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Pray for the Philippines

1391605_10152030074019558_570559647_nWe are sadden at this time to see and hear of the devastation created by super typhoon Haiyan. We pray for the people in Central Philippines of all religions that they will experience the peace of God.It is very difficult to see people in desperation looking for family and loved ones. For children who are lost. Pray for all the aid agencies that are doing all they can in extreme conditions. Pray that aid and relief will reach those in need.

There are also CBSI Bible study classes in this region. Please pray for the Class leader and his members. Pray that God will keep them and their families save.

This is the time for us to help our neighbour. Please give generously to the Philippine relief either through your local church or the Diocese of West Malaysia.

Christian Response to Chinese Traditions and Beliefs

Chinese TradThe Rev Canon Daniel Tong, from the Anglican Diocese of Singapore will be here in partnership with CBSI Malaysia and Peace Community Church to hold the above seminar. Since he has been interested in this field, he has done extensive studies and research in this area. He has now written a few books on the above subject. Peace Community Church and CBSI Malaysia warmly invite you to be part of this seminar so that you can help our Chinese relatives come to know the Lord.

Date: Friday 24 May 8.00pm -10.00pm
Saturday 25 May 9.30pm – 3.00pm.

Venue: Peace Community Church Bukit Jalil
Call Sheila for directions and registration: 016-253-5226 or Rev Fred 019-820-8245

Happy Mother’s Day

MotherCBSI Malaysia wishes all mothers, grand-mothers, god-mothers and mothers to be a Bless and Happy Mother’s day. You have a tremendous role to play and we are thankful to God for you. Our prayers are that you will always be a sweet fragrance for the Lord.

The Season of Lent

AshesAshwednesday62083Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent, is a solemn time for Christians for 40 days before Easter.

Most commonly observed by Catholics, Anglicans, Episcopalians and Lutherans, but of late many non-liturgical churches are observing this season in the Christian calendar. Ash Wednesday falls on the seventh Wednesday before Easter. During Lent Christians are encouraged to fast, pray, give alms and seek repentance for their sins. Some Christians abstain from a normal part of their daily routine during Lent to remind them of the sacrifice of Christ. Some might refrain from eating certain favorite foods or from fun activities.

The solemn proceedings that occur on Ash Wednesday are intended to bring the focus back to the sacrifice of Christ and the mission of the Church. The observance most likely comes from the Biblical Day of Atonement mentioned in Leviticus 16, in which the Lord established an annual day of repentance for the Israelites as a lasting ordinance for all their generations.

On this day, Christians were to come before a priest or minister to receive the sign of the cross, marked in ashes on their foreheads, as a way to remember: Ashes to ashes and the words: “Remember man that thou art dust and unto dust thou shall return.”

So we pray, as Christians we will have a desire to deepen our relationship with the Lord, and may the Holy Spirit guide us as we meditate on his Word this Lent.

Welcome to Lent!

Advent – Season of Watch!

Advent is the first season in the church calendar. Since the 7th century A.D., Christians have included this celebration in their preparation for Christmas Day.

Beginning four Sundays before Christmas, its purpose is twofold: first, it prepares us for the celebration of the birth of Christ and second, it reminds us that we are eagerly waiting for Jesus’ return in glory.

The word “advent” originates from the Latin word advenio which means coming to. Advent is the time when we focus on Christ coming to the world. Throughout history, the Israelites anticipated the coming of their Messiah. In the Old Testament, over 400 scriptures and prophecies outline His birth, life, death, resurrection, and return. God had a plan to redeem His people. He declared His plan to His prophets over the centuries and is fulfilling His Word even now.

“Prepare the way of the Lord” serves as a main theme of this season. As we get ready for Christmas, we should not neglect to prepare our lives for Jesus, who came as “the light of the world.” His light penetrated a dark world, which allowed all to see their Messiah, and the hope of their future.

Today we need to be prepared for the coming of Christ. Learning more about what the Bible reveals about Christ’s return will enable us to understand the possible significance of world events.

Be ready and watchful, for the light of the world has come and will surely come again.

Congratulations! – Mission Honeymoon

Bride and groom

CBSI Malaysia congratulates Ps. Wong and Jessica on their marriage on Saturday 6 October at St. Paul’s Church, PJ. Ps. Wong and Jessica are members of the Damansara class. A good number of class members were present to witness the occasion. Soon after their marriage, Ps. Wong led a mission team to China. His wife was in the team. Mission Honeymoon!!

We pray that God will always be beside you in all you do as husband and wife. God Bless.

Bill Crowder speaks at CBSI Malaysia Conference

Our speaker


We are very privilege to have Rev Bill Crowder, speak at our 1st National Conference to be held from 1-3 October 2012, at the CheFoo Centre in Cameron Highlands.

Bill Crowder serves as an Associate Bible Teacher in RBC Ministries. He has a passion for the word of God and brings this alive in clear and practical teaching that will enrich his listeners.

We welcome all members to attend this conference. Please see your class coordinators for Registration form and other details. You could also look at our website for the Conference brochure under events

“Bible Interpretation for All”

Our Facilitator

CBSI Malaysia in partnership with Peace Community Church is organising the above seminar to help all Bible Study leaders and all who desire to have a better understanding of the Word of God.

The following are details of the seminar.

BIBBLE INTERPRETATION FOR ALL
By Rev Dr. Tan Jin Huat

03-04 AUGUST 2012

PROGRAMME

Date Time Session
Aug 03 Fri 07.30-08.30 pm Session 1
08.30-08.45 pm Tea Break
08.45-10.00 pm Session 2

Aug 04 Sat 09.00- 10.30 am Session 3
10.30 -11.00 am Tea Break
11.00 -12.30 am Session 4
12.30 – 01.30pm Session 5
01.30 LUNCH

FOR REGISTRATIONS
Closing Date: 01 August 2012

Please Call

Ms. Gina Fang (012-647-7794)

Ms. Sheila Solomon (016-253-5226)

Mr. Thomas Kong (012-385-6688)

About Our Speaker:
Rev Dr. Tan Jin Huat is an Anglican minister and is the Dean of Studies at the Seminar Teologi Malaysia, Seremban. He is a New Testament Scholar and the author of a number of books and articles. He is a gifted teacher and an inspiring preacher.

Happy Father’s Day

You are special

CBSI Malaysia wishes all fathers a HAPPY FATHER’S DAY!

It is a great calling to be a father and God has given each father the gift of love and leadership for his family. Fathers need to grow in the word themselves so that they will be able to “turn the hearts of their children to the Lord”. What better way that to join a CBSI class that is closet to you. Invite other fathers to do likewise. This is both evangelism and love for your brothers.

Fathers you are a gift from God to the world.

Happy Mother’s Day

You are so special

CBSI Board wishes all mothers in all our classes a Happy Mother’s Day. We thank God for you and pray that your sacrifices will always be an aroma to the Lord. We also pray that we will teach all children to honour their parents as the Bible commands us.

GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILIES