How to have a happier and more blessed marriage? Let us hear Pastor Joshua’s sharing during the service on 4 August –

While Hong Kong is being unrest, C-Mo and I headed to Laos with some of our curator staff on the day which marked our 36th wedding anniversary. Though exhausted, our hearts were warm. Laos is a communist country and restricts sharing of Gospel. On the contrary, Hong Kong has been enjoying freedom and rich resources and reveling in social stability and prosperity for an extended period of time, hence I greatly treasure everything Hong Kong has to offer her people. At Laos, we visited and blessed local brothers and sisters who shared their current situation with us. How grateful and […]

In our July monthly prayer meeting, C-Mo urged us to speak more blessings and praises over people.

After receiving from God to start the “Ten Commandments” preaching series, we have already covered the prelude and the first commandment.

Continued from last week, Pastor Anna taught cell leaders how to disciple cell members in light of the current situation in Hong Kong: If any cell member expresses any opinions, in a seemingly emotional state on cell group chat room, may it be political or not, cell leader must take back the right to speak in the group and state his stance. Being the spiritual parent of the cell group, he shall never remain silent. If he does, the emotionally stirred cell member will keep on talking while others may be uninterested. Everyone is unique with different upbringing and minds. […]

All our staff gets together for breakfast meeting once a week. This is an exclusive time for me and Pastor Joshua to connect with them.

Recently protests against the amendment of the Extradition Bill have turned into demonstrations and clashes between police and citizens, therefore, enmity and opposition put the society in fear and unease.

In light of Hong Kong’s recent political climate, how should cell leaders disciple their cell members? Pastor Anna made some suggestions during 4th July Monthly Prayer Meeting: “Firstly, cell leaders as the authority must speak up and set the tone in the cell group. Cell leaders may suggest some prayer pointers, encourage cell members to pray for the predicament of Hong Kong through gift of prophecy, receive revelation about the situations in physical and spiritual realms. Then pray, proclaim and cry out to God accordingly. Cell group can spend a longer period of time to pray in tongues collectively so […]

When we have decided to organize this event, God told us that this is the generation He has chosen as “pioneers” to do unprecedented things for His kingdom.

Early this year, we received from God that the church shall enter a period of rest, hence reducing church activities and putting the body and soul of the co-workers to greater peace.