Speakers for Sunday 13 May

Senior Pastor Rev Fred David will be preaching in the Morning Worship on the Topic: “Come Holy Spirit” (Acts 10:44-48) This is also Mother’s Day.

In the Evening we have the privilege of listening to the Rev Dr. Tan Jin Huat, who speaks on “Chosen By God” (John 15:9-17)

If you do not have a church to go to or never visited a Church, we pray that you give going to church a try. You will be warmly welcomed to Peace Community Church where you are always made to feel special. Our Senior Pastor will personally welcome you.

Speaker for Sunday May 06

Our senior pastor will be speaking at both the morning and evening worships. In the morning the topic will be: ” Invitation to Share” (Acts 8:26-end). Then in the evening he will be speaking on John 15:1-8, ” The Lord is Our Vine”

This is also Holy Communion week and we ask you to come and share with us at the Lord’s Table. This was the practice of the early church. They devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching, and to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer.

Coffee and tea will be served after the morning worship and a light supper after the evening worship. Come and experience the love and fellowship at Peace Community Church.

Jumping for the Lord

The children now see it as their privilege to take the final session of each Sunday worship. Last Sunday saw them singing and jumping for the Lord. It is indeed a joy to have our children to be assimilated into the Sunday worship. Praise God for the children and those who nurture them in the faith.

Come Worship with Us

We are Peace Community Church invite you to share in our Palm Sunday Worship on Sunday 1st April 2012. The worship will begin with the Blessing of the Palm Crosses and a procession of children waving palm leaves singing “Hosanna to the Son of David”

Our speaker for both services will be our Senior Pastor Rev Fred David. He will be speaking on the following topics at the services:

Senior pastor

Morning: “Imitating Christ’s Humility (Philippians 2:5-11)

Evening: “The Lord Needs of It” (Mark 11:1-11)

Breakfast will be served in the morning, while at the evening worship we will share in a fellowship meal. If you need directions, please check our website for the road map.

Please do go to worship on a Sunday. May God bless you week.

Why Christians Celebrate Palm Sunday?

The Messiah comes to rebuild Jerusalem

Palm Sunday is the day the Christian Church remembers the “triumphal enrty” of Jesus into Jerusalem, exactly one week before His resurrection (Matthew 21:1-11) Some 450-500 years earlier, the Prophet Zechariah had prophesied, “Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion! Shout, O daughter of Jerusalem! Behold, your King is coming to you: He is just and having salvation, Lowly and riding on a donkey, A colt, the foal of a donkey” (Zechariah 9:9) Matthew 21:7-9 records the fulfillment of that prophecy: “They brought the donkey and the colt, laid their clothers on them, and set Him on them. And a very great multitude spread their clothes on the road; others cut down branches from the trees and spread them on the road. The multitudes who wnet before and those who followed cried out, saying: “Hosanna to the Son of David! Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord! Hosanna in the Highest”

This event took place on the Sunday before Jesus’crucifixion.

In remembrance of this event, the church celebrates Palm Sunday. because of the palms branches that were laid on the road as Jesus rode the donkey into Jerusalem. Palm Sunday was the fulfillment of the Prophet Daniel’s “seventy sevens” (Daniel 9:25)

Rebekah Khoo Leads in Worship

Early this year, our Senior Pastor initiated the move to involve our children in a more and meaningful way in the Sunday worship. At each Celebration of the Lord’s Supper, one of our children will lead the congregation in the “Family Prayer” or the “Lord’s Prayer” at the appointed time in the service.

This has really brought out the “familiness” in Peace Community Church, where every person and child is welcome and a part of the Church of Christ. We are Family.

Let us pray

HAPPY NEW YEAR 2011

Great year ahead

Peace Community Church’s New Year’s Service was held on 2nd January. It was a joyful gathering. Some members were still away for the holidays. Ps. Fred spoke from Joshua 24:14-18 on the need to “stay on course” despite the many difficulties and trials we would encounter in growing Peace Community Church. But God’s promise to Joshua that He will drive away the Canaanites and deliver the Promised Land into the hands of Israel  has come true at the end of the Book of Joshua. God has been faithful to Joshua.

How are we to “Stay on Course”

1. Be Courageous: There will be mountains for us to climb in seeing our church members grow, to be nurtured and Commited. In times of loneliness to know that God is with us and in the face of opposition not to be distracted.

2. Be Dependable: Continue to serve in faith and develop a greater desire for prayer.

3.Be Optimistic: Look at the brighter side of things. Trust God and put away all that is not pleasing to  him. Keep looking ahead so that we will be ready to move ahead.

2011 will offer great opportunities. We must seize them for the Lord.

HAPPY NEW YEAR.

Great year ahead

Christmas Sermon

Our Senior Pastor preached at the Christmas service on 26 December. In the Anglican church it falls on the Feast of Stephen. Stephen was the first martyr of the Christian Church. In relating to the Christmas story, Pastor Fred spoke on 3 aspects that similar.

His Triumph over Fear

His Triumph of Faith

His Triumph for Forgiveness

These were the very reason that the Christ child was born for.

He concluded with 3 challenges for Christmas

1. Live our lives introducing Jesus in an unforgettable way

2. Keeping eyes on God even in the midst of trials

3.Knowing the Christ child is know that there is no fear.

A BLESSED CHRISTMAS

 

Fellowship Meals -A great Idea

An overseas visitor to Peace Community Church commented that the fellowship meals served at Church after the worship is a great idea. But he also said that it seems to get better each time. Praise the Lord.The purpose of having this is to provide a home cooked meal for our International students who could be lonely and missing home. We pray that Peace Com will be their home away from home.

Last Sunday’s menu was “Steam-boat”.

Busy steaming

Self-service

Bishop to Visit PeaceCom

We are please to welcome Bishop Moon Hing and wife to Peace Community Church on Sunday 5 September 2010. He will also preach on the topic “Power of Prayer in Evangelism

Please bring your friends to this service. A great time of blessing is assured