All of my days i'll sing of YOUR greatness, All of my days i'll speak of YOUR grace,
All of my days I'll tell of YOUR wondrous love! ♥ ..!
Prayer Watch Ministery will be held on 8th nov sunday afternoon at MEC pre school ...
4th -6th hve to go training at CBI...
5th nov hve to celebrate 75 anniversary.
14th nov (saturday) hve to attend the sunday school training at MEC ....trainner will come frm BRMC ..
aw...frnd wedding ceremony will soon...hve to contact with her
CAntata practice hve 4 days per week.... pls add ur daily prayer.
hve to prepare for sunday school sketch...
i think nothing to update anymore for this week.. i hve 1 thing to telll u but im still thinking....??
dj yj myud
the weird situation that has been bubbling up over the past few days is boiling over today, but that jz means i am ready to decicde what's right for me . it will be pretty obivious...
It's a really fun day -- for me and for those around me!
i feel much more connected with the people in my life, shuld be able to have a good time with them, even if im all working hard at the same time.
GOD YOU"RE GREAT!!!!
this testimony from my friend!!!
Hi, my name is Eunice and I went to Myanmar this summer on a mission trip with the ANC college group.
At first, I was planning to go to Ukraine for the second time, but a part of me wanted to experience something new. It wasn’t an easy choice, but God gave me peace about Myanmar. With a small team of about 6 people, we prepared skits and dances just 2 weeks before we left. On top of being very unprepared and unorganized, I found out that I couldn’t get my visa because my passport would expire in a month.
I was told to go apply for a new passport just 1 week before we left. Those days that I went to the federal building to urgently get a new passport wasn’t a good experience for me. I was mad and frustrated at God because I didn’t understand why this had to happen to me. I told myself that this wasn’t worth all the trouble that I was going through.
I just wanted to give up. I was really planning to back out last minute but my team’s encouragement kept me going. During this time, God taught me patience and what it means to truly wait on him and trust in Him. It was hard at the time, but not that I look back on it, I could say it was all worth it.
I finally got my new passport and we filed for an on arrival visa in Myanmar. I was anxious and worried throughout the whole plane ride to Myanmar, but God gave me a verse from 2 Timothy ch. 1:7 “For God did not give us a spirit of timidity, but a spirit of power, of love and of self-discipline.” This calmed my anxious heart and gave me strength. If he wanted me to go, I knew that he would make a way. Most of the times we think that the government is in charge of visas, passports, etc but at the way top it is God that is in charge.
God is the one that moves the hands and hearts of the people. As we arrived in Myanmar, I got my visa and everything went smoothly. Praise God! As I stepped out of the airport, I just felt God’s love for this country. I immediately just fell in love with the people and the country itself. I know it sounds corny but I really believe that God gives us a heart for certain places and as I stood there looking around, I knew that this was it. This was a place where I could commit myself to as a long-term missionary if God called me to be.
When people ask me why Myanmar was different than my other mission I went to, I can’t completely explain it but I just felt peace and at home in my heart. I felt like I was at home but in a different country. So the first day of camp started and I didn’t know what to expect. We were very unprepared and unorganized but God used that to turn us to Him. As we met the campers that ranged from 10 to 50 year olds, I really got to see their love for God.
At first, I thought it would be really hard to get to know them because they were very quiet and reserved but God broke down all cultural and language barriers. I believe that it was God’s love and presence in the room that brought us closer together no matter what age, skin color, or what kind of background we came from. I just saw God’s love for the people in Myanmar and he shared that love with me. What also challenged me was that the leaders were all so young. I asked myself if God called me to be a pastor or a small group right now, would I be bold enough to do it? I always feel so incapable but seeing these young leaders really challenged me to put myself out there.
Also, before I decided to come to Myanmar, I asked God for children’s ministry because I always loved working with little children. But when I asked Pastor David he said that it would be a youth camp, which ranged from children to adults. So I just decided to go knowing that there would be some children. But on the last day of camp, the leaders in Myanmar told us that it was children’s day.
I was so excited because that meant there would be a lot of little cute kids! As we entered the church, the children were practicing their body worship and songs. Right then and there I just remembered God’s faithfulness to me. Even the little things that I asked for, that I probably could have forgotten, he didn’t forget. He made that last day of camp children’s day and I was so happy. God also showed me that no matter where you are in this world, we all worship the same God.
It surprises me every time that other countries sing the same songs except in different languages. No matter what language we speak or where we live, we are all brothers and sisters in Christ. Seeing their passion for God really challenged me to do the same back in the States. One thing I really admired about them was that they had no shame when worshipping. Here in the US, it’s harder for us to really let go when worshipping but in Myanmar, I saw freedom in the way they worship.
During this mission trip, I think God opened my eyes to a lot of things. These are only some of them but there is so much more. One reason I really want to go back is to see this camp grow. Right now, this camp is not stable enough to run on its own, but I know that God is doing something amazing within this camp.
I’m so thankful that God called me to Myanmar this summer because it was an awesome experience and now I think I found my second home. hope you are blessed salome!
Praise GOD!!!!..MEC is the first winner of the Choir Competition....thz for each & every 1 who's prayed for us.... "we got LOVE award"...^^^
It's challenging for me to stay on track today, for i can see all kinds of amazing possibilities everywhere i turn.
i know that hard work will be necessary to realize a goal that i set, but im ready and able.
Still, im standing at a fork in the road and i may not know which path is mine.
....i could be missing important details now lah!... so it's smarter to choose the more realistic option, even if the other one looks very enticing...
so hard, wut am i going to do?
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