The Servants of the Lord Community in Singapore started when a group of young graduates from the University of Michigan returned to Singapore after finishing their studies.
Year: 2018
Report on Fiji Mission Trip and Youth Conferences 2018
Leaders in the Lamb of God community in New Zealand, together with a group of young people from the community, traveled to Fiji in the month of August for two weeks of intense mission.
Choosing Discipleship as Pilgrims
Jesus the Good Shepherd Covenant Community in Toronto, Canada organized their annual Women’s Recollectionday on Saturday, September 22, 2018.
Living Bulwark: Giving Thanks – 12th Anniversary and 100th Issue
We give thanks to the Lord for the past twelve years of publishing Living Bulwark, the online magazine of the Sword of the Spirit. This is our 100th issue.
Nobody Checked With Me! – Sarahí Anleu
Many of us came to community life without anyone “checking with” us, we simply were born or grew up here. Sarahi Anleu shares her experience.
Jesus the Good Shepherd: 22nd Anniversary Celebrations
Jesus the Good Shepherd Community celebrated its 22nd Anniversary with great joy. From a small group of 4 couples, the community has now grown to nearly 45 adults, 11 youth and 25 children.
From Glory to Glory: a new teaching series is available
We see in our lives some continued shortcomings or sin and wonder how the transformative power of Christ is actually being manifested. “From Glory to Glory: Transformation in Christ” is a four-part teaching series on God’s transformative work in our lives.
Youth on Fire: Successful Youth Conference in Fiji
Some 85-90 young people, 20 of whom were from Samabula Gospel Chapel gathered for a 3-day conference at Albert Park, Suva, Fiji organised by the Patmos Christian Community in partnership with the Lamb of God Christian Community, New Zealand.
Some Elements of Discipleship in Christian Community
This article covers some elements of Christian discipleship, the ones that I have chosen to highlight in an effort to give a “snapshot of discipleship” in our approaches. There are other approaches and we know that there are many disciples of Christ in congregations, parishes and groups around us. We think that our approach has something to offer the broader church, and we continue to learn and refine.