30th December 2010

Posted on December 30, 2010 by Dr Johann Melchizedek Peter

Wow, we are coming to the end of another year. We have seen many miracles as God has provided us a wonderful new place to worship in Singapore nearer to the city centre and just next to MRT. Also in the coming year, 2011) we will be having Bible study every Thursday, all night prayer every Friday and Sunday services will be at 10am and 2pm (No more Saturday services as it will be a day of rest after all night for most people…in future, maybe Saturday evening? :-)).

Tomorrow night is the special watch night service from 8pm to 12 midnight. We have not been able to get the livestream working yet but we are working on that. Tomorrow, last day of the year, and going to be a day of fasting and prayer. Forty day fast starts on January 2nd 2011.

We had questions from some students during the Encounters with God seminar but due to not being able to get the livestream working, some of those online missed out but we will look into your questions in another seminar.

In the meantime, enjoy the presence of the Lord as it ushers in the New Year.

Will be in touch soon – just enjoying a seasonable break until next year picks up again. Blessings of grace to all.

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2 Responses to 30th December 2010

  1. priscilla poh says:
    December 31, 2010 at 9:14 pm

    Thank you Ps. Tan for all the spiritual blessings I have received from you in CoG for year 2010.

    I like to bless you and Sis. Amy as we enter year 2011 with this verse in Psalms 65:11 “You crownest the year with thy goodness and thy paths drip with abundance.”

    Blessings
    Priscilla Poh

  2. Prophet Teacher Kevin S. Miller says:
    January 1, 2011 at 5:38 am

    Many blessings to you and your family also and I stand total agreement with sister Priscilla Poh on the many spiritual teachings and blessings I received from you and I pray that I will be in a more better financial place in 2011 so I can contribute financially more and steady.
    IN regards to Psalms 65:11 I stand in total agreement.
    From your “African American” brother in Christ. Hey, what’s up with the
    “Won Ton” noodles? I now want some and soon I could figured what exactly they are I will order some here where I live in Kansas City,Kansas-USA.
    Well, until then GOD BLESS you Pastor Peter Tan, your family, and the saints of both of your church. PEACE AND GRACE BE!

    Amen,
    Kevin Miller
    Psalms 36:9

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