Bishop Abraham Yel Nhial delivered the only English public address “Being Christians in South Sudan”in the afternoon of June 8 (Sun). Thanks be to God for bringing almost 100 people to the service including 50 South Sudanese.
Bishop Abraham Yel Nhial, Diocese of Aweil, South Sudan will speak on the subject of “Being Christians in South Sudan” in the public service on June 8 at 3:00pm at Good Shepherd Vancouver (189 West 11th Ave, Vancouver, BC V5Y 1S8).
On behalf of St. John’s Surrey and AMMiC, we sincerely invite you to join with us in worshipping God together with brothers and sisters from different ethnicities, particularly the South Sudanese, and at the same time, listening to first hand testimony of being a Christian in South Sudan.
*As a result of Bishop Abraham’s ministry to the South Sudanese and Sudanese in Kakuma Refugee Camp in Kenya, the South Sudan Peace Institute has been established recently. The Institute’s mission is to practice reconciliation and to defeat the power of hatred, division and death in South Sudan.
Good Shepherd (South Asian) Calgary celebrated their first anniversary. Thanks be to God for bringing the people together. Good Shepherd South Asian would appreciate your continuous prayer for their growth and development.
In the photo are the leaders of Good Shepherd South Asian and Good Shepherd Cantonese.
The Church of All Nations (Japanese)’ New Eden gardening ministry started about a month ago. They had worked in the field twice already (of course, someone goes to check and work in the field almost everyday). We thank God for the good weather and the good time we had together. For photos, go to the website www.allnationscanada.ca
It’s fun, therapeutic and relaxing to work in the field: ploughing, Weeding, Seed planting, etc. If you enjoy the smell of grass, the touch of the soil, great time of chatting with friends in Japanese and/or English, and enjoy light lunch prepared by a little girl, you are welcome to join us. The next meeting will be on June 7 (Sat) from 10:00am to 2:00pm (meeting every other Saturday).
Please contact Rev. Shihoko Warren at shihoko@ammic.ca for details.
Good Shepherd (South Asian) Calgary is celebrating their first anniversary this Sunday. On behalf of the church, the Rev. William John, the priest-in-charge, invite you to join with them in celebration and thanksgiving.The Service will be held at 1:15pm on Sunday at #8 – 4821 West Wings Drive, NE Calgary (at Olde Tyme Baptist Church). For further information, you may contact Rev. William at 587 719-2002 or rev-johnwilliam@hotmail.com.
In one year, Good Shepherd (South Asian) Calgary have grown from a home group to a church-plant that meets at a rental facility, and from being led by lay leaders to have their own priest.
All Nations (Japanese) and AMMiC joyfully welcome their first intern, Ms Alejandra Peregrina (Pilgrim). Alejandra (Ale) is from Mexico and currently a missionary trainee for WEC International. She will be interning with All Nations for the next few months.
On Easter Monday, the Rev Shihoko Warren was invited to share the Japanese mission of All Nations at WEC’s Gateway Missionary Training Centre at Langley, BC. Then she met Ale who desired to have her internship at All Nations. Prior to Gateway, Ale had lived in Japan as a short-term missionary, and she also been involved in children ministry for long time.
We thank God for giving us Ale who has passion for the Japanese mission to be our help.
Bethel South Asian, Brampton ON invited the Rev. Marion Karasiuk of ANiC’s Christ the Redeemer (Multicultural), Toronto ON to preach the word of God on the Sunday of Mother’s Day. Rev. Marion’s daughter also joined the service.
The service was concluded with the children lovingly and warmheartedly speaking about their moms and then presenting them with flowers. After the service, they shared a meal together which was prepared together at a member’s home. Here are some photos.
The day began with the Rev. Wilson and other dear brothers preparing for the meal.
Snapshots of the Service
The Mothers were openly appreciated and being prayed for.
The Rev Marion was presented with a bouquet of beautiful flowers as a token of appreciation.