NLBPC Manse + Easter Camp (10-13 Apr)

I realised i havent shown you guys around the Manse

in the church (Manse means house inhabited by a minister)

This is room no.5, actually its sort of a study room, but there are

beds for people to rest too... Two of the rooms have an attached bathroom

and there's also one main bathroom.

Here's the kitchen, its well stocked with foodstuff (alot brought

over from singapore too haha)

I learnt how to make ba kut teh from Rev Lim the last time i came, 

this trip we cooked chicken rice (but chopping the chicken after its done is

really tricky...)

here's the living room, theres also a CCTV for security,

you'll be able to see who's at the gate b4 u let them in

 

You can see the dining table from this angle

We had an easter church camp from the 10th to the 13th

The guys slept in a large room on the ground floor, whereas

the gals occupied the loft right at the top of the church building

The messages were taken from Matt 5, on the Beattitudes

Rev Lim was the speaker for our camp and it was a wonderful time

of feeding, fellowship, rest, fun & gd food =)

Here's Zachary, or Zac, in short..

He's the son of Joey, one of the church members who's

posted overseas and working for SIA

Zac's very cute, had to bribe him into calling me kor kor by

letting him play with my camera haha

That's his dad, Zac's taking pictures from his own

kiddy perspective...

Haha, still getting used to aiming properly so its inevitable

that some heads get cut off =)

Here's John, our camp commandant. He did a really

good job planning + organizing the camp! Helped us out

alot too for our trip to lake district later on + he was our

bbq chef for the bbq on the last day. (*thats 1/4 of Li wei btw...)

Its great to have this bunch of faithful members who help out 

in New Life London, not forgetting Anthony, Johnathan, Sharon,

Uncle Daniel & Maureen Poh who practically do the ushering, chairing,

music and set-up every Sunday. Do pray for our London mission, esp that 

things will go smoothly and that Rev Ki's visa will be approved so that he can take up the post of Resident pastor this coming July.