Dear BPCWA worshipper, As you may have read in the announcement today, we have removed the online bulletins from our church’s website. At the same time, we have added new pages online to make our pastorals more easily accessible and so that they can still be read by all. As we saw from our recent Annual Congregational Meeting query and for our recent study on BPCWA’s history, we learnt how important bulletins are. Over the years, I have noticed that many churches have stopped putting their bulletins online. Why did we remove the online bulletins? In this pastoral, we will see why this change was necessary, what was done, and what we can expect moving forward. Why do we have
Read moreDear BPCWA worshipper, You may be wondering what has been happening regarding our church’s building extension project. We thank God that many of you continue to return what our Lord has put in your hands for His spiritual house’s use, which He first gave to you to be stewards of. I felt it is important to give an update, in case you wonder if things have been moving at all. What we have been occupied with. We have been reviewing the architect’s plans. The Session and the project team have been going through each area thoroughly. We want to make sure we minimise resubmissions after the first submission because we missed out on something. The architect’s design is based on
Read moreDear BPCWA worshipper, As you may have noticed on the “Appointments for today and the week” section of the bulletin, there is Teens Q and A which is regularly conducted on the 2nd and last Sundays of the month. This means that there is a Teens Q and A session that will be conducted today. The topics covered at Teens Q and A are in fact important and useful for all ages, not just the Teens. This short 40 minutes (12-12:40 pm) study is open to all. The aim of this pastoral is to encourage more to come and learn and be firm in our understanding of the Scriptures. Why do we have Teens Q and A? This was first
Read moreDear BPCWA worshipper, COVID-19 continues to fill headline spaces in the news globally, affects the daily activities and livelihood of man, and has been a frequent part of our conversations for more than a year already. As far as we can see, these do not seem to be changing anytime soon. In our recent COVID-19 pastoral series, we have seen man’s frailty, God’s control, and why there are pestilences. In this final part, we need to know how the Christian should respond to this pandemic. Stop trusting temporal treasures. When we see the strong that are suddenly overcome by sickness, when a basic human function like taking a breath is no more taken for granted, it makes one think if
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