THE SHEPHERD’S CORNER I hope you all could come and join us in our Thanksgiving retreat. But, I know for some of you physically it will be almost impossible to go. I understand but I will miss you there. Your absence serves as a reminder that we cannot continue doing the things we used to [&hellip...

THE SHEPHERD’S CORNER It has been a while since I heard a baby’s cry in our home. Lately I have. Our grandson Jed is home once or twice a week as his mother goes to work. That is when I hear him cry. Every time he cries I hear a very sad tone that makes […]...

THE SHEPHERD’S CORNER Yesterday we held a memorial service for our brother Lee Ping Tiauw. Just hours before the service, his body had been submitted to be cremated. He is no longer with us because, to borrow Pastor Chuck Smith’s words, “he has moved.” He has moved from his earthly dwelling ...

THE SHEPHERD’S CORNER When people told Jesus Our Lord that Lazarus had died, He said this, “Our friend Lazarus has fallen asleep; but I am going there to wake him up.” Last Monday two other God’s children went to sleep: Oom Samuel Hidayat, the father of Gladys, in Malang, and Oom Ping Tiauw,...

IMPACT C - Called to CommunityIMPACT C - Called to Community...

Just go do something We've been studying through the entire Bible in Lifeline and have now made it to the book of Revelation. We looked the past two months on the "Church" and things that are supposed to define us as a community of faith and how in between the book and Acts and Revelation […]...

IMPACT P - Prepared to ServeIMPACT P - Prepared to Serve...

IMPACT I - I am loved by GodIMPACT I - I am loved by God...

Our Youth We have two aspects of our "youth" ministry - Kid's Rock who are our young children; younger than Jr. High, and IMPACT which are our Jr. High (SMP) to College (kuliah) students. I'd like to talk to you about our IMPACT students and the name - IMPACT because I often still get asked [&hellip...

THE SHEPHERD’S CORNER When Oom Hein called me on Tuesday evening, I could not actually gauge the seriousness of Tante Anne’s condition. But, when he mentioned that she was in ICU, I began to sense that it was far more serious than I originally thought. Surrounded by her family, Tante Anne slippe...