Let Jesus step off the pages of the Bible into your life and grip you with His marvelous, risk-taking love so that you will want nothing more than to follow Him and learn from Him all the days of your life.

Topics include:

1. How To Face Yourself Without A Mask (John 4).
2. How To Respond To The God Of The Second Chances (John 8).
3. How To Nourish Hope In Times Of Loss (John 11).
4. How To Walk By Faith And Not By Sight (John 20).

Leadership is most critical in extraordinary times. How do effective leaders nurture their followers as well as motivate them to perform beyond expectations? How would you as a leader encourage, enable and empower others to sail through the present life’s storms? You will be equipped and prepared to lead yourself and your followers with character, compassion and competence through ELC 2009!

The Biblical Graduate School of Theology is organising their inaugural conference 2009. Pastoral care is demanding. While you strengthen others, who helps you with your weaknesses? While others look up to you, who is watching out for you? As you seek to be faithful to the call to grow others spiritually, who are you accountable to in your own spiritual formation? As you protect your flock, who guards and warns you about spiritual dangers and pitfalls like fatigue and pride? What are the consequences when pastors and pastoral care-givers neglect their own soul care? These are the issues that we will explore in the first installment of our inaugural Annual Conference.

The Prayer that Jesus taught is the “mother of all prayers.” It has deep and profound things to say about what we believe, how we worship, and how we relate to God. More than that, it unites us with Jesus who is now interceding for us. In this course, you will be introduced briefly to the history of the Lord’s Prayer and some of the issues in interpreting it.

A large part of the course will examine the meaning of the different phrases of the Prayer, by trying to answer the question: What did Jesus have in mind when He taught the Prayer? We will use the Bible to explore the depths of the Prayer, and discover the implications for living out the Prayer in our daily lives. Come and let the Prayer of Jesus transform you.

Agapella will be staging a 2-night concert called "SEVEN @ 8". SEVEN @ 8 is being staged to commemorate and celebrate God's sustenance of Agapella over seven years. We invite you and your friends and family to Agapella's biggest concert yet! Background: Agapella is a Christian a cappella vocal group formed in 2002, whose aim is to proclaim the Word through song and other artistic means.

Comprising 12 young working professionals, we worship and serve in 7 different churches. We're united in using our God-given talents to glorify Him and testify of His love.