Adding to the Church of Jesus Christ

Baptism at NTGH this morning. Five Nepalese believers were baptised by their leader Amar.

Thank God for the additional five members to be added to the group. Some of their friends made their ways to witness the baptisn. They took a group photograph just to remember the occasion. Praise the Lord.

Do continue to uphold the work among the foreign workers.Remember also the coming training camp in February.

We pray that the churches of Malaysia would extend their fellowship to the foreign workers within their vicinity.

Rejoice With Those Who Rejoice

It was wonderful to witness a church full of young adults, actively serving God. These young adults had a good reason to rejoice in the Lord.They were from Pusing Perdana Gospel Hall.

Pusing Perdana Gospel Hall was established in 2004. Ever since they had planted a local in the region, they had worked hard to reachout to the residents in the surrounding places. They had regular worship services, Sunday School and YP Meetings.
By God's grace they had acquired a shop lot for ther permanent worhsip place. On 1st. January 2007 they had their Dedication Service. Christians from various Assemblies rejoiced with them The hall was packed to its maximun capacity.

Pastor Kiwi was the invited speaker for the occasion. He reminded the church to imitate after King David who had a godly aspiration to be a house for the Lord. Pastor encouraged this young church to have a godly aspisration of being a mission church, reaching out the the various housings along that Jelapan-Lumut highway.

This newly established church took a bank loan from the Public Bank. The church has to repay back the loan in 20 year-term. Each instalment is about a thousand ringgit. Those who is able to provide for the extension of the kingdom of God may want to give towards this need. If so, do drop me a feed back and provide me your email, so that I can keep in touch.

Let us rejoice with the saints at Pusing Perdana Gospel Hall. rejoice because a new local church is planted in Malaysia.