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WHITE NOISE

Sermon by Pr Keith Tay (City Harvest Church KL)

How do we deal with the "noise" in our life? Have we been so distracted that we lose clarity? Pr Keith Tay challenges us to silence the world and tune in to God.

For more sermons from CHCKL, log on to: http://www.chc.org.my

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Song: Beyond Now - Altered Frequency

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WHITE NOISE

Sermon by Pr Keith Tay (City Harvest Church KL)

How do we deal with the "noise" in our life? Have we been so distracted that we lose clarity? Pr Keith Tay challenges us to silence the world and tune in to God.

For more sermons from CHCKL, log on to: http://www.chc.org.my

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Song: Beyond Now - Altered Frequency

More at: https://www.facebook.com/alteredfrequency.page/

FOR BETTER OR WORSE: Making a marriage work. Damien Chua and Mei Ying share honestly their experiences in courtship, the storms that threaten to break the marriage and what saved it.

Song: "I Offer My Heart to You"- Joanne Loh

Listen now and previous episodes at www.rhemarad.io

Rhema Radio - The weekly podcast of faith, culture, music and more.

FOR BETTER OR WORSE: Making a marriage work. Damien Chua and Mei Ying share honestly their experiences in courtship, the storms that threaten to break the marriage and what saved it.

Song: "I Offer My Heart to You"- Joanne Loh

Listen now and previous episodes at www.rhemarad.io

Rhema Radio - The weekly podcast of faith, culture, music and more.

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Rev Dr Ng Swee Ming, Senior Pastor of Sungai-Way Subang Methodist Church, shared about how we ought to remember the times God had been good to us. He is a faithful God, even when we are unfaithful. Although Peter denied Jesus three times, yet Jesus did not give up on Peter but restored and recommissioned him to be fishers of men (using his 'hook') and to be shepherds of the people (using his 'crook' or staff). It is for us to remember. It is for God to restore and recommission us to our purpose in life.

For more sermons from SSMC, log on to: http://www.ssmc.com.my/

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Song: "We declare" by Patrick Leong

Rev Dr Ng Swee Ming, Senior Pastor of Sungai-Way Subang Methodist Church, shared about how we ought to remember the times God had been good to us. He is a faithful God, even when we are unfaithful. Although Peter denied Jesus three times, yet Jesus did not give up on Peter but restored and recommissioned him to be fishers of men (using his 'hook') and to be shepherds of the people (using his 'crook' or staff). It is for us to remember. It is for God to restore and recommission us to our purpose in life.

For more sermons from SSMC, log on to: http://www.ssmc.com.my/

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Song: "We declare" by Patrick Leong

The history of Dignity's work began in 1998 through the outreach of New Covenant Community Church, Rev. Elisha Satvinder and his wife Petrina, the founders, quickly discovered many underprivileged families in the Sentul area.

Concerned over the welfare of the poor in the area, the church began to reach out to the community through basic home improvement services, grocery distribution, arrangement of free medical check-ups, raising support for school supplies, job placements and counseling.They quickly realized that with the limited resources and man-power at their disposal, this work, while helpful, would not have the lasting impact they so wanted to see.

Believing that quality education was the key to breaking the cycle of poverty, the efforts of the program began to consolidate and focus solely on education.What began as simple tuition classes soon attracted a daily attendance of over 50 students. However, children who were already behind continued to struggle. After some training, efforts where renewed with a focus on toddlers and preschool aged children.

The work officially came under the name of Harvest Centre in 2003 and the first Montessori Preschool for the underprivileged opened its doors to 30 students in January, 2004.As the education programs began to grow, the primary and secondary education programs were added on.

In 2010, all Harvest Centre education projects came under the name of Dignity for Children Foundation.

For more info: http://www.dignityforchildren.org/

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Song: "Jesus You Are" by Gabby Tham