hmm... apparently some of the folks who commented in the earlier blog, have some views about
city harvest. there's no point to be worked up over, but i don't know why some people said what they said. before i write anything, i forgot to let you all know that she's a Christian, but from
lighthouse evangelism.
viv: thanks for sharing your opinions with me over the phone that night.
jude: i have found a new relation as a Christian all over again. so even though the other girl might be a really good girl, like
wendy, i just cannot go for her. see what i mean?
millie: huh? corporate whore? i think your friend might have a biased opinion of us somehow, somewhere. i'll explain as far as i know.
delwen: ok, point taken.
yenyee: destroyed if people think like me? well, try this classic question - put the exact number of atoms of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen and whatever... see if you can make a
living cell. so far, no one can explain where life started. wanna try?
mavic: thanks for reading my blog. well, what i think is that she somehow heard from the wrong sources about
city harvest. simple as that. but as i mentioned, i forgot to write that she's a Christian for a long time already, but from another church.
mervyn: hello merv? what circus?...
verda: you still locked in party mode? heehee... thanks for the help you've rendered of late leh!
wendy: it doesn't matter to me which church she's from, dear. it's just that for my case she seemed to
object, you know what i mean?...
lyndy: nope, i don't think i know the correct people you know of.
what apparently happened was that she had some misunderstanding about
city harvest - she heard from somewhere that a person will need to pay to join a ministry. final answer:
no payment is taken. in fact, chances are you may not even qualify! simply too many people want to be part of it, but there are just limits, i guess. take a look at the
ministries that we have in the church, and check out the qualifications needed... it just seems to me that just because
city harvest is on the cutting-edge of worship and has splurged $48 million singapore dollars on just a church building, some from the other denominations of Christianity have to criticize us. well, the church, i agree personally costs a lot. but
pastor kong explained to all of us, since we are going to have a house of the Lord, why not do it in the best way we can? somemore, building a really good building will last a longer time, and is more money-efficient. speaking in tongues? i admit the first time i heard it i was scared stiff, and then i just took a long time to recover from it. but i'm ok already, and i personally do not foresee that i have to do it anyway. as my cell-group leader said, it's
better if one can do it, but it's not
necessary to do it.
oh, by the way, i donated blood at the blood donation drive that
city harvest community services association organized, at joo chiat community club. giving blood so others may have life pales in comparison to the Lord dying for us... remember, whether you're Christian, Catholic, Presbyterian, Anglician, Roman Catholic, Methodist, Protestant or the many many other denominations, or
not, every single date you write on anything, anywhere, takes reference to the Easter day. wait, or is it Good Friday?... i'm still mixed up, but that's the rough idea.