The sermon was delivered successfully this morning. It took me about one hour to complete it - considered to be a very long one given that the standard sermon length in our church is 40 to 45 minutes.
This is the third sermon that I delivered after bone marrow transplant. As usual, I felt a great relief after the sermon :-)
A senior pastor, Rev. Nicky Lau and Mrs. Lau visited us today. They are missionaries under Hong Kong Mission Alliance – the organization that our church belongs to. Upon God’s calling, they concluded their ministry in Melbourne, Australia, leaving their two children and a comfortable life there, to start church planting ministry here.
They are stopping here to visit us for a few days before going to Hong Kong. It will take them about two months there before coming here again to start heir ministry. In Hong Kong, they have to complete a series of procedures as required by the Hong Kong Mission Alliance and at the same time, to visit different churches there to raise fund for their ministry needs here.
May God bess them!
Rev. Nicky Lau & Mrs. Lau
Restaurant Kong Sai - where we had lunch. Recommended!
The menu - 1 (Click to get a larger view)
The menu - 2
The chicken
Zoom in view. Attractive? Taste nice too!
Fried egg
Bean curd
Minced pork with salted fish
Vegetable
Steam fish head
The menu - 1 (Click to get a larger view)
The menu - 2
The chicken
Zoom in view. Attractive? Taste nice too!
Fried egg
Bean curd
Minced pork with salted fish
Vegetable
Steam fish head
We had dinner at Kee Tek (记得) Restaurant which I blogged about on Day +921 : Another river fish feast. A few church members went all the way to Semenyih to buy 9 fresh water fishes for the meal .
A group photo before dinner
Bean curd
Spare rib
Mix-vege
Fish (鲩鱼?)
Bean curd
Spare rib
Mix-vege
Fish (鲩鱼?)
Paku
Steam Tilapias
See you next post :-)
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