Melawati / Wangsa Maju Gospel Centres Combined Sunday Prayer Meeting AUGUST 2000

1. CHURCH

Sunday Worship Meeting; Our theme for this month is God is Personal.

OTHERS

1. Marie Low: Pray that she will enjoy good health as this will help her recover from her blood disorder. Marie has opted for the China stay and left on 10 June 2000 where her medical professor will treat her for a one-year period.
2. William Leong : Pray for his continual recovery as he undergoes treatment for cancer at Gleneagles Hospital, KL. The side effects of the chemotherapy (sore throat, ulcers, dryness, etc) are affecting him. Please pray for him for good rest and health as his sleep & appetite are affected.
3. Cheah Chee San: Pray for him as a new child of God and as he undergoes cancer treatment at the Mt Elizabeth hospital in Singapore. He is at home on leave and has joined us for our worship service.
4. Chong Mei Lin: Pray for her as she will be in Brunei, Kota Kinabalu and Miri for a series of talks from 10/8 to 23/8.
5. Dan Fong Shin: Pray that the Lord will lead her to do what is needed – be it to challenge, to encourage or to rebuke. Remember her in prayer for her assignments away from KL.
6. Khrisnan: Pray for the salvation of Vela’s brother (past 40 years old) who is recovering from his liver problem.
7. Voong Pang : Pray for him as he is in Perth for training.
8. Sam CM & family: Give thanks that the entire family is well after their holiday in Europe.
9. Non-Christians: Spouses of our sisters: Chan Chee Keong (Margaret), Chong Heng (Anne), Choong Pew Meng (Mary Choong), Mr Chee (Elsie), Col Goh (Connie), Alex (Yvonne). Parents: Mr & Mrs Ee (Yew Chuan parents), Mrs Chow (Desmond mother), Mr & Mrs Leong Poh Sun (Erwin parents), Mrs & Mrs Wong (Harry parents). Relatives: Mr & Mrs Ong Lye Hin (Ching Kut’s bro & sis in law), Mr & Mrs Peter Chin, Mr & Mrs Yap Ying Choy, Mr & Mrs Yap Kam Wah (Kam Hong & Jen Peng bros & sis in laws).
10. Non-Christians : Mr Leong Soon Ha in Teluk Intan (Chee Yein’s father), Mr & Mrs Chan Kok Kuen, Bernard Koay, Rosline Loh, Dennis Lee, Chuan Teng Min, Peggy Teoh, Lynette Loo’s parents, Raymond & Josephine Lim, Ng Chor Fatt, Elisha Thomas, Seng Shat Lit, Cheong Pui Fun, Jaime Au, Francis, Vincent, Mr & Mrs Mah, Mr & Mrs Liew Wai Tong.
11. MGC Young People: Pray for those who can't make it to YP Sat Meeting - Pang Kean, Danny, Wy Leong, Meng Hui & Michelle. Pray for YP members studying overseas / outstation who are Audrey Sam (New Zealand), Irwin Leong & Loh Yi Chuin (Aust), John Yeoh (NY, US), Leong Kit Hon (Skudai) and Siaw May (Singapore).
12. Answered Prayer: Vic/Christine & family give thanks for the answered prayer for Siaw May’s choice of continuing ed\ucation in NUS. "I will instruct you and teach you in the way you should go, I will counsel you and watch over you". (Psalm 32:8)
13. Care Groups: Pray that the cell group members will learn to strengthen, serve, love & care for one another. There are six care groups (Love, Faith, Hope, Patience, Peace & Joy) for the year 2000. Continue to pray for Thomas Eng & family & Rose (Mrs Yeoh’s friend) who have expressed their desire to worship God on Sunday mornings will be encouraged and determined to come and join us. Pray also for 3 ladies - Teh Mei Mei, Koh Siok Fun & Yong Sok Fun who have joined us for the worship.
14. OA Ministry: Pray that some of our members can serve in the Sunday School at the Temerloh Gospel Hall to relief their workers for the OA ministry. Pray also for Vela who is spearheading the work there.

Others: There is an "open heaven" over Fiji, a ministry says. Hearing church planters talk about the South Pacific archipelago nation "is like reading a new edition of the book of Acts," said Kevin Dyson of New Covenant International. The U.S.-based seminary has worked there with Christian Mission Fellowship, a national church movement, for 13 years. God is healing people of numerous physical and spiritual ailments when Christians pray for them. A woman was in the hospital with stomach cancer when a worker told her and her family about Jesus Christ, he said. They prayed for her to be healed, and 21 people in the hospital, including the woman and her family, professed faith in Christ when she recovered. The church movement has trained 1,200 students, started 87 churches and three Bible schools, and established missionary projects in 16 Pacific nations with help from the seminary, Dyson said. The school recently ordained 18 pastors, remarkable because candidates are required to start a church of at least 50 members before being ordained, he said. An additional 87 church planters were sent out to start new congregations.