Melawati / Wangsa Maju Gospel Centres Combined Sunday Prayer Meeting Jan / Feb 2000

  1. CHURCH

Sunday Worship Meeting; Our theme for January is centred on God the Father.

Ministries & Duties for MGC & WMGC :

Date

MGC

WMGC

16 Jan

Spiritual Lessons of Oppression of Israel in Egypt

Eric Kirton

God’s Servant is here

Khoo Ah Chai

23 Jan

Spiritual Lessons in Birth & Protection of Moses

What the Servant offers you

Ee Yew Chuan

30 Jan

Combined Business Meeting for Year 2000

6 Feb

Combined Open Sunday

13 Feb

Escape of Moses to Midian

Shanmugam

Jesus calms the storm

Cephas Liu

Date

MGC / WMGC Prayer Meeting - Prayer C/man

MGC W/Ship Leader

16 Jan

 Psalms 48– Ng See Yen

Victor Leong

23 Jan

 Psalms 49 – Ee Yew Chuan

30 Jan

 Psalm 50 – Peter Diong

6 Feb

 Psalm 51 – Robert Chew

13 Feb

 NEW ROSTER for 2000
  1. WMGC English Class - Pray for the children who are now on a two-months break until after Hari Raya will remember to come back to the English Class.
  2. MGC Friday Bible Class : Pray for Calvin Tan as he takes on the first & third Fridays of the month to expound on the book of Romans.
  3. Gospel / Guest Service : Pray for the Service on Saturday evening (7.00 to 9.00 pm) on 30/1/2000 and the speaker Mr Lian Mun Yee.
  4. Combined Business Meeting 2000: Pray that the members will be receptive and constructive when the plans and finances for the year 2000 are discussed on Sunday 30 Jan 2000.

B. OTHERS

  1. Marie Low: Pray that she will enjoy good health as this will help her recover from her blood disorder. Pray also for her mother who has failed kidneys and require dialysis often. Both their conditions require finances for hospitalisation and treatment.
  2. Khrisnan: Pray for Vela’s brother (past 40 years old) who has health problem with his liver.
  3. Mr Chin : Give thanks that he is responding to the treatment for rheumatoid arthritis and continue to pray for his spiritual well being.
  4. Leong Kai Keong : Continue to pray for his father’s health.
  5. Voong Pang : Pray for him as he seeks new direction from God.
  6. Non-Christians: Spouses of our sisters: Chan Chee Keong (Margaret), Chong Heng (Anne), Choong Pew Meng (Mary Choong), Mr Chee (Elsie), Mr Cheah (Carol), 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), Mrs Van Gazeil. 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).
  7. Non-Christians : 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, Mrs Pang, Mr & Mrs Liew Wai Tong.
  8. 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 the YP members in the Residential Bible School in Camerons Highland. They will be going for their mission trip soon – Gregory (Kota Bharu), Kelvin (Penang) and Yi Chuin (Temerloh). Pray for YP members studying overseas / outstation who are Aaron Sam (Scotland), Audrey Sam (now home on holiday), Lim Hui Ling & Irwin Leong (Aust), John Yeoh (NY, US), Leong Kit Hon (Skudai), Chong Chee Seong & Lim Jong Chiueh (England).
  9. 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 ther year 2000. Continue to pray for Thomas Eng & family, Rose (Mrs Yeoh’s friend) and Mrs Ann Wong who have expressed their desire to worship God on Sunday mornings will be encouraged and determined to come and join us.

INDONESIA (JAKARTA): Indonesia's spice islands remained tense after recent Christian-Muslim violence and hundreds of people were still missing, most of them believed to be hiding in the thick jungle on the island of Buru, west of the provincial capital Ambon. There were no reports of fresh violence on Thursday 13 Jan but the situation remained dangerous on the largest island, Halmahera, in the north. More than 1,500 people have died in the past year in the once-idyllic region in Indonesia's worst religious war. Human rights groups put the death toll at thousands. The unrest has sparked daily Muslim protests in Jakarta demanding a jihad, or holy war, against Christians in the Malukus. More than 300 Muslims protested outside the vice-presidential palace on 13 Jan demanding Abdurrahman's deputy, Megawati Sukarnoputri, resolve the conflict quickly. Singapore's Straits Times newspaper yesterday quoted Abdurrahman as saying reports of a brewing holy war were exaggerated and hinting the violence in the Malukus and the separatist province of Aceh would subside within two months.

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