that this Christmas would be a time when people around us who have no understanding of who Jesus is would discover the real reason for joy at Christmas.

• Bring someone along this Christmas and let them share the love of Jesus with us. Jesus is the real reason for this season!
  

Calling all kids............it's party party time to celebrate Jesus....

Children's Christmas Party will be held on the 19th December, Saturday from 9.00am to 12pm. Come bring your friends and invite as many children to our fun and exciting event of the year...
There will be food and games and not forgetting the presents too....You will be so so blessed!

DON'T MISS OUT!

Children's Christmas Carolers

The Children's Caroling Team will be caroling to various homes on the 17th and the 20th December. If you like to invite them to sing at your homes please kindly confirm your booking with Sis. Yoon Chin.
The children has been practicing very hard and look forward to singing for you.

The Senior Good Tidings Carolers is opening their slots to sing at your homes for fund raising. If you like to have them over please kindly contact sis Fharyl or Sis. Kristyn for booking. A token of appreciation is very much appreciated.
Please ask your friends around the vicinity of Shah Alam, Kota Kemuning/Utama and Klang. Dates are 23rd and the 24th December 2009. All proceeds towards the building fund.

Our dates are 18th, 23rd and the 24th December...

Merry Christmas!

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