Pacesetters 2013 by Trinity Christian Centre

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Editorial

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College Family

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Message from the Chancellor

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Message from the Vice-Chancellor

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Message from the President

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Message from the Deans

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Programs Oﬀered

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College Leadership

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Faculty and Staﬀ

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The Student Council

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College Life

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Small Groups

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Cultural Night

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Cohesion Day

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Vietnam Missions Trip

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Alumni Impact

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Theological Reflection

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School of Theology English Seminar

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School of Counseling Seminar

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School of Theology Chinese Seminar

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Graduates’ Reflections

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The Graduates

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Editorial ᇾё֭ߍ

As you hold this magazine in your hands, you stand witness to the 34 years of God’s faithfulness and man’s commitment in the noble task of building and equipping the saints. Throughout these 34 years, TCA College has grown both in size and training quality. Many faithful servants of the Almighty God came through this “TCA journey”, and emerged strong in both the Word and character. Today, you witness the fruit of such labor. Students from diﬀerent schools are graduating and commissioned to serve the Lord in various fields. The editorial team is both humbled and proud to be part of this historic event. We would like to congratulate our dear Graduates for their success in the College and wish for the Lord’s abundant blessing to go with them as they continue to serve Him as Sp Spirit pirit i -fi -fil filled llled led e servants serv se r ants s. Spirit-fi servants.

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ᄥ ᄥ୥൵ᇗ֭ᆋЯྲྀॄĭࡶᆫਜഐׄೠ്ශ୕֭྘ ൔ ൔĭၣࠫಮ૔ໆമჇൄ๶֭ࢁ৳იሕЩ֭ൄ‫܅‬h ᄥ ᄥ‫ݞ‬ಈೠ്ශ୕֭൐݃ৢĭྕ࿸࿘ᄅᄥ࿦ਈ֭ᇑ ი იਐ‫ޛ֬ࠎ؃‬վ֭Ӷӑhಎେഐ֭ׄ࿀‫ا‬ᇙྗ௴ ಮ ಮ૔‫؃‬ቄ‫ݞ‬ᆋ๐uྕ࿸੦vĭӶແᄥലߍნഐၣ ࠫ ࠫ௞۴ഐ‫؃‬Ⴒᄈ֭ಮh

࣊ ࣊็୥ᄤ၊ՙࡶᆫᆋ۹‫܅‬ቜ֭‫ݜ‬ሸĭႽҊ๥༪֭ ࿘഻ࢄ߾р၄ѱЬҽஒ࣑೎Ҋ๥֭਽ჟ‫ڣ‬ൡᇾh ёࠨ๾‫ۓࡃؚ‬రСĭჃࢗϔ֭ҝიᆋ۹৭ൖྦྷ֭ ൐ॡh໩૔၁္ለ‫ޗ‬р၄഻૔ᄥ࿘ᄅৢ֭Ӷऄĭ ѱለᄃ୎ቜແ၊໒Ьൄ਺ԑ઩֭௴ಮĭࡇ࿋‫ڣ‬ൡ ᇾĭᇾ֭‫ുچ‬ለ‫ڦ‬ი୎๥ᄥh

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College Family ྕ࿸ࡍ๞

Message from the Chancellor This year is no exception. Another year of releasing empowered men and women into different spheres of society to become World Changers! As I consider all the years of preparations taken to bring TCA to the level of excellence demonstrated by our President, Dr Wilson Teo, and all of the dedicated faculty, who are the face and heart of this College, I rejoice at God’s faithfulness. However, it is now time for all of us to step up and herald the existence of our College so that many others, from both overseas and locally, can receive an excellent education in a spiritually-charged environment. TCA College is more than a Bible School. We offer courses and degrees that will equip students for the workplace as well as the different forms of ministry. Many of our graduates have become successful in businesses while others have become Presidents of Bible Schools or leaders in their denominations back in their home countries.

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Leadership is crucial in today’s world. What better school than TCA to prepare people to become leaders for the challenging times ahead of us. Training students to think, plan, and hear from God for direction is critical. The world needs strategic leaders who will be bold in the Holy Spirit and dare to do great exploits for God. The day of miracles is still here – the need for leaders who will lead is the cry of God for this generation.

To those graduating, we oﬀer our sincere prayers and best wishes for great success in all that you undertake in the years ahead. You are one step closer to your destiny. Now, call others to follow in your footsteps. Together in His Kingdom Rev. Dr Naomi Dowdy

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ᆋ၊୕၁‫ހ‬໵ৰປĭჃ൦ϤሕЩ‫୷଻֭ނ‬٪්֦ന߾Ҋ๥਽ჟӶແ ൟࣀ֭‫ۇ‬ѕᆈh ૌ֚໩འగᆋོĭᆋོ୕ধ֭ሡЩĭႁሪ໩૔֭ᄅӑᅽॠ໛ବ൅‫ތ‬ ෶Ⴝࢋ൅֭ໆമĭྕ࿸࿘ᄅպ֦ཋᄥ֭ሤᄈණ௤ĭ໩ऄႁല֭྘ൔ ‫ؿ‬༧৉Ҋၠh ཋᄥ൦໩૔ቄԣಈ‫ݛތࡅݛ؛‬୅֭ಮ൞ࣂഝ໩૔࿘ᄅ֭൐‫ޱ‬ĭದ ‫֭اۿ‬ಮफ़ၣᄥඓ਺֭ߔ࣪ᇗࢬൻႲᇑ֭ࢥცh

ᄥ࣊็֭ൟࣀĭ਽ྷ൦‫ޛ‬ᇟ္֭hႽଯ၊۹࿦ਈйྕ࿸࿘ ᄅ‫ۿ‬େჯЩ࿘഻Ӷແᆋԑ઩๏ᅦ֭൐օ֭਽ྷୃŀ࿦ਈ ࿘഻ඹ॑ĭࡁߋĭѱᯧ๘ഐׄĭ‫ؿ‬࿡ᅻ٢ཧ൦ᇟ္֭h ൟࣀྻ္ႽҮઃgᄥൄ਺ৢႯ‫ە‬g‫ە‬Ⴧແഐׄቛվൡ֭ ਽ྷhཋ࣊ಷऀ൦ԑ઩ല֭ࠞಸሸļല‫؛‬ᆋ၊൐օ֭޳ ‫ݯ‬൦္ྞగႽ਽֥৷֭਽ྷh ‫؛‬Ⴧ໩૔֭р၄഻ĭ໩૔ແ୎૔ᆏӼ֤֭۩ĭለ‫୎ڦ‬૔ᄥ ࢬ༷ধ֭ಸሸৢĭ෶ቛ֭ൡ‫؃‬େӶ‫܇‬h୎৞ሹ࠵֭ᇜ‫ۿ׌‬ ࣕਜ၊Ҍhཋᄥĭᅹ޳ѡಮ‫۽‬෣୎֭࢞ҌϜĢ ๥ᄥ෸֭‫ৢ؏ݛ‬ ମ‫ش‬૤iׂ֩ĩବ൅ĪѸ൞

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ྕ࿸࿘ᄅҊ࣏࣏൦၊෶ൄࣤ࿘ᄅĭ໩૔฼‫ॣ֭܊‬ӹ‫ތ‬࿘໒൘֬ ࿘഻फ़ၣൃಱ‫ۺ‬ᇝ‫܅‬ቜ‫۝‬໒ၣࠫҊ๥֭ൡ‫ړ‬਽ჟh࿀‫ا‬р၄഻ ၠӶແӶ‫֭܇‬഍ಮĭ၁Ⴝ၊ོӶແൄࣤ࿘ᄅ֭ᄅӑࠏᆈ൦ᄥ ෸૔Я‫ݛ‬Ӷແሿஒ֭਽ྷh

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Walk on with our Lord Jesus Christ. You will never walk alone!

Message from the Vice-Chancellor

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Let me oﬀer my heartfelt congratulations to all 2013 graduating students of TCA College. This is truly a significant day. It is the day that marks the beginning of a new chapter in your walk with God. I am certain that God has exciting plans for each of you.

൶༽ದ໩‫ྕ୕ ؛‬࿸࿘ᄅ֭р၄഻࠿ვ Ӽᇆ֭ለ‫ޗ‬Ģᆋ൦၊۹ำѡ֭ಸሸĭᆋ၊็ ൦୎‫ތ‬ല๥ྣ֭ྕ၊ᅫ֭ि൛h໩ಚ྘ഐׄ ᄥ୎૔ૌ۹ಮമഐႽਿಮྞ‫ߋࡁ֭ځ‬h

Be a Seeker of God who will constantly desire and encounter God on a deeper personal level. Allow His presence to grant you fresh revelation and convict your hearts each day to transform the world for Christ. Be a Leader of Integrity. Guard your hearts and minds against the growing narcissism, complacency, and cynicism of this world. The world will challenge you but may your faith and actions work together to testify of your faith in God. Be Centered on God’s Word. Abide in His righteousness in everything that you do. It will be an uphill battle for God’s people in times where the lines are blurred. But let His Word illuminate your paths and let the Word bring peace, hope, faith, and love to you.

֚୎िᅢ༷၊۹֭ൡ‫܅‬Ļ ္Ӷແ၊۹‫ۿ‬യgӐӐय़ິg߾უല֭࿡౸ ᆈhದ෸֭๥ᄥփ‫֭ྕ୎ۻ‬ఛ൝ĭૌ၊็ႌ ֥୎֭ྗແࠖ؄ሏߌൟࣀh ္Ӷແ၊۹Պᆦ֭਽ྷhД൷୎֭ྗඹၱ ୙ĭҊ္෣՞ᆋ۹ൟࣀ֭ሹ໩ᇗྗĭሹ઩‫ތ‬ ຟൟҊ‫܈‬hᆋ۹ൟࣀ߾๏ᅦ୎ĭ֔ᄃ୎֭྘ ဧ‫ྣތ‬ແ၊గধࡶᆫ୎‫؛‬ല֭྘h ္ၣല֭ߍნቜແᇗྗhᄥ୎၊ౕ෶ྣ֭ൡ ഐĭҧᄥ෸֭‫܌‬ၴৢhᄥࣀཔ଎޼֭൐‫ޱ‬ĭ ‫؛‬ඓല֭ಮ൦၊۹ࡣक֭ᅦᆢh֔൦ĭದ෸ ֭ߍნᅾ਒୎֭֩੦ĭփ‫୎ۻ‬௤υg஗ິg ྘‫ތ‬ρh

Be Ready to Launch into the adventures that God will lead you to. As you walk in faith, armed with the gifts and knowledge acquired from TCA College, I believe the best is yet to be. Walk on with our Lord Jesus Christ. You will never walk alone!

္ሡЩ‫ނ‬ದലփ਽୎࣑೎ྕੲ๷h௥ሪ྘ ྗĭᄖႰ՞ྕ࿸࿘ᄅ֦֭֬‫ؾ‬՘‫ތ‬ᆱൕĭ໩ ཕ྘߾Ⴝ‫္֭ނۿ‬ধ֦hი໩૔֭ᇾွᶜࠖ ؄๥ྣĭ୎ႭᄁҊ߾‫ܣ‬؇ྣĢ

Blessings, Rev. Dominic Yeo

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As you begin your next foray into ministry:

Message from the President Congratulations to all the students who have fulfilled the academic requirements and withstood the rigor to be called 2013 graduates of TCA College! As you arrive at this important milestone in your journey of faith, allow me to exhort you with a passage from the book of Timothy. 1 Timothy 4:15-16 (NIV) Be diligent in these matters; give yourself wholly to them, so that everyone may see your progress. Watch your life and doctrine closely. Persevere in them, because if you do, you will save both yourself and your hearers.

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Firstly, Paul exhorted his spiritual son to “watch your life and doctrine closely”. In the same manner, I want to exhort you to do the same as you serve the Lord in church or the marketplace. The truths of God you have learnt in class discussions, assignments, and personal

reflections must not remain just cognitive knowledge. Allow these truths to watch over your life, guide you in your ministry, and protect you from the evil schemes and temptations that will come your way. Allow God’s truths to determine your behavior and values that you will live out amongst those whom you are serving. Never be afraid to live diﬀerently from those around you as a result of living out God’s Word in your life. As you persevere in living out these godly truths, it will bring strength to you and inspire those you serve. Secondly, as you watch over your lives, ensure that you are constantly filled with the power of the Holy Spirit. Never allow your ministry to be functioning out of the flesh but always keep a daily communion with the Holy Spirit. Let your ministry be one where it is not by might nor by power, but by the Spirit of God (Zechariah 4:6). As you embark on this exciting journey ahead of you, with God’s Word and the power of His Holy Spirit, you will be amazed by what God will do through you! Rev. Dr Wilson Teo

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ለ‫ޗ‬෶Ⴝ઩ቈਜ࿘ඔ္౸ĭѱࣤൻሆကव॑ယ֭࿘഻ĭЬӳແྕ࿸ ࿘ᄅ ୕֭р၄഻Ģ ᄥ୎֦պ྘ྗੲ๷֭ᇟ္ৢӹПĭದ໩ၣ฼଑ฆඈ྘֭၊ؕߍቜແ ಓ૰h

ఋՙĭ֚୎࣐സሹ࠵഻֭ࠋĭ္ಚД୎ࣤӐЬൄ਺֭վେԑ઩hႭ ᄁҊ္Ⴐ࿛టধൡ‫ړ‬ĭ္ૌ็‫ތ‬ൄ਺࢔๡hದ୎֭ൡ‫ړ‬Ҋ൦၏॔൥ ৷ĭҊ൦၏॔Ҕେĭଶ൦ၟ॔ല֭਺ĩ࿸ ! Īh ֚୎ၣല֭ߍნ‫ތ‬෸ൄ਺֭େ৷෿ഐవ૳ྞ‫֭ځ‬ੲ๷ĭ୎߾࣡࿹ല ࢾሪ୎෶ቛ֭Ģ ᅽॠ໛ĩବ൅ĪѸ൞

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฼ ฼଑ฆవඈ ! ĩ‫ގތ‬ЯĪ uᆋོൡ୎္ႂ౟ಈቜĭѱ္ᄥՖልྗĭ൘ᇡಮॉԣ୎֭ӑ࣑ধh ୎ ୎္࣐സሹ࠵‫ތ‬ሹ࠵֭ࢥ࿦ĭ္ᄥᆋོൡഐ‫ྗޢ‬hႁແᆋဪྣĭჃ େࣿሹ࠵ĭჃେࣿ๘୎֭ಮhv ൶༽ĭДઍಓ૰෸ඓ਺֭‫ـ‬ሸu္࣐സሹ࠵‫ތ‬ሹ࠵֭ࢥ࿦vh๥ဪ ֭ĭ໩၁૰৫୎ĭᄥࢥ߾ࠏᆷӎഐ‫ڣ‬ൡᇾ֭൐‫ޱ‬ĭ࣐സሹ࠵഻֭ ࠋ‫ࢥތ‬࿦h՞୎ᄥॣพ֭ัઊĭቜ၄‫ތ‬۹ಮ֭ٙඹ෶࿘֦֭ല֭ᆏ ৠĭҊ္Ӷແ֎Պ֭ᆱൕhದᆋོᆏৠধႌ֥୎૔഻֭ࠋĭধႌ਽ ୎૔֭ൡ‫ړ‬ĭধД߁୎૔္૳‫ࡁظ֭ྃ؛‬ଜ‫ތ‬൳ธhದല֭ᆏৠধ भ‫୎ׯ‬૔֭ྣແ‫ࡖތ‬ᆼܼĭऄ൦୎૔ᄥ෶‫ڣ‬ൡ֭ಮᇗ္ࠋԣ֭hႭ ᄁҊ္ज஋ແࠋԣല֭ߍნ‫ؿ‬იᇣ຾ಮࠋ֭Ҋ๥h֚୎૔࡜ၲࠋԣ ᆋོ࣫᯾֭ᆏৠĭ෹߾փ‫୎ۻ‬૔৷ਐѱ౗ఛָ୎૔෶‫ڣ‬ൡ֭ಮh

Message from the Dean

School of Counseling This year’s graduation will see the largest cohort with 23 students graduating with a Postgraduate Diploma in Counseling (PDC) awarded by the University of Wales and 9 students graduating with the Master of Arts in Counseling (MAC) degree awarded by TCA College. 3 of our MAC graduates also graduate with a Postgraduate Diploma in Counseling awarded by the University of Wales. Congratulations! It is a landmark year indeed with so many counseling students graduating and bringing our School of Counseling to a new level of maturity!

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All our PDC graduates took the challenge upon themselves to be part of the final cohort while still holding a full time job, taking up to 3 modules per term! This was quite an amazing feat and I must congratulate each one of them who persevered through the 18 months to eventually clear all the requirements! Well done!

With the ending of the validation by the University of Wales, we are proud to announce that PDC degree will be awarded by TCA College and recognized by the Singapore Association for Counselling (SAC). Our students were assigned to various Family Service Centres, counseling centers, and

halfway houses to conduct counseling with clients. Many of our students received outstanding commendations by their site supervisors and clinical supervisors for their skills and proficiency in handling their cases. Several have already been oﬀered full-time jobs as counselors. Kudos to all our practicum students, you have made TCA College proud! Our counseling programs continue to attract interest among Christians locally and overseas due to our two-pronged emphasis: being faith-integrated and skills-focused. My encouragement to each of our 2013 PDC and MAC graduates is for your experience in the School of Counseling at TCA College to continue to enrich you as a person, empower you in your practice, and encourage you in your development as a professional counselor! The blessings of God be upon you and your counseling practice! Rev. Sam Kuna

Message from the Dean

School of Creative Arts

I would like to leave you some thoughts from Philippians 3:12-14. The “pressing on” that the Apostle Paul is talking about is to pursue a goal or have a purpose in mind. This pursuit should never be passive but should always be active. Jim Wilson says it succinctly, “You can’t go for the goal if you are living in the past… You can’t press on if you are living in yesterday.” Paul knew he could not be caught up in past accomplishments, but be like a runner and press forward toward the finishing line. While it is good to set tangible and realistic goals, the biggest goal we should set our eyes on should be for the purpose of the prize. Paul wanted to win the heavenly prize, which could only be received when he would see Him face to face. He was determined, dedicated

and focused on fulfilling just that. He also wanted to continue to grow in his understanding and knowledge of God. Now that you are graduating, let it not be a stage where you feel you have reached the pinnacle in your spiritual journey. My prayer for each one of you is to constantly pursue Christ-likeness (Ephesians 5:1-2) and righteousness (1 Timothy 6:11). I would also like to encourage you to be the salt and light of the world (Matthew 5:13-16) and point people to Him. May you always remain teachable, pliable and grow into all that He has in store for you. Therefore, while this is a graduation, it is also a commencement of the greater things He has in store for you. Keep pursuing Him, shine for Him and bloom wherever you are planted! Rev. Paul David Acting Dean

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Congratulations to all graduating students on completing this part of the journey in your lives. It has been great to see how you have all grown in your walk with God. We at TCA College are proud of each one of you and our greatest joy will be to see each of you constantly allow Him to work in and through your life.

Message from the Dean

School of Theology (English) Praise the Lord for the year 2013! It has been another year of walking in faith and witnessing God’s grace for the School of Theology (English). There are three things in particular that I wish to thank God for in this brief message.

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First, I rejoice in the fact that our school has received reaccreditation of all our programs for the next five years. Both the English and Chinese programs underwent a rigorous reaccreditation exercise by the Asia Theological Association. This involved an evaluation of our academic standards, practices and resources as well as interviews with the College leadership, faculty, administrative staff, students and alumni. The reaccreditation attests to the quality education offered by our school. The reaccreditation report also commended the faculty for its “creative teaching and commitment to accomplish the training objectives of the College” and highlighted the dedication and hard work of our administrative staff. It is truly a blessing to be part of this team of committed faculty and staff.

Secondly, I give thanks for the number of international students that God has drawn to the school. We currently have students from Germany, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, South Africa, Thailand and Vietnam studying alongside Singaporeans. This cultural

milieu permits a vigorous exchange of perspectives and ideas so students have a grasp of what God is doing all over the world. It also enables the school to fulfill its missions mandate to train and release leaders who will bring transformation globally. I am praying that God will bring even more international students so that we may increase our global impact. Thirdly, I congratulate all the graduands who have strived and completed their programs of study. You have drunk deep from the wells of Scripture, grown in your understanding of theology and sharpened practical competencies for ministry. You have been a blessing to the other students and to all of us in the TCA College family. My reminder to you is that the journey of learning continues on even as you embark into the next phase of ministry. Always carry the humble posture of a student and lean on the Holy Spirit to guide you through the dynamic adventure of ministry. May God use you to establish, expand, and extend His Kingdom. Rev. Dennis Lum

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ല࿘༪ ᇗ໛Ҏ ല෶ಲൕ֭௴ಮ Ⴣ྾ೊӐ්֭ѡ၊௃ྕ࿸ಮĭॉ֦ࢥ߾იࡍಮແ ୎૔‫֦ࢗۓ‬ϔ֭ല౮ļࡶ֦୎૔ഐฃྣ৤ೊၖ֭ ྞ‫ځ‬ĭແ൅֭ߖ൦‫ྒྷޛ‬໖֭ᄤԴഐѸ൞தĭႌ਽ ୎૔ຣӶᆋؕр၄ᆵ੦ ෿ԣྲྀ૒֭୎ĭೊ‫ގڠ࣏ݜ‬ਜൡ‫܅‬ഐ෶Ⴝ္֭౸ იћሡĭಗᄥࢋฃი৤ၖᆵ༷ĭ૷൲ᆏৠიᆦ ᆸgҊ‫ܬ‬စྣೊ၊֭֩ၴgᄥಮ౮ൡ‫ܫ‬ഐաҩ໵ ৤hᆋဪಷ൦ല֭௴ಮટŀ၊ᇄр၄ࠏൄᆷ֭ᆫ ඈჃफ़ၣᆫ଄൑ુ&

Ⴝ൑ુ٢ٍದ୎‫ۿ‬Ⴏ‫ֿ֭ە‬ ᇍಮ֭ቔྦྷĭ‫ׯ࡜ۿ‬ቖྣല ֭ᇃၱĭ‫ۿ‬ೣ‫ه‬ᆏৠ֭݃ი ಫୃŀԪਜࢄᆋ਎ؕࣤ໛ଇ ࡂჇྗѡ໵෹ٍĭଲ൦ല௴ ᆵ੦ഐ֭଄֯ ๥࿘૔ĭແ൅֭ఔᄃ୎૔ᄥൟ࡟ᇗ࣍໬ᆋᅞ଄ ֯Ģ࠯൘෸ಮడ଄๯ψĭ୎၁္‫ׯ‬ᇅӶແҊ‫֎ܣ‬ ֭؇ྣᆈĭᄥ‫ޙ‬ψ֭ൟօიಲൕ୎֭ᇾ๥ྣ қᒜ౴Ѹ൞

}ٗӳ޳໩ᇾδĭᇾδ֭ಮҊେ‫ݛ็࣑؃‬ļເ ؇ቖྣ໩็‫ڻ‬ᇃၱ֭ಮҔେ࣑ಈh֚ଲಸщႽ ࿀‫ا‬ಮ‫؛‬໩඲Ļᇾδĭᇾδĭ໩૔Ҋ൦‫֭୎ړ‬ ଈԶ֩ĭ‫֭୎ړ‬ଈ‫ݎے‬ĭ‫֭୎ړ‬ଈྣ࿀‫ا‬ၻେ ટŀ໩ऄ଄଄֭۩ො෸૔඲Ļ໩՞ধҊಲൕ୎ ૔ĭ୎૔ᆋོቜ‫֭ظ‬ಮĭ৞ि໩ಈϜĢ~ ฆఆ

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Programs Offered

College Leadership

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SCHOOL OF COUNSELING Postgraduate Diploma in Counseling1 Master of Arts in Counseling SCHOOL OF CREATIVE ARTS Continuous Learning Program2 Creative Arts Workshops Trainings and Consultations

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SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY English Department Certificate in Ministry Diploma in Theology Bachelor of Theology Graduate Diploma in Christian Studies Master of Arts in Intercultural Studies Master of Arts in Ministry Master of Divinity

ᇗ໛Ҏ Chinese Department ൄ‫܅‬ᆫඈज़ Certificate in Ministry ല࿘໛௥ज़ Diploma in Theology ല࿘࿘൞ज़ Bachelor of Theology ൄ‫܅‬ඳ൞ज़ Master of Arts in Ministry ֩࿘ඳ൞ज़ Master of Divinity ല࿘ඳ൞ज़ Master of Theology SCHOOL OF LEADERSHIP Master of Arts in Global Leadership Recognized by Singapore Association for Counselling 2 Specific Creative Arts Courses can be taken as part of School of Theology Bachelor & Master programs. 1

Rev. Dr Naomi Dowdy

Rev. Dominic Yeo

Chancellor

Vice Chancellor

Rev. Dennis Lum

Dr Joy Tsai

Rev. Sam Kuna

Rev. Paul David

Rev. Dr Bernard Koh

President

Dean, School of Theology (English)

Dean, School of Theology (Chinese)

Dean, School of Counseling

Acting Dean, School of Creative Arts

Dean of Students

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Rev. Dr Wilson Teo

Faculty and Staff ࢥᆷჼ

School of Theology (English)

School of Creative Arts

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Կၤ࿘༪ School of Theology (English) L-R: Dr Richard Goetz, Rev. Joseph Tan, Rev. Dr Babu Immanuel, Rev. Dennis Lum (Dean), Dr Tan Hock Seng, Lily Lim, Rev. Bryan Tan

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School of Theology (Chinese) L-R: Dr Leong Siang Nuan ਋ཧ୸Ѹ൞, Dr Joy Tsai қᒜ౴Ѹ൞ ᇾಱ , Rev. Dr Bernard Koh ۢ଄‫ ه‬ବ൅ Ѹ൞, Rev. Dr Andrew Teoh ᅮ໻ᅺ ବ൅ Ѹ൞

School of Creative Arts Rev. Paul David

School of Theology (Chinese) ല࿘༪ᇗ໛Ҏ

School of Counseling

Center for Counseling

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‫֥ګ‬ᇗྗ School of Counseling L-R: Esther Tzer-Wong, Rev. Sam Kuna (Dean), Rev. Anita Chia

Administrative Staﬀ Standing L-R: Winnie Ngui, Sharon Chua, Barry Chee, Patricia Loke Seated L-R: Karyn Tay, Rev. Lam Ee Lin, Alma Baselonia

Administrative Staﬀ ྣᆧᆷჼ

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Center for Counseling L-R: Esther Tzer-Wong, Rev. Anita Chia, Rev. Sam Kuna, Susan Lincoln, Sherrilyn Thanam, Audrey Yeo

The Student Council ࿘഻ৠൡ߾ It has been said that the time spent in school is the best time of one’s life. It is indeed a blessing to study in TCA College. TCA College is committed to provide a nurturing environment for students to grow, both in the written and the living Word. This goal is achieved through an excellent curriculum taught by committed lecturers and activities that encourage students to live out what they have learnt. As leaders and representatives of the student body, the Student Council plays a supportive role toward the same goal by organizing events and activities that promote Christian community life.

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Each year, the Student Council is responsible for organizing two major events – Cultural Night and Cohesion Day. Cultural Night celebrates the diversity in nationalities and Cohesion Day is a day to have fun in the sun. Apart from these, the Student Council also leads in prayer

meetings, plans informal outings, helps to induct new students, and cares for the welfare of the student body. It is hoped that through interacting with and caring for one another, students will be molded and grow in spirituality, maturity and character. The education received, lessons gleaned and relationships formed in TCA College will no doubt last beyond the time spent here. Lives that have been impacted and transformed here will certainly touch the lives of many others wherever the students are placed. As I come to the end of my three-year program here, I think that school can indeed be the best time of one’s life. Therefore, I aﬃrm: “School life in TCA College is the best time of our lives.” Toni Er Puay Hoon President, Student Council

ᄥྕ࿸࿘ᄅ࿘༥ಚൔ൦၊ࡹ૖‫֭ڦ‬ൡhྕ࿸࿘ᄅ ᇉ৷Ⴧແ࿘഻฼‫܊‬၊۹னც֭ߔ࣪ĭ൘෸૔Ҋ֔ ᄥ྇ԣধ֭ߍg၁ᄥࠋԣধ֭ߍᇗӶӑhᆋ۹ପ ћࢾሪࣘᆷ֭ূ൅ࢥ֥Ⴒྶ֭ॣӹĭ‫اތ‬ဪ֭ࠋ ‫׶‬ၣ‫ܥ‬৫࿘഻૔ࠋԣ෸૔෶࿘֦hቜແ࿘഻ಝเ ֭਽ྷ‫ތ‬օўĭ࿘഻ৠൡ߾ແպ֦ᆋ۹๥ဪ֭ପ ћĭϺဎਜ‫ګ‬ሁ‫ތ‬ᆮჹ֭ࢠ೬ĭ๡‫ݞ‬቎ᆶ‫ۺ‬ဪ֭ ࠋ‫׶‬դ࣑ਜࠖ؄๶֭ಝเ഻ࠋh ૌ୕࿘഻ৠൡ߾‫ڽ္؃‬ᄻ቎ᆶ਎ལվྠࠋ‫׶‬Ļ ഐϾ୕֭໛ߌᆵ၈‫༷ތ‬Ͼ୕֭৻ၹಸh໛ߌᆵ ၈ӷཋਜ‫ا‬ჵྦྷ֭૾ቊ‫ࡍݛތ‬ĭ‫৻ؿ‬ၹಸ൦ᄥ൱ ປဥ༷݃ߓ৉࢕Ⴛ֭ಸሸhԪՖᆵປĭ࿘഻ৠൡ ߾ߖ‫ڽ‬ᄻփ਽৻‫߾۩֤ގ‬ĭ቎ᆶྰཅࠋ‫׶‬ĭЂሁ

ྕ๥࿘ಽ೎ྕߔ࣪‫ތ‬ᅾ‫ܬ‬࿘഻ಝเ֭‫ڦ‬৮h༘ິ ๡‫ݞ‬ཕ߂‫ܖ‬๡‫ߐܹތ‬ĭ࿘഻૔फ़ၣᄥ਺ྦྷഐg഻ ଉ‫ތ‬௞۴ഐ֦֬ෙᄷ‫ތ‬Ӷӑh ‫ހ‬໵ၘ໡ׁĭᄥྕ࿸࿘ᄅ෶ࢬൻ֭ࢥცg෶࿘֦ ֭‫ތॣ܇‬෶ࢁ৳ܹ֭༪ĭ߾ӑׁࣺԃ࿋༷ಈh࿘ ഻૔഻֭ଉᄥᆋৢ෶ൻ֦֭ႝཡ‫ۇތ‬ѕࢄ෣ሪ෸ ૔෶֦ᆵԱĭ԰‫׶‬࿀‫ا‬ಮ഻֭ଉhᄥ࠯ࢄࢺ඗ೠ ୕֭ॣӹᆵࡅĭ໩ಚ྘࿘ྲ഻ྀ֭ࠋ൦၊۹ಮ഻ଉ ᇗቓ્‫֭ނ‬൐݃hҊ֔ೊՖĻ uᄥྕ࿸࿘ᄅ֭࿘༥഻ࠋ൦୎഻ଉᇗቓ‫֭ނ‬൐ ݃hv Ⴭம‫ٷ‬ ߾ӑĭ࿘഻ৠൡ߾

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College Life ࿘ᄅ഻ࠋ “You then, my child, be strengthened by the grace that is in Christ Jesus, and what you have heard from me in the presence of many witnesses entrust to faithful men who will be able to teach others also.” 2 Timothy 2:1-2 (ESV)

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}෶ၣĭ໩‫ـ‬δĭ୎႓֚ᄥࠖ؄ွᶜ֭‫ۘৢ׍ؾ‬ౄ గধĭ Ⴣ႓֚Ϥ୎ᄥ࿀‫ࡶا‬ᆫಮ૳వ՞໩ᆋৢ๘ࡶ ֭ĭ࢔ຉ‫ۻ‬ଲོჃᇙྗჃେ‫֥ࢥܜ‬ѡಮ֭ಮh~ ฼଑ฆ޲ඈ‫م‬ᅫ ࢳ

Small Groups ࿘ᄅུ቎

Beta

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Alpha

Small Groups ࿘ᄅུ቎

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Gamma

Delta

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Epsilon

Zeta

Cultural Night ໛ߌᆵ၈

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Cultural Night is a time for all students to come together with the faculty and staﬀ to know each better through various performances and, more importantly, Singaporeans’ favorite pasttime: eating!

Each small group brought a dish local to a specific country. There was food from Malaysia (Nonya Kueh), China (Dumplings), Taiwan (Black peanuts), United States (Alfero ice-cream and brownies) and Mexican (Nachos). For some present that night, it was the first time tasting these dishes, making it a spread to remember. The feasting was followed by a time of worship led by in-house foodie Luke Ng and his team, ushering God’s presence in English, Mandarin and Bahasa Indonesia songs. Student Vice President Daniel Topf then led the parade of nations and prayer for the nations represented by the cohort. These included

Germany, Malaysia, Indonesia, China, Taiwan, India, Philippines, United States of America, South Korea, Brunei, and Singapore. Then, in line with this year’s theme-Bible in Songs-the small groups had to put their best foot forward to showcase Bible stories in songs. Each English-speaking small group was paired with a Mandarinspeaking one to make the event even more multilingual. The end result? The performances showcased the many talents TCA students possess. Everything from the King of Pop, Michael Jackson, to current Korean sensation, Psy, made an appearance through the participants’ ingenuity and giftings. This shows that our students not only study hard, but they sing and act with a gusto too!

໛ߌᆵ၈๥ဪ൦ᆋ෶࿘ᄅ෶ᅢཋԣধ֭໛ߌg௞ ஏიེ႓h෡ಞ෹ཋᄥߖ૖ሪ૳೵ĭ֔၁ᆦ൦ႁ ແᆋҲ૳೵ĭग৞ಗҊඇ৞ĭଲᦹᦇ્֭ҔखႽ ༓ႌ৷ĭႝཡሪૌ၊۹മԱჇᆋߔ࣪ᆵᇗ֭ಮh ୎മԱჇᆋ۹‫؏ݛ‬ĭᇊമჇᆋ۹ྲྀ჻ĭ࿘༥ྕ֭ ᆱൕĭজᅢྕ֭਽ჟĭྣቄჇ໛ߌᆵᇗĭЬ໛ߌ ෶ႝཡიփ‫׶‬ĭᄥ৭ൖᇗӮ‫ז‬ი‫ྕۿ‬ĭෙᄷྕ֭ ໛ߌĭᆋє൦෺෶ᅢཋ֭ၱၴĭ၁൦෺֭ࡖᆼ෶ ᄥh‫ؿ‬၊၈ĭ এఋિĭᄁҊቈ ၣh໋ধĭߖႽ ‫هاۿ‬ऩიธ࿡ ֭४࡟ĭᇂֱሪ ୎Ģ

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໛ߌᆵ၈൦໛ߌ֭ ࢔ੈg໛ߌ֭ிሗ ‫ތ‬໛ߌ֭ಽ‫ގ‬ĭᆋ ൦၊ӎ఍ૻ֭ു ဘhร೗୎໋ᅃᆱ ཱིĭ໋ᅃҝიĭଲ ુ୎၊‫߾ׯ‬Ь෹෶༓ႌĭѱയയρഐ෹෶ᅢཋ֭ ્৩hၻჟ્֭൒ĭҊ๥‫ڙ‬೬gҊ๥ნစĭࠫଲ օўമ‫ڂ‬ი಼ძ֭ఓᇋĭ‫ۿ‬ཧ໩૔ўպਜᆋѱҊ ൦၊ӎ௼๡֭ࠋ‫׶‬hᆋৢ֭ૌ၊۹ද࡟‫؃‬फ़ၣࠃ Ӷ્‫ނ‬g໙Ꮻѱ‫ھ‬Ⴝ৉ಇ֭၊‫ߊڞ‬h ff u۫ᇗൄࣤv൦ᆋӎുဘ֭ᇾ฽ĭ෹Ҋ࣏࣏ᇂ ൦‫؛‬ႃ৉֭ўպĭࠏ൦‫؛‬ൄ֭ࣤৠࢻĭ‫ۿ‬൦ᄥ Ⴧ਎ᆈࢺ‫ގ‬იёᇍ‫ݞ‬ӹᇗ֭৉ಇhૌ၊۹ಮ‫؃‬ ႰྗჇఋ෶Ϻဎ֭ࢠ೬ĭࢄఋ‫؛‬ൄࣤ‫ܫ‬ൡ֭ৠ ࢻ‫ތ‬Կቜ‫ڹ‬ᇵჇཋൔĭᅢཋ‫ۻ‬෶Ⴝಮĭѱเ߾ ধሹҊ๥֭ಮ෶ᅢ൝֭‫ڌ‬Ҙhᆋऄས൦ॉ၊ӎ Ⴖུ඲‫ۇ‬ё֭‫א‬ႝĭҝဎ֭ૌ۹ಮ‫؃‬༭୐֭ॡ ߊਜ෸૔෶Ϻဎ֭ࢠ೬ĭѱ๯೎Ⴧ‫ܫ‬ൡი౮ ‫֚ۓ‬ᇗh௨ଦవܼᇡĭࠏ࿀߾ແଞ۹ಮ֭ўဎ ࠏ൦ଞ۹‫ܫ‬ൡ෶ս‫׶‬ĭ֔ᄁҊೊଲོϺဎᆈ‫؛‬ ࢠ೬֭ৠࢻയॡĭ‫ؿ‬໩འ඲ᆋऄᆦ൦u۫ᇗൄ ࣤvఋ଼ၣစ඲֭ᷭ৷Ϝh f

Cohesion Day ࿘ᄅ৻ၹಸ

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“Life Together!” No theme was more apt than that of Cohesion Day 2013. It was a day when the bonding of lives, from diverse cultures and backgrounds, was celebrated. Right from the start of the day, there was a buzz of excitement in the air; even a drizzle during our bus ride to the venue could not dampen the buoyant mood.

Cohesion Day this year was held at Marina Barrage. With the scenic Singapore landscape as our backdrop, we were ready to have some fun! Ice-breaker games like “Fire, Hunter, Earthquake” and “Captain on Deck” brought smiles to every face. By this time, if there was any ice that had yet to melt, the blazing sun made sure that it quickly vanished. In the intense heat, we began our team games with “The Picture Game,” whereby each team was given a photograph and was tasked to strike

a pose as similar to it as possible. Creativity exploded in some teams – imitating boys playing football, one of the teams created a human ball that rolled on the ground! Surrendering to the sun, we retreated to the shelter to continue the rest of our day. While having a wonderful lunch as teams, each team had to come up with a team cheer. This was probably the biggest challenge yet: communicating eﬀectively and conjuring up a cheer which everyone in the team could agree and be part of. The teams’ presentation of their team-cheer was most enjoyable. After all, how often do you get to see your lecturers cheering and dancing with no restraint? In the last game, the team members formed a single line with masking tape linking them together, on the bottom of our left and right

We ended the day with writing positive remarks about each of our teammates on a piece of paper. It was a sweet experience and a great conclusion to the day. At TCA College, we have people from many different countries, speaking different languages, and with different customs. Nonetheless, the spirit of love in Christ Jesus has bonded us together, to live and grow together after the motto of the Cohesion Day, “ Life Together!”

୕ ᄍ ಸĭᄥಎเ൅഻֭ఁ஗ᇗĭ໩૔ᇜ Ⴧႚধਜྕ࿸࿘ᄅ၊୕၊؏֭৻ၹಸh࣊୕৻ ၹಸ֭ᇾ฽൦u഻ଉi၊గvhվࡍ၊ᄲऄྞᇉ ѹѹ֭ধ֦࿘ᄅࠪ‫ގ‬ĭሡЩि൛ԑ઩໵ན৉ಇ֭ ၊็h໩૔ԣ‫ه‬వາѦ‫ֵݢ‬Ϧĭᆋ൦၊۹٬Ӑ౥ կgԑ઩ྕࡎ௩೬ҙ֭g‫ނ‬೾‫ނ‬ණׁ֭٢h {ਥಮgਣࠍgׁᆙ|‫ࡒ{ތ‬ϸഐ֭Էӑ|௭Ԫਜଲ‫ܪ‬ଛ഻֭ ۷‫ޑ‬ĭದ໩૔мՖ‫ۿ‬౜ࣕĭ൘໩૔Ҋ‫୕ٻ‬ਵgҊ‫ؿࠩݛٻ‬ս Ӷਜ၊௓h൅഻૔ᄥֵϦೠ੔֭౥կҬׁഐĭ‫׬‬ሪࠍਫ਼၊ဪ ֭ฆဥಷಞᅢ൝ሪಫӼĭߓഺཹნҊ‫ؖ‬ĭվࡍຟ֬Ҋၯ৉޴h {௛๵Ⴛ༬|٬ӐखႽ๏ᅦĭվࡍ֬χሪ๵ߊ௛ԣႽܹ֭๵ ϋh໩૔ॉ֦ਜԿၱg໩૔ॉ֦ਜ਽֥৷g໩૔ॉ֦ਜධ‫ڣ‬g ໩૔ॉ֦ਜಯସg໩૔၁ॉ֦ਜ༕ഽh{ংҌቄ|॑ယ֭൦๾ ‫࣢ؚ‬ലĭ‫ؚ‬ჼ֭࢞‫༷׀‬җሪӑӑ֭֭၊๐๔ᇄĭ๶ҌవྣĭჃ Ҋେ୳‫ؖ‬๔ᇄhུ቎Ⴛ༬ሹಞ൦Ⴝൃ৮‫ތ‬െϯĭᄥࠋ‫׶‬ᇗĭվ ࡍ‫ࣘ؃‬ਜሹ࠵ቓվ֭େ৷൘ሹ࠵֭๾‫ۿؚ‬ԣ೬h ࢺ඗ᆵవႽ၊ؕ‫ٻ‬ར֭൐࡟hվࡍ‫؃‬ᄥ၊ᅮᅮ֭๵ߊᇄഐĭ ༷྇‫؛‬ሹ࠵‫ؚ‬ჼ֭‫ۓ‬འĭଲ൦ดӼ֭ྗ਺࢔ੈ൐ॡh ໾Ҝ‫ތ‬ҷ‫ࢩ׌‬໩૔֭ྗ്‫֭ٻ‬઩ቈh੅༷ᄥ໩૔ྗ๰ഐ֭൦ ଓҊಈ֭ဏ৩‫ތ‬ҢশĢ଄୕ࡶh

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feet. We were made to walk (or rather waddle) toward a finishing line without breaking the tape. This called for unity, focus and determination, as shown by a team that refused to give up despite their tape tearing several times.

Vietnam Missions Trip

CHINA

VIETNAM LAOS

THAILAND

CAMBODIA

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Each year, TCA College sponsors a student mission trip in support of our purpose statement to provide ministerial training that will equip students to be responsible Christian leaders in promoting the mission of the church.

This year, a team of three was sent to help fulfill this purpose by teaching an apologetics class at a Bible school in Vietnam. Dr Richard Goetz, a TCA lecturer in theology, led a team of two TCA students from the Master of Divinity program – Richard Ong

and Daniel Topf – to Ho Chi Minh City where they conducted a two-week intensive course in Christian apologetics to 19 eager Vietnamese students. Flying in on a Monday in mid-April, the three were met at the airport and welcomed to Vietnam by a staﬀ from the Bible school. Richard and Daniel had the privilege of staying with the Vietnamese students in the school’s dormitory and sharing daily life with them, which turned out to be a great experience and tremendous blessing. Early morning personal prayer and calisthenics helped kickstart the day, followed by a delicious local breakfast. The daily student-led chapel services were also uplifting. The spiritual discipline of the students was a blessing to the team, challenging them in their faith and reminding them that missions and learning always go both ways. While Dr Goetz taught the majority of the apologetics course, Richard and Daniel, who had taken the course at TCA and prepared in advance, both taught one

The team was also blessed to have the opportunity to preach and share during the weekend in diﬀerent churches around the city. Traveling to those churches by riding pillion on a motorbike through winding, bustling streets was an adventure in itself! Richard and Daniel shared at Saturday evening youth meetings and all three team members preached in separate churches on Sunday. Some of the congregations met in their own building while others in house churches, but all shared a love for Jesus Christ and a passion for sharing the good news. Throughout this mission, the team experienced a genuine spiritual hunger among the Vietnamese Christians. It was a true blessing to be with them, to hear

their testimonies of faith in Christ and see their faith in action. Often the case on mission trips, the team humbly realized they were the ones most blessed through the experience. The three-member team gratefully acknowledged and appreciated the leadership and assistance of TCA College in providing this open door for teaching and preaching. It is their hope that more such teaching and learning mission opportunities will be available for TCA students in the future.

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section of the course for an entire day, amounting to five hours of teaching. For the two, it was an exciting experience teaching students in the last semester of their degree studies. On their part, the students were enthusiastic learners and active in classroom activities such as small group discussions.

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Theological Reﬂection Theological Education as Andragogy for Sociality

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My thoughts here dwell around the idea that theological education should move from being pedagogy (child-education) to andragogy (adult-education). This conviction is because I believe Asia is a huge repository of philosophical, cultural, and religious resources that theological education can harness to address the various and complex issues that Western theology cannot suﬃciently address. This warrants a mature appreciative inquiry. Theological education in Asia should be firmly rooted in its own soil if it is to make sense at all in Asia.

Out of this conviction, I draw another conclusion: that theological education should adequately prepare students to find answers amidst their life and ministry struggles. If theological education equips students with the ability to ask questions and question the questions, ask why and why not, raise objections and object the objections, then it has achieved its purpose. Questions that drive my lectures include “Are these lectures compatible with the reality of the church in a society that is pluralistic in terms of culture, ethnicity, religion, and denomination?” “Is there room for mutual fecundation between

theological education and society?” “Am I equipping my students to face the real world with real human beings and real challenges?” In a classroom setting, first the lessons are oﬀered and finally a test is given, whereas in real life, first a test is given and then a lesson is learnt. I am curious over whether students are prepared for this test? Can they ask questions, not necessarily content-centric, but life-centric? I consider theological education as a “Life Science”. My interest, therefore, is not pedagogy, but andragogy. How are the students, who are going to be ministers and leaders in an adult world (the church included), prepared to meet life’s challenges? Life Science - theological education - needs life skills to prepare for life’s trials and not just for the final exam. The need is integration, for a holistic theological education. Theological education has to be integral instead of being compartmentalized, inclusive, and integrated. Sociology, psychology, anthropology, cultural anthropology, religion and society, church polity, and politics all need to be well knit into the theological education with a view to empower students to engage in society.

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Dr Babu Immanuel Venkataraman School of Theology (English)

ࢥ࿘ი࿘ඔခࣶ ࿘ඔѱҊ൦൑ુۢയକұ֭ൡĭ‫ؿ‬൦၊ᇝৠࢻ٢൜h‫؛‬ൄࣤခࣶ‫ؿ‬စĭ࿘ඔ ൦ၣॢܼgက࣐‫ގތ‬ৠ֭ඹໃ॑ਐࣤ໛ധ֭ࠫ٢૳ĭၣєᇗ।ׁࢻ൬ࣤ໛h ূ၊Уಲແ࿘ඔი྘ဧᄷऄ໵ܹĭ‫ؿ‬ٙ‫؛‬ല࿘ࢥცu࿘ඔߌvhҊ‫ݞ‬ൄࣤയ ೎֭୅‫ݬ‬ದ࿘ඔࣀธ෴໵౳h೗ലၣ‫֭ھچ‬ಮ໛ట༗‫ތ‬യॡўպ٢൜ఛ൝྘ ༗ĭҊက࣐ልခൄࣤĭऄ൦‫؛‬Ҋగല֭ఛ൝h ࿘ඔྦྷࢥ္֥uയ೎సԣvhuയ೎v൦ႁແྻ္‫ٻ‬།ࣤ໛ৢոሾ‫ڷ‬ᄞ֭ႁ ෕ļuసԣvᄽ൦ᄥჇႌ֥࿘഻ॉ֦ࣤ໛֭ၱၴ෶ᄥhႽၱၴ֭࿘ඔ߾Ӊ഻ ઩ቈ‫ۓ‬ĭ൘ಮu߭ಞվ༉vh໵ٍuసԣv֭࿘ඔᄽಔًಽ߾݂๡ĭದಮૡ െᄥ໼ৢ༄ᇗh ࿘ඔခࣶେ‫ܜ‬ᄷऄࢥ߾hൄ֭ࣤ୅ೀ၊϶Ҋ൦༪๬ߌ֭ĭ‫ؿ‬౗ߖҝᄞሪԱ࣪ ႁ෕hऄମu৞ࠆიᄤࠆv֭ॣ฽ĭቁჸᄽიԱ࣪ႁ෕ҝᄞᄥࣤ໛ৢhല࿘ ༪ᇗ໛Ҏಈ୕ᇾϿ֭u৞ࠆიᄤࠆv֭࿘ඔࢋ቞‫ތ‬࿘ᄅূ൅૔୅Ҏ‫؛‬Ֆॣ฽ ֭јઊĭ൘վࡍҊ߾‫ׁ֎࡭؏ݞ‬ॉֈൄࣤ৳ӎh࣐സธัൄࣤჸᄽେແࢥ߾ ৳‫྘ׯ‬ဧሡിĭ൘഻ࠋ႓Ⴐ‫޴ގ‬ᇗ֩h ࢥ࿘൦࿘ඔခࣶ֭ငഭhлᆈೠ୕Ͼ֭Ѹ൞ခࣶѱҊቈၣ‫܊‬ ႓ೠ୕֭ࢥғĭႁՖࢥ࿘֭֚‫ـ‬೗๜ᇀခࣶऄ߾೾౳ණࣘh ࢥ࿘ٙӶແuѸ൞޲v֭‫ڗ܇‬ĭ൘ࠋණҊ߾ѕແලණh ࢥ࿘Я൦٢٢૳૳֭ĭᆋ‫ۓ‬စᇀჇ࿘ඔ٢૳֭ٙඹh ਋ཧ୸Ѹ൞ ല࿘༪ ᇗ໛Ҏ

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To use Schleiermacher’s w ord s, theological education is “education for community”. Societyat-large is the first and the foremost stakeholder of theological education. Andragogy, I submit, should be a learning that situates students – at least for six months while studying – in the context of their present and prospective ministries, as well as in contexts they have not thought about so far, so that they will be able to perceive what the context demands and how to apply their classroom learning to address those needs.

School of Theology English (SOTE) Seminars

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Growing a Healthy Church by Dr Robert Coleman

SOTE was privileged to have Dr Robert Coleman speak on the topic “Growing a Healthy Church” on June 11, 2012. Dr Coleman is the Distinguished Professor of Evangelism and Discipleship at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, U.S. He also served as Dean of the Billy Graham International Schools of Evangelism as well as Director of the Billy Graham Center Institute of Evangelism at Wheaton College. Dr Coleman is best known for the classic The Master Plan of Evangelism, a widely-read book laden with principles on world evangelization. The seminar was targeted to help pastors and church leaders. Dr Coleman shared from his vast experience, as illustrated by the nine interwoven

and proven principles needed to ensure the spiritual health of the church. By following and contextualizing these principles, churches will experience tangible growth to the praise and glory of God. For him, a healthy church is a growing church, both in maturing in Christ (sanctification) and in outreach (evangelism).

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Dr Coleman’s own personal spiritual life is infectious. I am empowered by this seminar. The concepts and plenteous references to the Bible, along with personal examples, spur us to a life unto Christ.

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Apart from the normal classes oﬀered by SOTE, the faculty regularly organizes special seminars and conferences for the public. Through these seminars, it aims to make the Bible relevant and oﬀer practical insights in areas of prayer, relationships, spiritual growth and service to God. Some of the more recent seminars are highlighted below.

Signs and Wonders for Today? by Sis. Lily Lim On October 19, 2012, Lily Lim presented the topic “Signs and Wonders for Today?” She teaches Asian Religions and Missions subjects at TCA College and is currently completing her Doctor of Missiology with Fuller Theological Seminary in The United States.

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The speaker keeps emphasizing the need to go back to God’s Word and reminds us that miracles happen for a purpose.

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The Mystery of Grace by Dr Babu Immanuel Dr Babu Immanuel teaches the New Testament at TCA College. He holds a Doctor of Philosophy from the University of London and has several published books and journal articles to his name. Given his

Dr Immanuel briefly outlined the understanding of the human condition according to diﬀerent belief systems and philosophies. These point to the human condition of hopelessness, to the incapacity to free itself from the bondage, and the need of a god-figure to liberate man. Against this backdrop, certain biblical narratives such as the story of David, Mary, and the parable of the lost son were explored in detail, together with enthusiastic participation from the attendees. In the end, the “mystery” of grace was not resolved, because it is an evidence of the grand continuum of God’s salvation plan for humankind and we should be grateful to Him who bestows His grace on us.

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The topic is very good and the content covered, interesting. I like the mix of theory, history and application. The way the seminar ended was extremely powerful.

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Lily explained that the miracles in the Bible do not occur in the past, but continue to be witnessed in the signs and wonders appearing in many parts of Asia and the world. They have resulted in enormous church growth, thus dispelling the myth that biblical miracles no longer exist today.

background, he handily presented the seminar topic “The Mystery of Grace” on February 23, 2013. The purpose of the seminar was to help participants understand the idea of grace that, according to him, “defies all definitions and continues to be a mystery, particularly in view of the lack of suﬃcient rationale why it is conferred at all, especially on undeserving beneficiaries”.

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The seminar explored the work of God in the Book of Acts, especially highlighting scripture references pointing to miracles that subsequently led to conversions to Christ. Some of the key questions she addressed include “Is there a connection between signs and wonders and the multitudes which are added to the Lord?” and “Are signs and wonders normative for the church today?”

School of Counseling (SOC) Seminar

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Child Protection: Guidance for Churches by Rev. Dr Laurie Vervaecke

The School of Counseling organized the “Child Protection: Guidance for Churches” seminar which took place on March 18, 2013, at Trinity Christian Centre. Senior Pastor Rev. Dominic Yeo began the seminar with an opening speech to the 150 participants. The seminar aimed to train and educate church pastors, leaders, professionals and volunteers who work with children and youths. Representatives from churches, voluntary welfare organizations, family service centers and oﬃcials from the

Ministry of Social and Family Development attended the full-day seminar. Rev. Dr Laurie Vervaecke was the main speaker at the seminar. She is a licenced Clinical Pastoral Counselor with the National Christian Counseling Association and a Member of the International Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect. Her in-depth biblical, professional and practical teaching promoted the need to instil values in communities, and not to tolerate abuse toward children. She emphasized the crucial need for Christian leaders to be strategically placed to provide

The seminar enabled participants to develop a conscious awareness of complex issues faced by vulnerable children. It also equipped the participants with skills necessary to address the various needs in areas where work with children are involved. The topics covered by the seminar addressed biblical perspectives and why it matters that abuse be understood as well as the vital role that leaders in the faith play in helping victims of abuse. The obligation of the church was also addressed so that the safety of children can be ensured while they are under the care of the church volunteers. Participants were given a self-audit tool to set up certain key guidelines that represent the minimum standard required in the provision of services, activities, and arrangements in order to ensure children are safeguarded. This was

crucial in helping participants to implement, train, inform, and communicate good policies and practices in ensuring the safety and protection of children. Feedback from seminar participants indicated the need to be well-informed on measures which can be taken to ensure the protection of children. The presence of officials from the Ministry of Social and Family Development added to the importance of child protection and the need to take concrete steps to implement child protection policies, procedures and practices in churches and other voluntary organizations. The Q & A session at the close of the seminar benefited participants who were offered practical examples of how to re-habilitate offenders and prevent recurrence of abuse. We look forward to the development of more platforms within the Church and Christian community that promote the message of protecting children. Audrey Yeo

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spiritual ministry, make referrals to socioeconomic aid, establish policies and help neglected and abused children.

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Яሪიࢥ߾Дԃ߂‫ٻࠫ׶‬རല࿘ඹໃĭჃౕܹ൐օ֭થ‫ྀࠫ׶‬ሁࠖ؄๶ೊ‫ߵލ‬႓ന߾ ॣ฽ĭᄥ ୕ĭྕ࿸ᇗ໛ҎႽ਎ӎ࣢ҙ֭ࢋ቞Ļu໩૔Ⴝ૛vࠫuࠆႅऒიೣvh

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໩૔Ⴝ૛ ໑৽嶽Ѹ൞ ఆᄍ ಸu໩૔Ⴝ૛vᆋ ӎࢋ቞௭ࡂ੫֭༓ႌਜ ໒֭๘ᇡĭধሹ‫ۺ‬ሿஒࠫࢥ ߾֭߾Ⴞఒऒ၊พĭᯧ๘‫؛‬ ࢥ‫֭ڻ‬u૛࿘v 6ULPYVSVN` ࿘Ⴝል࣢֭໑৽嶽Ѹ ൞ĭೊ‫ލ‬՞৭ൖ֭થખᆫൔࠖ؄ࢥ֭గჿԣჇ၊ ӎല෶՘֭ၻཨࠏၻ૛hᆋ൦ӎखႽӽ༽ఛ޲֭ဎ ࢋĭ‫ܥ‬৫ሪࠖ؄๶ࡇ࿋ᄥᆏৠᇗಲൕ૛འĭൔཋ ૛འ

ᝮएЙ‫ڣ‬Б᠟ ྇໐ǖϮϬϭϮ ฤ ϳ Ꮬ ϭϰ ྇Ǆቩ໐ങǅ ྇໐ǖ ဟମǖᅵ࿟ ϳ ࢛ ϯϬ ॊᒗ ϵ ࢛ ϯϬ ॊ ࢐࢛ǖቤ዇ኧᏔ˄ ˅ ୴Ꮉᒦቦ୚ჭ ୴Ꮉᒦቦ୚ჭ ϭ ࢐࢛ǖቤ዇ኧᏔ˄d ŽůůĞŐĞ˅ Ϯϰϵ WĂǇĂ >ĞďĂƌ ZŽĂĚ ^ŝŶŐĂƉŽƌĞ ϰϬϵϬϰϲ ࢟જǖϲϯϬϰϳϲϬϮ ͬ ϲϯϬϰϳϲϲϮ ࢟જǖ

୚Ꮛ଼஑;! ୚Ꮛ଼஑;!ᆠೌ ;!ᆠೌⵥ!݇ိ! ݇ိ! (Vanderbilt University Divinity School)

(Edinburgh University New College)

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ཱུᆸඣጙ໦፱ۧĘඪሯę ᄏሚခჅࠧࡼ ཱུᆸඣጙ໦፱ۧĘඪሯęˈ Ęඪሯęˈ ᄏሚခჅࠧࡼ

Ęፊඪęă! Ęፊඪęă!

ࠆႅऒიೣ ۢ଄‫ه‬Ѹ൞ࠫ਋ཧ୸Ѹ൞ ࣕ࠳୕֭ࢥ߾ᇗ৞ࠆჃᄤࠆ ֭ࠖ؄๶ಸၵᅁ‫ا‬ĭᆋҊ࣏ ൦ࢥବ֭চನĭ၁൦ࢥ߾਽ྷ૔ࠧ൵֭ॣ฽ĭႁແ ৽ࢥବಮჼ৞ࠆ֭ཋཨ၁ҲԣҊ౳hമແല࿘ࢥც ֎໒֭ྕ࿸ᇗ໛ҎႯట്ቈ֭ᄥ്၊ᄍ ಸऐϿu ࠆႅऒიೣv֭ࢋ቞h໩૔ာ౰ਜྕ࿸ಎᆷࢋ൅ۢ ଄‫ه‬Ѹ൞ࠫ਋ཧ୸Ѹ൞‫ٻ‬ѡऄྕऀᄇ֭৳ӎӯඕܼ ‫׌‬hᆋӎࢋ቞༓ႌਜ ໒֭ࠖ؄๶వধౕܹᆋന ߾ࠫࢥ߾֭ॣ฽ļᄥ‫ټ‬ನ֭ಮൟ࡟ĭٙ‫ܥۿؿ‬৫ሪ ࠖ؄๶ᇟ൲ࠫᆍ༜ല෶՘֭ࠆႅh

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٪ဌ໋ধĭ‫ྎۓ‬ഐ֭ׄփ਽ი๥ᄥĢ‫֭߾ࢥۺྎۓ‬ ᆮԃĢࢋ቞൦໩૔‫ٻ‬ར֭௤ฃĭᄥࡃ‫֭ׯ‬൐ॡಷ߾ िӎĭࡇ࿋֭ာ౰୥ҝვ࢔ੈĢ

Graduates’ Reﬂections р၄഻‫ۓ‬စ Cherie Ong (SOTE) My journey at TCA College was marked by the highs of learning and accumulating new experiences, and the lows of anguish during assignment and exam periods. I enjoyed the engagement with lecturers and questions raised about my faith that I was driven to answer. I also experienced personal breakthroughs both in my relationship with God and the way I ministered to people in the church. I thank God for this amazing adventure and opportunity to grow at TCA! Regina Fluckiger (SOTE) TCA College has played a significant role in building my theological foundation and knowledge. It was here that my worldview of Christianity was broadened and I met many wonderful people who will continue to journey through life with me.

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Audrey Yeo (SOC) The counseling theories, clinical skills modules and integration of spirituality in my training as a counselor have enabled me to be professionally equipped to take a diagnostic view of counseling issues. I have made an excellent choice to study at TCA College as I have been greatly blessed and enriched!

ਧྒྷᙨ ല࿘༪ᇗ໛Ҏ ແᇾ‫ࠋؿ‬ĭ൦၊഻֭࿘༥ĭ ྕ࿸࿘ᄅ֭னცຑᅢਜ໩֭൲ဿĭ ದ໩‫֬׵ۿ‬ೊ‫ࠋލ‬ԣᆋ޳ᆂĢ ޹৩ଳ ല࿘༪ᇗ໛Ҏ ॔ሪଲ՘‫֭ߺؾ‬ჿ๰ĭᄥྕ࿸࿘ᄅ֭ೠ୕ĭ‫؛‬ല֭ߍნႽ‫ۿ‬യ֭ৠࢻh ࢥ൅૔֭ᆿ֥ĭཧҊ๥‫֭ࡍݛ‬๥࿘࿘༥ĭ‫؃‬൦ᆼ֬‫֭ࣤؾۓ‬৭Ģ

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Certiﬁcate in Ministry ൄ‫܅‬ᆫඈज़ 1 Chong Sal Liang ᅮཷਲ Singapore 2 Song Lie Mei ෋৩ૄ Singapore

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Diploma in Theology ല࿘໛௥ज़ 1 Ho May Wah Diana Singapore ★ Ng Hwee Yong David ߣ߱ဠ Singapore ★ Yeo Guan Hoe ဟჵ‫ތ‬ Singapore

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Diploma in Higher Education in Theology 1 Tang Wai Heng Singapore

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Bachelor of Theology ല࿘࿘൞ज़ 1 Koh Hui Chin ࿀߸ऴ Singapore 2 Lina ޹৩ଳ Indonesia 3 Loh Shi Foo ઍൟ‫ھ‬ Malaysia 4 Nyon Kay Renn Malaysia 5 Tiang Chung Wah Gideon ӹᅫ߇ Malaysia

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BA (Hons) in Theology 1 Chin Ngeet Sheong Tim Singapore 2 Chua Siew Geok Singapore 3 Fluckiger Regina Switzerland 4 Hoi Wai Yee Vivien Singapore

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Graduate Diploma in Christian Studies ★ Lee Cai Jie Singapore 2 Lee Soh Cheng Bernadette Singapore 3 Neo Kee Chuan Singapore 4 Tan Jie Pei Agnes Singapore

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Postgraduate Diploma in Theology 1 Phoon Lai Yee Pauline Singapore

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Master of Arts in Intercultural Studies 1 Ong Shi Ni Cherie Singapore 2 Rusanto Rusmawaty Indonesia

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Master of Arts in Ministry ൄ‫܅‬ඳ൞ज़ 1 Jiang Xiu Hong ࢆྶޫ China 2 Tan Siew Lian Singapore

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Master of Divinity ֩࿘ඳ൞ज़ 1 Hsieh Ming Feng ྎ଄‫ڊ‬ Taiwan 2 Lam Yen Yee Dorcas ਧྒྷᙨ Malaysia 3 Ong Pok Seng Richard Singapore

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Postgraduate Diploma in Counseling 1 Bacasno Importante Jocelyn Philippines 2 Cheng Mui Hong Mabel Singapore 3 Chua Seah Hui Sunny Singapore 4

Faquir Apphia Rujiab Rose Singapore

5 Foo Mei Fang Grace Singapore 6 Fun Suet Quen Sandie Singapore 7 Goh Swee Kim Aileen Singapore

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9 Lim Gwut Yian Angie Singapore 10 Lim Poh Cheng Singapore

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Postgraduate Diploma in Counseling 11 Lim Siew Chwee Walter Singapore 12 Loi Teck Yi Yarni Singapore 13 Ng Bee Ling Isabelle Singapore 14 Ong Hong Ching Sandie Singapore 15 Roberts Sam Bobby India ★ Tay Lee Siang Lisa Singapore 17 Woon Chin Ting Singapore

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Master of Arts in Counseling 1 Chiam Ling Ling Singapore 2 Johnson Plamkoottathil Sherin India 3 Lee Hong Leng Jonathan Singapore 4 Lincoln Colin Singapore 5 Mak Chun Kam Lily Singapore 6 Seow En Hui Amadea Malaysia 7 Tan Siew Yin Christine Singapore

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SINGAPORE

Ms Yarni Loi Teck Yi May your training equip you to befriend the discouraged and to lift up the fallen for the sake of Christ. From: The Pastors, Leaders and Congregation of Barker Road Methodist Church.

Let your light shine before men, that they may see your good deeds and praise your Father in heaven. Matthew - 5:16 8.30am

H y m n b o o k S e r v i ce ( S a n c t u a r y ) Upper Room Charismatic S er vice at S o p h i a B l a c k m o re H a l l , Leve l 6

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Contemporar y S er vice (Sanc tuar y) Shine For th (ACS Concer t Hall) M a n d a r i n S e r v i ce ( We s l e y H a l l ) Filipino S er vice (ACS Movement Gym) Indonesian Service (Oldham Hall Chapel)

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to ou r Su nda y Wo rship s ervices and Fellowship:

[Our Sunday Schools run concurrently with the 3 services in the Sanctuary]

Regular SATURDAY Holy Communion and Teaching Service @ 5pm in the BRMC Sanctuary.

Wednesday, mid-week Worship Service in Mandarin @ 7.30pm in the BRMC Sanctuary. On Fridays, we have the Prayer & Praise (Charismatic) Fellowship 8.00pm at Wesley Hall. We also have Worship Services and Fellowship on Sundays at our Preaching Point: Block 153 Bukit Batok Street 11 #02-250 Tel: 6564 3186

Barker Road Methodist Church, 48 Barker Road, Singapore 309917 Tel: +65 6256 4298 Fax: +65 6255 4030 Website: www.brmc.org.sg

Congratulations to Richard Ong Pok Seng Master of Divinity

From Pastors, Board Members and Elimites Our Vision & Mission

Join us for Sunday Worship

A Spirit-filled people and a Spirit-filled church

at 8 am and 10.30 am

reaching and impacting the spiritually unresolved

Senior Pastor

here and beyond

Rev Glen Lim

E L I M C H U R C H A S S E M B LY O F G O D Address: 1079 Serangoon Road Singapore 328182 Website : www.elimchurch.org.sg enquiries: +65 62982204 (phone); +65 62982664 (fax); or general.office@elimchurch.org.sg (email)

Bethel Assembly of God Congratulations TCA College Graduates! Cong

Regina FlÜckiger Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Theology

Lily Mak Chun Kam Master of Arts in Counselling

Congratulations to

Dorcas Lam Yen Yee

Nyon Kay Renn

Master of Divinity

Bachelor of Theology

From The Pastors, Leaders and Congregation of The Abundant Church A/G, Kuala Lumpur

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Congratulations Ms Rose Faquir for obtaining your Postgraduate Diploma in Counseling

From the Pastors, Elders and Staﬀ of Bartley Chris an Church Ltd.

Rennie Yong Cher Chin BA (Hons) in Theology With Compliments & Blessings From NSHC CEMERLANG SDN BHD

Congratulations Aileen Goh for obtaining your Postgraduate Diploma in Counseling

From the Pastors, Leaders and Congrega on of World Revival Prayer Fellowship

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Congratulations to our dearest Cherie...

For we are God’s workmanship, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do. (Eph 2:10) Love and Hugs from your husband Ps Kah Fei, Dad Jon, Mom Valerie, Brother Andre, and Dad-in-law Chung Keng Kong and Mum-in-law Jean

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