CERC kicks off Week 1 of the GEDDIT series in the newly renovated Central campus in Bandar Sunway. The first GEDDIT session saw the hall at maximum capacity, with 270 people seated in the expanded hall listening to the gospel over a three course dinner prepared by the in-house kitchen team.
Read more →Posted on 18 Mar 2016
CERC’s second apprentice, Daniel Lu, recently completed his Ministry Training Strategy (MTS) assessment after undergoing a four-year apprenticeship stint. Daniel’s training took a longer duration than the programme requires, but he has no regrets about it.
Having completed his apprenticeship, Daniel has greater clarity about what ministry he is suitable for and he is now focusing on training to be in some of the various pastoral ministries in CERC.
Here, we speak to Daniel, who reflects on the key lesson he has learned during his time in ministry. He emphasises that the servanthood attitude does not only apply to those in full-time paid ministry but also to Christians working in secular jobs. His rationale was simple — Jesus deserves it.
Now, Daniel is pursuing his Bachelor of Theology under Ridley College’s online programme. He plans to continue his education in Melbourne after the second year of his degree.
Read more →Posted on 2 Mar 2016
We welcome Adrian Miller on board as the fifth apprentice of CERC’s Ministry Training Strategy (MTS) program!
Read more →Posted on 24 Aug 2015
We had a chat with TTC producer and pastor-teacher of CERC Robin Gan. He strongly believes that Christians need to learn how to think theologically, describing theology as the “life blood of the church”. Robin gave us some insight on why and how TTC has been beneficial for this local body.
Read more →Posted on 23 Sep 2013
In the Thinking Theologically Conference (TTC) that concluded a month ago, we caught up with husband and wife duo, Joshua Hooi and Leong Mei Yee, who returned from TTC a little more convicted on the idea of a local church. Here, they relate their first TTC experience with our resident reporter, sharing how the conference renewed their understanding of the church and realign their perspective.
Read more →Posted on 23 Sep 2013
