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  • Catching A Vision From Korea
  • Update
  • Thailand Missions Consultation Roundtable
  • Catching a Vision in Korea
  • Building Project Update
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  • Seeking Our Roots
  • Wakeup Call
  • Update
  • Going Back to Basics
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  • A Cord Of 3 Strands
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  • As We Draw Towards Holy Week
  • Season of Change
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  • Heart to Reach Out
  • Loving God With Our Minds
  • Our 5 Year Vision Statements
  • A Broken House
  • We welcome a new year
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  • Remembering the Future
  • Honour One Another Above Yourselves
  • Lord, I want to be a Christian in my heart
  • Pilgrim’s Progress
  • I will like to take this opportunity…
  • The most important factor is…
  • Thus far has the Lord helped us
  • Thoughts for the week
  • David also said to Solomon his son…
  • Thoughts for the week
  • Preparing for 24/7
  • 24-7 Prayer Week - Rebuilding… Family Life & Spiritual Lives
  • How lovely is your dwelling place (Psalms 84:1)
  • Rend your hearts
  • Thoughts for the week
  • Postcard from Hanoi
  • Pausing to give thanks
  • My visit to Christchurch, New Zealand
  • Entering the 2nd half of 2007
  • Some reflections from Banchang (Thailand)
  • Vicar writes - 17 June 2007 - Father’s Day message
  • Our Public Message - 9 June 2007
  • Pentecost Sunday - 26 May 07
  • About Canterbury & Canons
  • Mother’s Day - 13 May
  • Heart to Reach Out

    We enjoyed spending last weekend with the Lims in Hanoi. Freddie Chua accompanied me and we had some good time of fellowship. We have a Sunday fellowship meeting with some locals, which was an enriching experience. We also met some Singaporeans working there and had a Chinese dinner together. It is indeed challenging to work in regional cities and I had the brief opportunity to get some insight into what they go through in their travelling and job responsibilities.  The Lims will be back for about two weeks till after Chinese New Year.  You may want to find ways to keep in touch with them.

    This week marks the start of Chinese New Year. At the same time, Lent begins on Wed 6 Feb. I trust that after the festive season, you will be able to participate in Lent. I want to encourage you to use the Lent devotionals for your daily readings or family time. These readings and the meditations will help you to journey with Christ. Do have a wonderful time with your family and relatives this week and wishing you a blessed Chinese New year.

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