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  • 05 Jan 2025

    Morning Service

    “The 5th Gospel: A New Beginning”
    Pastor JJ Lim on Isaiah 9:1-7

    Psalms

    [1] 145:8-16 (2nd metre; Walton)
    [2] 22:14-22 (Miriam) [ivo L.S.]
    [3] 72:1-8 (St Lawrence)
    [4] 103:1-5 (Crediton)

  • Evening Service

    “The Church Marches On: An Apostolic Pattern of Ministry”
    Pastor JJ Lim on Acts 20:18-21

    Psalms

    [1] 33:12-22 (Ostend)
    [2] 62:1-6 (Howard)
    [3] 119:129-136 (Evan)

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