12 Years with This Church, CERC ft. Ooi Ken Lee With Nat and our three kids Becoming a member of CERC 12 years ago is a nostalgic and surreal memory. Incidentally, I’m celebrating my 12th wedding anniversary this year as well! Over the years, the numerous ups and downs revealed
Read more →Posted on 24 Aug 2020
12 Years with This Church, CERC ft. Jeremy and Melissa Johnson The Johnsons Time has gone by really quickly. It’s weird, because when you look in the calendar, it’s like, “wow, it really has been 12 years!” That’s really long, but it doesn’t feel like that because the past 12
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Post-MCO: Testimonies from doctors at CERC The past months seemed to have passed by in the blink of an eye that it’s almost surreal to think that Malaysia went into lockdown for a quarter of a year. While most of us were in lockdown at home, those in the medical
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We take a lot of things for granted sometimes — that we’ll get up every day and the week will look roughly the same – fetch the kids to school, cook the meals, work part-time on the side, run a Bible study midweek, and do some ministry at church. Well,
Read more →Posted on 7 Jun 2020
It’s been 3 years since I started my apprenticeship in CERC. The task of an apprentice is to write a thorough self-assessment after the completion of 2-3 years of apprenticeship. This period of movement constriction order has opened up a huge opportunity for me to lock myself down to this
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#GodsStory ft. Ghai Yein: Navigating The Bible Using Biblical Theology Waking up on a ship all alone, in the middle of the sea, with no land or lighthouse in sight and no GPS to tell you where you are. This, friends, is a visual representation of me trying to navigate
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#GodsStory ft. Clarrise Ng: Not What I Want to Hear, But What I Need to Know We can read the Bible wrongly. I certainly have. But how does one improve? Enter biblical theology. I’ll be honest, I didn’t understand what “biblical theology” meant at first glance, but it has certainly
Read more →Posted on 20 May 2020
A year ago, June Wong a member of CERC, received the news which confirmed her suspicion of the lump she felt on her neck – she was diagnosed with cancer. “The doctors told me that it was Stage 3 throat cancer and that I had to start radiotherapy and chemotherapy
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Kaylee: What was there to be thankful for when Jesus died for me on the cross? I came to Christ Evangelical Reformed Church (CERC) as a boisterous, socially-deprived, hormonal thirteen-year-old with little regard for God. I always thought that being in a Christian family, going to church, and occasionally reading
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