Date

MGC

WMGC

Date

Combined Prayer Meeting – Prayer Chair-Man

MGC W/Ship Leader / Assistant

Jason Bok / Jian Tsin

Ernest / James Lee

Psalm 135: Sovereign Grace

Liew Hock Leong

Victor / Andrew Chum

Pray for the Speaker and effectiveness through the presentation of songs & testimonies.

1. Marie Low: Pray that she will enjoy good health as her condition has improved with the time period between the required blood transfusions lengthened from 3-4 to 7 weeks. She adds that the transfusion is for blood and not platelets since her platelet count has stabilised albeit at a very low reading of 4 to 6 instead of the normal 150. She is in need of the "Graseby" infusion pump which can de-load her excess iron in the blood. Her next trip to China is either in the second or third week of May.
2. Lilian Anthony Boswell, 50: (Mrs Soo’s sister) Her sister is suffering from Lymphoma - cancer of the lymphatic system. She is married and has 1 son & 1 daughter. She is a Christian and physically active. The doctor gave her a span of two years to live. Apparently, she has accepted the situation well. Please pray for healing for her and that God will be gracious to her and to the family.

1. Drama Presentation: 26 & 27 May – On 26/5 we have a crowd about 80 people (Cheras GC) but on the second night (MGC/WMGC) the crowd swelled to around 200 plus (including children)! Feedback particulars collected = 52 of which 41 are Christians (estimated total non-member Christians attended at 55). 11 are of unsaved souls to follow-up in outreach activities as follows; (estimated total unsaved souls attended at 20) : Betty Choo, Goo Sew Yong, Hiew Kei Keat & Siew Yoke Lan, Dineish a/l Arumugam, Harven a/l Arumugam, Khoo Sue Ann, Tan Ee Vern, Lim Poh Lee, Alicia Kok Jit Leng, Shim Hui Peng, Debbie Chan.
2. OA Ministry: Pray for Vela, Robert Chew & Hor Suet Fun serving in the OA work during alternate weekends.
3. New Tribes Mission - Last week, gunmen took 20 hostages from a tourist resort island in the southwestern Philippines. Among the group are two NTM Martin and Gracia Burnham, a couple from Kansas, have been members of NTM since 1985, and have served in the Philippines since March 1986. NTM officials are concerned about how the Muslim gunmen will treat their Christian captives. They were forcibly taken with 18 others from the Dos Palmas Island resort at Honda Bay, near the island of Palawan. They were working at a mission station at Puerto Princesa. With more than 3,200 missionaries in 25 countries, the 59-year-old missionary group is one of the largest in the world.
4. 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: 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). 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, Elisha Thomas, Seng Shat Lit, Cheong Pui Fun, Jaime Au, Francis, Vincent, Mr & Mrs Mah, Mr & Mrs Liew Wai Tong.
5. YP Ministry: Pray for YP members studying overseas / outstation who are Irwin Leong & Loh Yi Chuin (Aust), John Yeoh (US), Dr Aaron Sam (working in Scotland), Audrey Sam (NZ), Leong Kit Hon (Skudai). Remember Gregory Chew who has to attend Sunday morning classes and goes to the KL Baptist church for worship.
6. Church Renovation: Pray for security and a conducive environment for our services on the ground floor. Remember the continuing works as they proceed upstairs to the worship hall and toilets.
7. China News: Chinese Police Round Up Christians in Underground Church Raid - Chinese police have raided an underground Protestant church and detained 15 followers who could face up to three years in a labor camp, a Hong Kong rights group and police said yesterday. About 30 police burst into the unregistered "home church'' on Saturday (in May) in Dongsheng city of Inner Mongolia and took away all 35 followers to a detention center, the Information Center for Human Rights and Democracy said. The next day, 20 of the followers were released after paying fines, but the others, including two church leaders remained in police custody on charges of violating China's religious laws. All religious groups in China must be registered with the government, while religious activities are closely monitored. According to the center, there are more than 40 million Protestants in China, of whom 25 million worship in the underground church rather than the officially sanctioned "patriotic'' church.

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