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  • 04 May 2025

    Morning Service

    “A Jewish Queen and a Future Deliverer”
    Pastor Linus Chua on Esther 2

    Psalms

    [1] 108:1-6 (University)
    [2] 22:1-6 (Bangor)
    [3] 75:1, 5-10 (St Andrew)
    [4] 117 (Praetorius)

  • Evening Service

    “Lessons from a True Fishing Story”
    Pastor Linus Chua on Luke 5:1-11

    Psalms

    [1] 103:19-22 (Richmond)
    [2] 69:13-18 (Kilmarnock)
    [3] 25:8-14 (2nd Metre, St Minver)

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