I was born in a Muslim family. My name Denok means “big girl”, Wiwit means “beginning and Wijayanti means “victory”.

Thank God that in September, we declared “a brand new beginning for heavens and earth” and since then, I have noticed that everything is being renewed.

After Sukkot and the 5th pastor ordination, Pastor Joshua and C-Mo took the time to connect with our Japanese branch churches via zoom, sharing precious nutrients with them.

This Sukkot, our original musical “The sequel of Pilgrim’s Progress” takes a higher level, impacting life and bringing people to reflect again and again. How grateful we are!

Last Sunday, it was a rare occasion when Deborah and Debby, two prophets of our church, took the stage and joined our Co-worker Drama Team.

From 2015 to 2017, my work and the ministry of my previous church were at rock bottom. Physically, emotionally and spiritually I was weary and tired as I had lost direction and hope for the future.

Sukkot co-worker retreat event — Opne House when co-workers gathered in Ting Kau feasting on international gourmet!

After Sukkot and the 5th pastor ordination, pastor Joshua and C-Mo took the time to connect with our Japanese branch churches via zoom, sharing precious nutrients with them.

Last week, I taught expository preaching in the Bible School. Apart from the attending students and co-workers, through the thirty-three live-stream points around the globe, all our branch churches pastors were able to join online.

Every year, co-workers have retreat after Sukkot and be refreshed for the pilgrimage