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Tamil Annual Conference<br />
Methodist Church in Malaysia<br />
In This Issue<br />
- President’s Message<br />
- Your Responsibility as A<br />
Methodist<br />
- Training on Social<br />
Concern Ministries<br />
- Children Camp <strong>2013</strong><br />
- Free Health Screening<br />
- ND Family Day<br />
- MMM Mission Glimpse<br />
- MMM Missions Conf.<br />
- MYAF Camp<br />
- TMC Prai Parsonage<br />
Dedication<br />
BOARD ON<br />
Berita<br />
<strong>2013</strong><br />
TAC<br />
ISSUE - 2<br />
BRINGING IN THE<br />
Sheaves WITH<br />
Prayer & Perseverance<br />
n[gj;NjhLk;> tplhKaw;rpNahLk; mhpf;fl;Lfisf; nfhz;L thUq;fs;<br />
“The Lord will provide a sacrifice”<br />
Gen. 22:13<br />
“The Lord that healeth thee”<br />
Exo. 15:26<br />
“The Lord our peace”<br />
Jud. 6:24<br />
NaNfhthaPNu<br />
fu;j;jUila gh;tjj;jpNy<br />
ghh;j;Jf;nfhs;sg;gLk;<br />
Mjp. 22:14<br />
NaNfhth uhg;gh<br />
ehNd cd; ghpfhupahfpa<br />
fu;j;jh;<br />
ahj;jp. 15:26<br />
NaNfhth \hNyhk;<br />
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epah 6:24<br />
PUBLICATION<br />
Advisor:<br />
Rev. C. Jayaraj<br />
TAC President<br />
Chairman<br />
Pastor P.P.Abraham<br />
Rev.S.Samy Dass<br />
Rev.Jeremiah Thomas<br />
Rev.Mark Subramaniam<br />
Mrs.Esther Jayaraj<br />
Mr.Augustus Jeremiah<br />
Mr.A.E.Asudas<br />
Mr. Jacob Paul Korinthiar<br />
Ms.Sarah Arthur<br />
Ms. Shamini Jovena<br />
Mr. Devadason R.<br />
“The Lord is present”<br />
Ezek. 48:35<br />
“The Lord our banner”<br />
Exo. 17:8, 5<br />
“ The Lord my Shepherd”<br />
Psalm 23<br />
“The Lord our righteousness”<br />
Jer. 23:6<br />
NaNfhth \k;kh<br />
$lNt ,Uf;fpwhH;<br />
vNrf;fpay; 48:35<br />
NaNfhth eprpNa<br />
ntw;wp jUtPh;<br />
ahj;jp 17:5,8<br />
NaNfhth uh<br />
fu;j;ju; vd;<br />
Nka;g;guhapUf;fpwhu;<br />
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NaNfhth \pl;NfD<br />
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vNukpah 23:6<br />
Pastor PP Abraham<br />
+6 019 3355 766<br />
ppabraham088@gmail.comp<br />
pabraham@yahoo.com<br />
TAMIL ANNUAL CONFERENCE , The Methodist Church in Malaysia<br />
1st Floor, Wisma TAC, 42-2, Jalan Tun Sambanthan 3, 50470 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia<br />
(o) +60-3-22749671 (f) +60-3-22735190 (e) wismatac@gmail.com
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SET OUR SAILS<br />
“ We cannot send revival, but we can set our sails to catch the wind when God chooses<br />
to blow upon His people.” These are the wise words of Campbell Morgan in his book.<br />
Recently, I had the privilege of listening to<br />
the real life testimonies of several pastors<br />
and leaders of the SIB Church in Sabah.<br />
Even as they ushered in the year of<br />
Jubilee and blew the trumpet<br />
(Lev.25:9&10) miracles started to happen<br />
just two weeks before 16 September 2012.<br />
Revival has hit the shores of East<br />
Malaysia. The effects of God’s visitation<br />
were so amazing and real.<br />
I believe a similar visitation is ours to<br />
experience too. However we need to<br />
prepare for it. The first and best<br />
preparation would be to turn to God<br />
wholeheartedly. This is the call that John<br />
the Baptist issued in the wilderness –<br />
“Repent”. He was calling to people for a<br />
total abandonment of the carnal and<br />
fleshly lifestyle. This is essential as a<br />
prelude to receiving the King.<br />
Michael Catt – in his book ‘Prepare for<br />
Rain’ talks about two farmers who were<br />
experiencing a dry spell. Both prayed.<br />
Then one farmer decided to go to his land<br />
to plough and while the other farmer wait<br />
for the rain. Faith is moving into action<br />
knowing God will act. The rain will fall<br />
when prayer and faith meet.<br />
We need to ‘prepare for rain’ and the best<br />
way to do it is to begin ‘ploughing the land’.<br />
We read in Hosea 10:12 “……break up<br />
your unplowed ground for it is time to seek<br />
the Lord, until He comes and showers<br />
righteousness on you”. Another very<br />
important pre-requisite –preparation is a<br />
broken heart and a contrite spirit.<br />
Otherwise, we would never be able to<br />
experience this move of God in our midst.<br />
So often we get swayed by the things of<br />
the world. We are driven by love of money,<br />
property comfort, security, popularity and<br />
a host of other things. What about our<br />
churches? Are we just maintaining status<br />
quo and merely managing the church? Is<br />
our emphasis on carrying out a few<br />
programmes and efficiently producing<br />
reports. Are we satisfied to just carry on<br />
without seeing lives touched and the<br />
impact of the transforming power of the<br />
gospel? Are we bickering and fighting for<br />
power and recognition?<br />
We need to turn away from all the lesser<br />
callings in life and ministry and respond to<br />
the highest calling God has given to us to<br />
love Him and serve Him. We need to<br />
repent from all the cares and pleasures of<br />
this world which so easily overpowers us.<br />
We need to submit to God’s word. The SIB<br />
brothers shared that they obeyed God in<br />
everything – that was the secret.<br />
This is the ploughing that we need to do so<br />
that a highway can be built in our hearts to<br />
receive the King.<br />
Can we talk of revival or renewal when we<br />
are not willing to ‘set the sail’ to catch the<br />
wind?<br />
Let us seriously take stock of our lives.<br />
May we positions our sails in the direction<br />
of the wind. Then the mighty wind of<br />
revival will touch and transform our<br />
churches too.<br />
Rev.C.Jayaraj<br />
President, Tamil Annual Conference<br />
Methodist Church in Malaysia<br />
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- Rev. Dr. A.E. Joseph -<br />
Introduction:<br />
All sincere Methodists desire to live a Christian life that pleases God, but in actuality they feel<br />
completely at a loss as what to do. To enjoy our rights and freedom in society, we have certain<br />
responsibilities to perform before we can enjoy the blessings of God.<br />
1. RESPONSIBILITY OF WORSHIP:<br />
Rev. 4:11 – we were created to worship our<br />
heavenly Father. Unbelievers worship<br />
worldly material things, but when we<br />
become Christians, we have the daily<br />
responsibility of worshipping God.<br />
- Our worship is God-centred.<br />
- Response to God’s initiative among us.<br />
- Related to life at its deepest level.<br />
- Expression of our obedience to God.<br />
- All of life is worship.<br />
- All worship (formal and spontaneous)<br />
must be open and sensitive to the Holy<br />
Spirit.<br />
2. RESPONSIBILITY OF<br />
SANCTIFICATION:<br />
Once we are converted and washed by the<br />
living blood of Jesus, then, we must live a<br />
sanctified life.<br />
Without sanctification, we cannot come to<br />
the Lord and plead our cause with Him.<br />
3. RESPONSIBILITY OF BIBLE STUDY:<br />
By studying the Word of God we<br />
understand our Lord Jesus Christ better<br />
and we can be better acquainted with the<br />
workings of God. It is our responsibility and<br />
obligation to know God better through the<br />
study of the Bible everyday.<br />
4. RESPONSIBILITY OF PRAYER:<br />
Prayer is like breathing. As a Methodist, if<br />
we stop praying, it is as if we stopped<br />
breathing.<br />
Of course, you know if you stop breathing,<br />
you will die. If we stop praying regularly,<br />
then, our spiritual life will die. Pray<br />
constantly.<br />
5. RESPONSIBILITY OF WITNESSING:<br />
Witnessing is like exercising. In order to<br />
have a healthy body, we must have regular<br />
exercise.<br />
To be a healthy Methodist, we must be<br />
soul-winners in our daily lives.<br />
As we feed on the Word of God and<br />
continue breathing spiritually by our<br />
prayers, then, we should exercise by<br />
witnessing for Jesus to unbelievers – doing<br />
our best to lead them to Christ.<br />
A Methodist with no sense of Missions has<br />
lost sight of the meaning of the incarnation<br />
and his own salvation. Expressions in<br />
witnessing – life-style and non-verbal<br />
communication.<br />
6. RESPONSIBILITY OF SERVICE:<br />
We must carry out our ministry of service<br />
into the world (unto the Lord) in material<br />
things as well as our physical effort for the<br />
Lord. As we carry out our responsibilities,<br />
then we can claim the promises of our Lord.<br />
In the Bible we find many wonderful<br />
promises of God. His promises are there in<br />
abundance, but we cannot just claim the<br />
promise of God at random.<br />
7. RESPONSIBILITY TO THE<br />
COMMUNITY:<br />
- The embodiment of fellowship – no<br />
isolated Christianity (Methodism).<br />
- Called to participate in the ongoing<br />
programmes of the church and<br />
community.<br />
- A covenant relationship.<br />
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8. RESPONSIBILTY OF FAITH:<br />
- Commitment to the Lord and the<br />
given task must be total.<br />
- Submission to God without<br />
submission to others is empty –<br />
submission develops the community.<br />
9. RESPONSIBILITY OF SHARING:<br />
- Sharing ourselves – being open to<br />
change, being willing to die to the old.<br />
- Encouraging each other.<br />
10. RESPONSIBILITY OF DISCERNING:<br />
- Seeking God’s will.<br />
- Unity in decisions.<br />
11. RESPONSIBILITY TO DISCIPLINE:<br />
- Work of the Holy Spirit is severely<br />
hindered if relationships are not<br />
straightened out in the church.<br />
- We are not perfect – be on guard!<br />
- Accountability.<br />
- Be sensitive to anything that offends<br />
others.<br />
- Important to be humble but also<br />
open and direct.<br />
- The goal of all discipline is<br />
reconciliation.<br />
12. RESPONSIBILITY TO NON-<br />
CONFORMITY:<br />
- Conformity to Jesus Christ.<br />
- Our task – to live out God’s purpose.<br />
- Ready to suffer for the sake of Christ.<br />
DEVELOPING YOUR ATTITUDE AS A METHODIST:<br />
A. Spirit of brotherhood – partnership with others without compromise<br />
B. Belonging TO GOD – through divine son ship.<br />
- significance and purpose for living and executing God’s plan for one’s<br />
life.<br />
C. Belonging TO OURSELVES – Not to hate ourselves or our families.<br />
e.g. through guilt, inferiority complex, etc.<br />
- danger of living in a world of fantasy.<br />
- loving ourselves will result in loving others.<br />
D. Belonging TO ONE ANOTHER – Paul’s body concept.<br />
E. Commit yourself to people – a part of a complex network of relationships.<br />
F. Develop your gifts – encourage and motivate others to develop their gifts.<br />
G. Discern your ministry/calling: - what do you like doing?<br />
- what are you good at doing?<br />
- what do other people think?<br />
- submit to your leaders – do not be critical or rebellious.<br />
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3. Ntj Muha;r;rpapd; nghWg;G : NjtDila thu;j;ijia fw;Wf;nfhs;s<br />
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Northern District 1 st May Family DAY<br />
SJK (T) Saraswathy School Hall @9.30am<br />
ND Family Day Fun and Fellowship for All<br />
It’s been a long time coming but<br />
finally the Northern District<br />
churches came together on 1 st<br />
May at SJK (T) Saraswathy School<br />
Hall, Sungai Petani for a Family<br />
Day gathering on a bright and<br />
sunny day. The crowd of about<br />
380 congregated in the hall for the<br />
service after breakfast. Rev.<br />
Joseph Yesupatham introduced<br />
the District Superintendent, Rev. Dennis Raj, his wife and children to the congregation. The<br />
worship service began with the opening prayer by Rev. Samuel Periathamby followed by the<br />
congregation song, ‘Enthan navil puthu pattu’. Rev. Stephen Gunaraja led the responsive reading<br />
from Psalm 133. TMC Kepala Batas did the praise and adoration led by Mr. Jonathan. Rev.<br />
Jevaretnam Sowria then proceeded with the pastoral prayer and the coming elections. The bible<br />
reading was done by Rev. Ezekiel Raj in Tamil and Rev. Ruben Rajandurai in English.<br />
Rev. Dennis Raj congratulated the District Lay Leader, Mr. Shamkumar and the leaders for<br />
organizing the get together before sharing the word of God from 1 Chronicles 19:1-5. He<br />
informed that relationships are important and God always establishes relationships, it began<br />
since Adam and Eve’s time. God never breaks any relationships. Based on the text, he drew the<br />
comparison that David tried to renew the relation with Hanun. Nevertheless, agents of Satan,<br />
bad advisors, influenced Hanun. Similarly, there will be people who try to break relationships.<br />
He reminded that we should not be like that. David was also sensitive towards his officers and<br />
their feelings. We must also strive to safeguard the honor of people. In Ephesians 4:3, we read<br />
about unity in the spirit. Others must not be humiliated because of me. He concluded by<br />
appealing to the congregation to have fun and fellowship through the games. The service came<br />
to an end with a chorus led by Mr. Jonathan and closing prayer and benediction by Rev. Joseph.<br />
Immediately after that Mr. Shamkumar gave his greetings. He thanked everyone for coming,<br />
especially those who supported and encouraged him. He said we will do better in the coming<br />
years.<br />
Rev. Joseph then requested those who are still single and eligible to come forward. A group of<br />
11 brave singles stepped<br />
forward; 4 guys and 7<br />
girls. He reminded that<br />
as a family of God we<br />
have the responsibility<br />
to find life partners for<br />
each of them. After<br />
which, Rev. Joseph<br />
prayed over them for<br />
God’s leading and wisdom.<br />
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After the service all were requested to<br />
gather at the adjacent field for the<br />
games. The games session started off<br />
with aerobics to warm up the bodies<br />
in preparation of the games. The main<br />
event was the ‘tarik-tali’. Perhaps due<br />
to lack of adult members, some<br />
women from TMC Jerai joined in<br />
followed by others from TMC SP. This<br />
sportsmanship showed by some of the<br />
women was truly admirable. In the end, the champion for the tug of war competition was TMC<br />
Penang beating TMC KB in the final. This was followed by some games for the children; sack race<br />
etc. The boys and men participated in the 7-a-side futsal which went on concurrently at the side.<br />
Meanwhile, Mrs. Ruth Ravi and team had a coloring competition in the hall for some young<br />
children. Praise God, we had some drinks; 100 plus, VICO and Sunquick sponsored by TMC<br />
Penang church member. In the meantime, people started having their lunch and when the futsal<br />
was over at 2.30 pm, all gathered in the hall for the closing prayer.<br />
Overall, all had a good time of fellowshipping. This is<br />
indeed a new beginning for the northern district churches.<br />
Let us hope and look forward for better days and greater<br />
ministries as we unite ourselves for the sake of the gospel<br />
and the kingdom of God.<br />
Written by,<br />
Jacob Paul K.<br />
ND Archive & History Coordinator<br />
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TRAINING ON SOCIAL CONCERNS MINISTRIES<br />
Praise the Lord! God made it possible for more than 50 church members and pastors of the Tamil<br />
Methodist Church all around Malaysia to attend a training session on social concerns ministries<br />
at Wisma TAC, Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur on the 15 th June <strong>2013</strong> from 9.00a.m till 2.30pm. We<br />
would like to take this opportunity to share with everyone as to how the Lord has taught us many<br />
new things through this training.<br />
The day started with a<br />
registration session at<br />
9.00a.m followed by an<br />
opening prayer and a<br />
wonderful worship session<br />
lead by Rev Kunabalan. From<br />
9.30a.m to 10.30a.m, Rev<br />
Raymond Raj conducted a<br />
session whereby he briefed<br />
us of the challenges before us<br />
especially on financial<br />
matters. He emphasised the<br />
importance of physical need<br />
for the society besides<br />
spiritual needs met with the<br />
bible quote from James 2:14-<br />
17. We realised that working<br />
at transforming people or<br />
community via proclamation<br />
or through acts of<br />
compassion are both<br />
authentic expressions of the<br />
Gospel. Just immediately<br />
after the session, Mr Achu<br />
Naidu took about 10-15<br />
minutes to update us on the<br />
Nehemiah Project which has<br />
been started last year. There<br />
will be a second round of<br />
visitation by the committee<br />
to raise more funds and<br />
establish new frontiers as<br />
planned. A short coffee<br />
fellowship was served with<br />
cakes to accommodate the<br />
upcoming session after that.<br />
About 11.15a.m, Rev<br />
Timothy Krishnan shared on<br />
community services which<br />
can be held in respective<br />
churches to meet the social<br />
needs among the Malaysian<br />
community. A brief guideline<br />
was given in a form of a<br />
handout as well. Pastor also<br />
highlighted a bible verse<br />
James 4:17 to remind us of<br />
the importance of doing<br />
good. It was a surprise<br />
birthday celebration for our<br />
TAC president, Rev C. Jayaraj<br />
after the session. Next, we<br />
had the privilege to hear the<br />
testimony and sharing by Mrs<br />
Bridget David and by Ps Jacop<br />
David himself who is also the<br />
founder of The Shepherd’s<br />
Centre Foundation in<br />
Semenyih. His sharing was<br />
mainly based on how the<br />
Lord gave him and his wife<br />
the strength to not only start<br />
the ministry for the children<br />
who are orphaned,<br />
abandoned, abused, and<br />
neglected from broken<br />
families but to run it by faith.<br />
He also briefed us of the<br />
importance to have a<br />
responsible administration<br />
to conduct a home. The<br />
knowledgeable explanation<br />
provided with humours was<br />
indeed very informative and<br />
inspirational. His wife on the<br />
other hand gave a<br />
presentation with pictures of<br />
the activities carried out in<br />
their home. We were awe by<br />
the way it was conducted as<br />
each special occasion (Easter,<br />
Chinese New Year,<br />
Deepavali, Independence<br />
Day etc) was celebrated<br />
grandly amidst races.<br />
Scrumptious lunch was<br />
provided just before the next<br />
session.<br />
Another session of praise and<br />
worship was conducted after<br />
lunch to gear us up for the<br />
next interesting session. The<br />
speaker, Mr Rajagopal was<br />
there to brief us on the free<br />
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education (Desa Mentari Education Centre).<br />
He started off with a small testimony of how<br />
God opened his eyes to start free tuition<br />
centres (fully air-conditioned with tables and<br />
chairs) to help the poor. Through the ministry,<br />
he quoted Jeremiah 2:20, God used him as a<br />
vessel to reach out to the poor students as<br />
well as to share and talk about the love of<br />
Christ to their parents. He also encouraged us<br />
to heed to the call of social concern ministries<br />
around us. Lastly, we had the opportunity to<br />
listen from Mr Mohan Moses about the new<br />
TAC Co-operative which was registered under<br />
Akta Koperasi 1993 on 6 August 2012 in the<br />
areas of Wilayah Persekutuan (KL), Selangor<br />
and Perak to all TMC members of the age 18<br />
years and above. The project activities that<br />
were planned were basically provision and<br />
laundry shop, bookstore, hair saloon,<br />
insurance agency and car wash. The main aim<br />
of the cooperative was to raise the socioeconomic<br />
status of its members and also to<br />
maintain a vision of helping the poor and<br />
needy through cooperative projects.<br />
Finally, before we departed at 3.00p.m to our<br />
respective destination, we had Rev C. Jayaraj<br />
with us to do the closing and give us the<br />
benediction. He encouraged each of us to be<br />
persistent in our own social concern<br />
ministries. We will face many hurdles, rules<br />
and regulations, but he urged us to overcome<br />
all to shine for the Lord. He also thanked the<br />
TAC Social Concern Board for their effort in<br />
organising this meaningful training with full<br />
support by the president himself. The<br />
members of the TAC Social Concern Board<br />
would like to take this opportunity to thank all<br />
those who have prayed, participated and<br />
supported the training. We would also like to<br />
thank Rev C. Jayaraj for his presence and<br />
dedication for this meaningful event. Above<br />
all, we want to thank our Lord for this fruitful<br />
event. Thank you!<br />
Prepared By.<br />
Racheal Vethamanickam<br />
TMC Cheras.<br />
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Free Health Screening – TMC IPOH<br />
14 th April <strong>2013</strong><br />
On the 14 th of April <strong>2013</strong>, TMC Ipoh’s very own medical team had a health campaign at the church<br />
premise. The church’s medical team organized the health screening with the cooperation of the<br />
Ministry of Health, Perak. Two doctors, one dentist, nurses and other medical staffs came to serve<br />
the people. This health screening was held immediately after the Church’s Sunday Service. The<br />
health screening was offered to the members of TMC Ipoh and it was not opened to the public<br />
unlike the previous years. The congregation got the opportunity to have their health checked done.<br />
They were offered dental checkup, breast examination / mammogram, PAP smear test, diet<br />
advices, eye examination, and other general checkup like blood glucose, blood pressure Body<br />
Mass Index (BMI), cholesterol. In total, 72 of our church members attended the health screening<br />
and got benefitted.<br />
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fye;Jf; nfhz;l midtUf;Fk; kpfTk; ed;ikahf mike;jJ.<br />
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TAMIL METHODIST CHURCH ULU KELANG<br />
CHILDREN CAMP <strong>2013</strong><br />
24TH MAY <strong>2013</strong> – 26TH MAY <strong>2013</strong><br />
THEME:<br />
“JOSHUA GENERATION – HOW TO BE A SUCCESSFUL<br />
GENERATION IN CHRIST”<br />
Tamil Methodist Church Ulu Kelang (TMC UK) organised its Children Camp this year from 24th<br />
May <strong>2013</strong> until 26th May <strong>2013</strong>, at the premises of TMC UK at the Methodist Centre, Ulu Kelang.<br />
This year, we were privileged to have the teachers and children of TMC Cheras, TMC Sungai Besi-<br />
Serdang, TMC Rawang and TMC Selayang joining us for the first time and we were indeed blessed<br />
with the fun, laughter and fellowship which we shared with each other. A total of 73 children<br />
between the ages of 5 and 16 participated in this Children Camp, with the number of adults<br />
(teachers, volunteers and helpers) exceeding 50!<br />
The theme observed was “Joshua Generation – How To Be A Successful Generation in Christ”.<br />
The focus was on the journey of the Israelites, led by Joshua, into the Promised Land and the<br />
lessons that can be learnt to lead a victorious life in Christ. The theme was divided in 4 principal<br />
lessons / sub-themes which comprised of the following:<br />
1. How to WIN [Watchful, In the Lord, No Doubt] – By Trusting God (By Having Faith in<br />
God) – To Overcome Fear<br />
2. How to SCORE [Strong, Courageous, Obey, Read, Enjoy] – By Obeying God (By Reading<br />
God’s Word) – To Overcome Enemies<br />
3. How to PASS [Problem, Action, Solution & Success] – By Seeking God (By Enquiring God<br />
for Solution / Answers) – To Overcome Problems<br />
4. How to be FIRST [Follow Instructions, Reject Sin, Triumph] – By Following God’s<br />
Instructions (By Keeping God’s Commands) – To Overcome Sin<br />
We were indeed blessed to<br />
have 4 dynamic speakers –<br />
Ponraj Navamani, Kingston<br />
Sujit, Rajes Paul and Shobana<br />
Chandran - who took the<br />
time and effort to prepare<br />
and share each lesson with<br />
much excitement and<br />
enthusiasm. Our heartfelt<br />
gratitude to all 4 of them! We<br />
are also very thankful to<br />
Pastor Moses Jeyaseelan<br />
who gave an interesting<br />
introduction on missions and<br />
evangelism to the children<br />
under the theme “Missions<br />
Possible” and our very own<br />
Pastor, Rev. Herbert D. John,<br />
who not only shared during<br />
the Family Hour, but also<br />
participated and spent time<br />
with the children for all 3<br />
days with much joy and<br />
enthusiasm, as always.<br />
Apart from the general and<br />
classroom lessons based on<br />
the theme, there were other<br />
fun and interesting activities<br />
such as Camp Fire Nite, Tribal<br />
Show, Family Hour (Talent<br />
Time Nite) and Station<br />
Games. It was not only an<br />
exciting time of learning and<br />
participating in the various<br />
activities, but the most<br />
exciting of all for the children<br />
was bed-time! The Children<br />
Camp was this year organized<br />
as a ‘stay-over’ camp and for<br />
most of them, it was their<br />
first-time experience staying<br />
away from home without<br />
their parents. But the<br />
organizers were truly amazed<br />
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y the excitement and<br />
courage showed by those as<br />
young as 6 or 7 who adjusted<br />
to sleeping in classrooms and<br />
hostel rooms of their own<br />
without adult presence – in<br />
fact, we had ‘trouble’ getting<br />
them to stop chatting or<br />
having their own wrestling<br />
competition and to sleep on<br />
time!<br />
One of the most significant<br />
parts of this year’s Children<br />
Camp was the Food section -<br />
we were indeed graciously<br />
delighted to have the<br />
Methodist Women of TMC<br />
UK volunteering to cook and<br />
serve all of us for the entire 3<br />
days, with the Methodist<br />
Women’s room at TMC UK<br />
being instantly turned into a<br />
‘catering-business’ like<br />
compound! Our mothers,<br />
aunties, sisters and even<br />
grandmothers worked<br />
tirelessly to serve us the best<br />
of sumptuous delights – food<br />
cooked with much love and<br />
translated into mouthwatering<br />
delicious spread<br />
that was truly enjoyed by the<br />
young and old. A big shout<br />
out of thankfulness to our<br />
Methodist Women!<br />
We are very much thankful to<br />
all members of TMC UK, as<br />
well as the participating<br />
churches, for all the help,<br />
support and assistance given,<br />
especially the prayers that<br />
kept us going. May the Good<br />
Lord continue to anoint our<br />
children with His strength<br />
and power and make them a<br />
successful generation like the<br />
Joshua Generation. All Glory<br />
& Honour to Him!<br />
In His Service,<br />
TMC Ulu Kelang<br />
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24 – 26 Nk <strong>2013</strong><br />
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vg;gb”<br />
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1. vt;thwhf ntw;wp ngWtJ – Njtid ek;gp gaj;ij Nkw;nfhs;tJ<br />
2. vt;thwhf Gs;sp vLg;gJ – NjtDf;F fPo;g;gbe;J vjpupia Nkw;nfhs;tJ<br />
3. vt;thwhf Nju;r;rp ngWtJ – Njtid ehb gpur;ridf;fis Nkw;nfhs;tJ<br />
4. vt;thwhf Kjd;ik MtJ - NjtDila cj;juit gpd;gw;wp ghtj;ij<br />
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Nghjfuhd mUl;jpU Herbert D. John mtu;fs; Kd;W jpdq;fspYk; gps;isfNshL<br />
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Mtu; gzpapy;<br />
CS fpyghq; jpUr;rig<br />
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Missions’ Glimpse, BOM/MMM - TAC<br />
JUNE <strong>2013</strong> (Vol/No.2)<br />
Message from DOM<br />
Greetings in Jesus name!<br />
I praise God for all his guidance and leading<br />
in the work of missions in our conference.<br />
It is my desire to work alongside the TAC<br />
churches and take missions to greater<br />
heights.<br />
The mobilization team is keen to visit your<br />
churches and share the work of missions.<br />
Kindly give me your consent and a date to<br />
facilitate our church visiting schedule.<br />
I deeply appreciate your cooperation and<br />
contribution towards the work of missions.<br />
May the Lord grant His favour and blessings!<br />
Rev. Edwin Rajamoney – (DOM)<br />
Mission base reports:<br />
South Thailand Mission<br />
1. The ministry is still under the care of<br />
Bro Jesu as the partnership with the<br />
Korean missionaries was not possible.<br />
.<br />
2. Edwin Mohan (Missions student<br />
currently based in Haatyai for 1 year<br />
practical year work) met with an<br />
accident and got a ligament tear near<br />
his knee. Currently, he is under<br />
medical leave.<br />
3. Sis Dawn (SCAC Missionary) is doing<br />
the language course and is passionate<br />
about engaging in field ministry.<br />
4. A team from MMM will be visiting the<br />
base to visit Jesu and his family and to<br />
look into the progress of missions at<br />
Haatyai<br />
What’s happening at the office…….<br />
We would like thank our MMM Adminstrator,<br />
Mr. Asudas for his service for the last one year.<br />
He had to leave us at the end of May to attend<br />
to family matters.<br />
On behalf of BOM/MMM I would like to thank<br />
him for all his contributions towards the<br />
ministry of Missions.<br />
MMM is also looking for eligible applicants to<br />
the position of clerk/Administrator at<br />
MMMoffice.<br />
GOH<strong>2013</strong>-CHILD ADOPTION IN<br />
MYANMAR<br />
1. This year we adopted a total of 1155<br />
children.<br />
2. A nine member team went to<br />
Myanmar from the 3rd to 9th of May,<br />
<strong>2013</strong>.They were involved in various<br />
activities and VBS ministry.<br />
3. The DS’ and pastors of Indian District<br />
were briefly informed about the micro<br />
credit project.<br />
Contact or Mail to us:<br />
MMM TAC, 2 nd Floor, Wisma TAC, 42-2, Jalan Tun Sambanthan 3, 50470 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia<br />
Office phone: +6 03 – 2276 2612 Fax: +603 – 2273 5190<br />
MMM Director Rev. Edwin Rajamoney (mobile) +6 012-514 2799 email: esharaj@hotmail.com<br />
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Missions’ Glimpse, BOM/MMM - TAC<br />
JUNE <strong>2013</strong> (Vol/No.2)<br />
MYANMAR : VBS/Micro Credit<br />
The project is still in progress. Another<br />
meeting will be held later this year to give<br />
more info and attend to some of their<br />
questions.<br />
1. We are also looking at the prospect of<br />
starting more community centers, and<br />
also appointing a Missions coordinator<br />
with long term visa.<br />
2. MMM continues to support 4 community<br />
centers. We receive regular reports from<br />
these centers. Most of these centers are<br />
reaching out to children.<br />
Nang Pan Missions trip<br />
1. The council of missions and CAC churches<br />
made a trip to Nang Pan( Shan State in<br />
Myanmar) from13th of May to 21sth of May<br />
to dedicate two new churches among the<br />
Hakka tribe and to see the prospect of<br />
Building a Methodist Mission School.<br />
2. CAC with their trained workers in Thailand<br />
along the Mekong river. They are venturing<br />
into a great task.<br />
3. In addition, the Government has offered a<br />
land to the CAC to build a school for the<br />
children living in Nang Pan District.<br />
4. This is a great opportunity to provide care<br />
and nurture for the children in the ways of the<br />
Lord and to raise a future generation of men<br />
and women of faith in the society and nation.<br />
5. As this is a big mission project, the Council<br />
of Missions wish that all the Annual<br />
conferences should unite and support in<br />
realizing this vision.<br />
6. This is also an opportunity for all the<br />
Annual Conferences to do missions as a<br />
Methodist family in a cross cultural setting.<br />
7. A report will be compiled soon to be sent to<br />
all the churches to have a better idea of the<br />
whole project.<br />
8. In this missions trip I was personally<br />
touched by CAC’S effort to reach people in the<br />
remote mountainous region of Shan state of<br />
Myanmar. Their sincere and selfless giving is<br />
applaudable..<br />
Future event:<br />
<strong>2013</strong> MMM Missions Conference<br />
Theme:<br />
Lift up your eyes & see the fields…. John 4:35<br />
Date:<br />
30 th Aug - 1st Sept Venue: MBS Rawang<br />
Contact or Mail to us:<br />
MMM TAC, 2 nd Floor, Wisma TAC, 42-2, Jalan Tun Sambanthan 3, 50470 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia<br />
Office phone: +6 03 – 2276 2612 Fax: +603 – 2273 5190<br />
MMM Director Rev. Edwin Rajamoney (mobile) +6 012-514 2799 email: esharaj@hotmail.com<br />
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TMC Prai Parsonage Dedication<br />
Greetings in the sweet name of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ,<br />
TMC Prai graciously prospered by the hand of God to purchase this parsonage to be used<br />
to the glory of His name, we stood in His Holy Presence and dedicated this building to Him. TMC<br />
Prai parsonage was dedicated on the 25 th May <strong>2013</strong> at 6.00pm by our TAC President REV. C.<br />
Jayaraj. Blessed be the Lord God who does wondrous things; and blessed be His glorious name<br />
forever and let the whole earth be filled with his glory. In grateful appreciation for the institution<br />
of the home; for the provision of this residence; and the fellowship to be shared here, we have<br />
dedicated this building to the Lord our God.<br />
Our guests of honour were REV. C. Jayaraj (TAC President), MR. Michael Raja (TAC Secretary),<br />
MR. Sham Kumar (Northern District Lay Leader) and REV. Rueben Rajandurai (TMC Kepala Batas<br />
Pastor). It was a great blessing to have them with us on this special occasion. About 120 people<br />
attended for this dedication service including church members, friends and relatives. The<br />
dedication service started with a prayer led by REV. Rueben followed by the praise and worship<br />
session led by Brother Regu and Sister Aswini. We were blessed with the presence of the Lord<br />
being upon us.<br />
Then, followed by special thanksgiving prayers by our Lay Leader Mr. Jacob Moses and our<br />
Associate Lay Leader Mr. David Danabal as we thank God for blessing us with an amazing<br />
parsonage and let His name be glorified.<br />
Our TAC President shared God’s message with us and led us with the prayer of dedication for<br />
the parsonage. His message was based on 1 Chronicles 17:16-27 “David’s Prayer”. With the title<br />
of “His Special Plan” as this parsonage has been a blessing that came from above and specially<br />
planned. It made us realized that everything happens at God’s timing, “Everything that happens<br />
in this world happens at the time God chooses”, (Ecclesiastes 3:1). God has blessed us<br />
tremendously. President closed this blessed occasion with prayer. It made us thank God our<br />
Saviour in all circumstances and He keeps His promises upon us.<br />
Besides, Bro. Regu thanked everyone for their support and prayers toward purchasing of this<br />
parsonage. All glory and honour be unto God alone. May all praises be unto Him. Finally, we all<br />
had a wonderful dinner and fellowship. It was a moment to be treasured and the whole event<br />
was a memorable one with God’s presence being with us throughout the service. May God bless<br />
all those who participated and supported this special event to be successful.<br />
In His Service,<br />
Rev. Samuel Periathamby<br />
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Children’s Corner<br />
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