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As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another,
as good stewards of God’s varied grace.
1 Peter 4: 10 (ESV)
Ministries Opportunities Within
St. John’s - St. Margaret’s Church
2011
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Once one chooses to become a disciple of Jesus Christ, stewardship is not an option.
John J. McRaith
Jesus calls us, as His disciples, to a new way of life of which
stewardship is an integral part of discipleship. As stewards, we
recognize that everything from God is a good and gracious gift and He
is the true owner of all that we have in life. As such, stewardship
requires that we learn to see all of our life, including our talents,
wealth and time as an investment made in us by God and that we do
have a responsibility to employ them for His Kingdom.
As stewards, we are to be constantly mindful of God’s question,
“What is that in your hand?” (Exodus 4:2a) and always asking
ourselves, “What can I do with what He has placed in my hands?”
Peter tells us in 1 Peter 4:10 that good stewardship means we use
whatever gifts God has entrusted to us to serve one another. Blessing
others for the sake of His Kingdom is thus the best way of managing
what He has put in our hands and also the most appropriate
expression of our gratitude for His love and goodness to us.
As you look through the pages that follow, prayerfully consider what
God has placed in your hands. Ask Him to also direct you as to how
you can use what He has blessed you with to serve one another in the
community and therefore bring glory to the Giver and His Kingdom.
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The Shape of Christ’s Body at SJSM
Edification Division Christian Education Family Life Ministry
Music & Creative Arts Ministry Worship Services
Youth/Young Adult Division Heartbeat (Youth)
CYAN (Young Adult)
Community Services & Pastoral Counselling Division
Heartfriends’ Community Services Pastoral Counselling Ministry
Children’s Division Junior Church Boys’ Brigade
Missions & Outreach Division World Missions
Filipino Congregation Tamil Congregation
Indonesian Fellowship Myanmar Fellowship
Healing Ministry
Dover Ministry Division Dover Befrienders
Dover Dance Delight/Exercise Dover Kopi-Stop
Adult Division Adult Cells Ministry
Evangelism Prayer & Intercession
Visitation & Pastoral Support
Operations Division Administration
Communications Hospitality
Office Automation
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Divisions / Ministries Page
Adult Division Adult Cells Ministry
Prayer & Intercession
Visitation & Pastoral Support
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Children’s Division Junior Church
Boys’ Brigade
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Community Services & Pastoral Counselling Division Heartfriends’ Community Service
Pastoral Counselling Ministry
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Dover Ministry Division 13
Edification Division Christian Education
Family Life Ministry
Music & Creative Arts Ministry
Worship Services Team
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Missions & Outreach Division World Missions
Ethnic Ministries - Filipino Congregation - Tamil Congregation - Indonesian / Myanmar Fellowship
Healing Ministry
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Operations Division Administration
Hospitality 24 25
Youth / Young Adult Division Heartbeat <Youth>
Christian Young Adults Network (CYAN) <Young Adult>
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Chinese Congregation 28
Diocese of Singapore 30
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Adult Cells Ministry A Cell is a group of believers who come together regularly to encourage one another in faith, pray, grow in understanding of the bible and reach out to others. The Cell Ministry in SJSM is committed to form Christ-centered small communities within the larger church, and these are known as Cell Groups. Objective It's easy for anyone to become a faceless number in the larger crowd during our weekend services, so we believe that cells are the key to a healthy church. A cell group creates opportunities for people to get to know one another better, hence it is a place where we build Christ-centered friendships. More importantly, cell groups encourage spiritual growth through intentional discipleship. Ministry Opportunities Administrative support in areas such as following up with visitors
to cell and collation of the cell database. Event support such as registration, projection, PA support AND
serving of refreshments. Assisting in special projects such as Cell publicity and updating the
Cell noticeboard. Contact Persons Pearl Yeo 67739421 [email protected] Jenny Lee 67731736 [email protected]
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Prayer & Intercession
“I urge, then, first of all, that requests, prayers, intercession and thanksgiving be made for everyone – for kings and all those in authority, that we may live peaceful and quiet lives in all godliness and holiness.
This is good, and pleases God our Savior, who wants all men to be saved and to come to a knowledge of the truth.” 1 Tim 2: 1-4 Objectives To build SJSM to be a house of prayer for the nations. To intercede faithfully for the various ministries and events in SJSM. Ministry Opportunities Engaging in one of the 12 public intercession groups that meet
weekly. Details of meetings can be found in the church bulletin. Committment to any of the 4 prayer arenas namely, Singapore,
Dover, Missions and Diocese/Province. Conducting research for informed intercession. Kindly contact the
Intercession division for more details. In the days of Ezekiel, God lamented, “I looked for a man among them who would build up the wall and stand before me in the gap on behalf of the land so I would not have to destroy it, but I found none.” Ezek. 22:30 Would you hear His call today, to respond and pray? Contact Persons Laura Chan 67739423 [email protected] Allan Ng 67731945 [email protected]
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Visitation & Pastoral Support
The visitation and pastoral support ministry is a “heart” ministry, doing home/hospital visitations in the name of Jesus Christ. The teams make regular visits to the sick and needy members of our church. Visits are also arranged for the elderly and non-believing parents of our members upon requests.
Objectives We aim to support the sick and needy through prayers and encouragement, both emotionally and spiritually. We also fellowship with the needy and the caregivers, and administer Holy Communion to the communicants who are unable to attend our worship services.
Ministry Opportunities Be part of a team that Makes home and hospital visitations. Prays for the sick and home-bound. Provides transport for ministry purpose. Gives care to the home-bound.
Commitment Regular visitations on Thursday afternoons and Fridays. Special or urgent visitation upon request. You are encouraged to commit to a weekly visitation or at least once a month. We hope to have 5-6 people in each team. Currently, we need more men to join the teams!
Contact Person Pastor Daven Nambiar 67739507 [email protected]
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Junior Church It takes a TEAM to serve with great joy and passion, knowing that they are creating a children’s ministry that models a loving and biblical community life, for Christ’s glory and purpose.
Vision To raise a generation of children who know God, and have uncompromising passion to follow Jesus Christ all their lives.
Ministry Opportunities: Shepherding As small group leaders or teacher assistants to help the children learn God’s word, foster faith-sharing and build healthy relationships in community. Worship & Music Lead and train children in worship. Nurture their musical talents in worshipping God and serving the wider community of believers. Administration As helpers to facilitate the ministry administration.
The Need:
Commitment Depending on the roles, time commitment varies with a minimum of 1.5 hours each weekend, and on a rotational basis.
Contact Person Cindy Lee 67739433 [email protected]
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Boys’ Brigade Objectives To advance Christ’s Kingdom and develop all that tends towards true Christian manliness among boys. To nurture the boys, based on Christian values. At the heart of realizing these life-changing experiences in these boys are energetic and influential Christian young men and women. Ministry Opportunities Officers (training will be provided) Share life-changing experiences with the boys and point them to
Jesus. Plan and organize activities that serve the needs of the boys. Groom, nurture and develop the boys holistically, based on
Christian values and principles. Train the boys to be disciplined through team training and group
activities. Volunteers Befriend and interact with the boys. Provide administrative and logistic support. Help organize and carry out activities alongside the officers. Commitment 2-4 hours per week (Friday/Saturday mornings). Participate in Outdoor and fun activities e.g. stay-over camp, cycling, high elements, educational visits and archery etc. Contact Persons (SJSM BB officers) Patrick Lai 67739425 (Henderson Secondary School) Danny Chew 96666488 (Henry Park Primary School)
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Heartfriends’ Community Services Sharing a friendship that helps…
Heartfriends is the Community Services arm of SJSM. It also joins Dover Ministry to bless and connect with the neighbour. Our mission is to serve the community, irrespective of race and religion with relevant community and welfare services, programmes and initiatives marked by Christian service and love.
PROGRAMMES / VOLUNTEERS
DESCRIPTION COMMITMENT
REQUIRED
BASC coach/supervise
schoolwork conduct special
classes: art & crafts/ sports/literacy/ dance/music
participate/organise indoor or outdoor activities
After School Care Centre for children aged 7 to 13 at Blk 3 Dover Road.
weekly/monthly or during school holidays
BE-ENGAGED encourage and
motivate those out of work
source/create work opportunities
Empowering the needy through creative work opportunities.
ad hoc/ project basis
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Contact Persons Jezreel Pillai 67739432 [email protected] Find us on Facebook: Heartfriends Community Services
PROGRAMMES/ VOLUNTEERS
DESCRIPTION COMMITMENT
REQUIRED
CAREGIVING & RECYCLING befriend and visit provide transport/
manual help to deliver household items
ferry or accompany to appointments
organise outings/marketing/jumble sales
Community caregiving through a listening ear, regular visits, providing needful assistance and redistributing household items.
monthly/ad hoc/ project basis
GAMES & CHAT play with or coach
children in sports/ board games
engage adults in informal chat
Engaging the children and adults in sports, play and chat on Tues and Thurs (5:00-6:30pm) at the playground near Blk 3 Dover Road.
monthly/weekly/ daily during school holiday periods
LEARNING ARK read/enact a story teach English supervise homework
Literacy programme for children aged 5 to 12 every Saturday (except school and public holidays) in SJSM from 2:30-4:00pm.
weekly basis for at least 6 months
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Pastoral Counselling Ministry Vision To be a haven where the spiritually and emotionally poor, discouraged and wounded in SJSM can discover the gentle healing grace of God for their body, soul and spirit, and progressively grow in shalom (wholeness), freedom, victory and discipleship in our Lord Jesus Christ, by the power of the Holy Spirit and Scripture. Mission To facilitate the healing of body, soul and/or spirit through a multi-faceted approach of counselling, prayer, spiritual check-ups, recovery groups and referrals. Ministry Opportunities Lay Counsellors Members who are trained or untrained in Lay Counselling, but feel called by God and have the compassion to journey with people who are wounded and hurting are welcome to connect with us. Training will be provided. Contact Persons Alice Priscilla 67739431 [email protected] Jezreel Pillai 67739432 [email protected]
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Dover Ministry Division Dover Ministry Division reaches out to the elderly, the lonely, the disadvantaged and the hidden needy in the Dover neighbourhood as a way to build gospel bridges. Objectives To provide a friendly environment where friendships between
Dover residents and SJSM members can be forged. To serve the Dover community in God’s love and by His power, in
practical ways so that the Dover residents know that there is a God who cares for them.
Ministry Opportunities Serve at Dover Kopi-Stop one Saturday a month
(9:30am-12:20pm). Befriend and come alongside Dover residents. Help organize special events on Mother’s Day,
Chinese New Year etc. Offer your talents in special events. Commit as a prayer partner and/or a Dover Prayer group Serve at the Dover Exercise
(Mon, Wed & Fri 8:00-9:00am) Serve at the Dover Dance Delight
(Wed & Fri 9:00-10:30am) Commitment At least a year (training and enjoyment provided) Contact Persons Laura Chan 67739423 [email protected] Christine Neo 67731284 [email protected]
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Christian Education
“We proclaim Him, admonishing every man and teaching every man with all wisdom, so that we may present every man complete in Christ”. Col.1:28 Objectives The aim of the Christian Education (CE) program is to build the biblical and doctrinal foundation of our members, teach application of Christian truths in the context of family, work and other life situations and train members in ministry skills. This is so that each of us will be equipped to correctly handle the word of truth and be presented as complete in Christ.
CE ministry is involved in: Equipping classes e.g. membership class, Know the Word (KTW)
and skills training etc. Production of resource materials such as cell word time, Life
Shaping Angles and Light magazine. Operation of the church library. Ministry Opportunities You can serve in the following areas: General admin support for KTW class on Sunday mornings. General admin support for weekday and weekend CE courses. Light Magazine team: be an editor/writer. Library team: manning the library during the weekends, shelving
and cataloguing of library books etc. Contact Persons Choo Kok Weng 67739424 [email protected] Ho Poh Geok 67739434 [email protected]
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Family Life Ministry
Objectives The Family Life Ministry (FLM) aims to help members build strong marriages and family life through Christian education, equipping and support. Our belief is that the foundation of family life, and God’s design for marriage is one where both husband and wife are committed to love and care for each other. Our conviction is that children are a gift from God, and they should be raised with love, intention and care by their parents.
FLM is involved in organising: The Marriage Preparation Course (MPC, for couples considering
marriage). The Marriage Course (TMC, for married couples) and other
family-related seminars, talks and workshops. The Parenting Course in the near future. The quarterly "Seasons of Life" in-house magazine. Ministry Opportunities We welcome experienced married couples, who can identify with FLM's aim and can help in discipling other couples, to serve as MPC facilitators and TMC support couples. Volunteers who can serve as logistics helpers at the various courses and seminars and talks are also welcomed.
Contact Persons Stanley Tay 67739419 [email protected] Honey Grace Gan 67731772 [email protected]
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Music and Creative Arts Ministry
We were made to worship God, not just with our gifts and talents but with our whole lives! Journey with Jesus and The Music Ministry Family as we glorify God in our lives (on and off chancel) with our gifts and talents! Let the Spirit guide, grow and inspire you to enrich God’s family and reach pre-believers in the Mission field with scripture-based and Spirit-filled songs, music, drama, dance, multimedia creations and visual arts. Tech Crews in PA and Projection are the unsung heroes of our ministry, and much needed!
“Worship changes the worshipper into the image of the One worshipped.”–Jack Hayford
C o m m i t m e n t
Contact Person Stanley Wong 67739430 [email protected]
Role Frequency of Service Detail of Practices
Musicians/ Vocalists
SES: Twice a month E1/E2: Once a month CPP: Once a month
Sat: 2:00-5:00pm Thu: 7:30-9:30pm Sat: 2:00-4:00pm
PA/ Projectionists
SES: Once a month E1: Once a month E2: Once a month CPP: Once a month
Sat: 2:00-5:00pm Thu: 7:30-9:30pm
Choir E1 Service: Alternate weeks Every Thu: 7:30-9:30pm
Dance Special Events Sat: 9:30am-12:00noon
Drama Special Events Wed: 8:00-10:00pm
Multi-media Project Basis Project Basis
Songwriting / Creative Writing
Ongoing Project Basis
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Worship Services -Ushering/Sacristy/Counting Ministry Objectives These ministries contribute to the smooth running of the services which will enhance the worship of God in an orderly and uninterrupted manner. Ministry Opportunities Ushers help with the distribution of service books and bulletins,
and welcoming and ushering people to their seats. Sacristy teams ensure that the Holy Communion elements are laid
out and kept after services. Counting teams ensure that the weekly offertories are properly
accounted for. Commitment To serve once or twice a month for at least one year. To provide extra help for special services such as Easter service,
Christmas service, Covenant service and as and when required. Contact Persons (Service Pastors)
SES Stanley Tay Choo Kok Weng
67739419 67739424
[email protected] [email protected]
E1 Alice Priscilla 67739431 [email protected]
E2 Laura Chan 67739423 [email protected]
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World Missions The Missions Department oversees the work in various SJSM primary and secondary stations such as Thailand, Timor Leste and the Philippines. It provides member-care and pastoral oversight for our
Cross-Cultural Workers, Missions Trainees and Missions Associates.
It creates greater missions awareness and raises up more labourers for God’s mission.
Types of Mission Programmes Short-term mission trips To countries such as Timor Leste, Thailand, Indochina, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines and East Asia. Overseas Attachment 1-3 months of overseas attachment to support the workers in the mission stations. 1 year Tribute Programme 1 year of full time service as a Tribute to God. It involves 3-5 months of local missions training/office attachment, and 5-7 months of overseas field attachment. A small monthly allowance will be provided during the programme. 2.5 years Missionary Apprenticeship Programme (MAP) MAP aims to provide an opportunity for members to firm up God’s calling and to prepare themselves for future cross-cultural ministry. It involves 18 months of missions training in Singapore with office attachment, followed by 1 year of overseas field attachment. A monthly allowance and other relevant support will be provided.
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Ministry Opportunities Go as short-term trippers to experience missions for yourself! Participate in medical mission or crisis relief trips. Both medically
and non-medically trained personnel are welcome. Pray for our Cross-Cultural Workers in the field and sign up to be
their prayer supporters. Attend our regular Missions Heart-To-Heart Tea or Missions
Forum, to get connected with what God is doing in the nations. Give towards the work when needs arises. Join any of our Friendship Groups, as Lay Volunteers, to mobilize
the works for the individual station. Serve as Lay Volunteers for Missions Tea, Missions courses, admin
support, prayer coordination, and other special projects such as Missions Engagement Weekend.
Contact Person Janice Ng 67739438 [email protected]
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Ethnic Ministries - Filipino Congregation
We reach out to Filipinos working in Singapore and help them realize their call and great potential in the Kingdom of God. We aim to equip and disciple Filipinos in Singapore so that they can effectively do likewise to their fellow countrymen.
Ministry Opportunities Help develop our Music Ministry team. Partner us by reaching out to or referring Filipinos within or
outside your household. Extend hospitality by hosting a visiting teacher. Support our 2 year programme for equipping with the Calvary
Bible Institute (CBI) International. The Equipping is on the 3rd & 4th Sunday of the month.
Commitment For the Music Ministry, 6-12 months. For hospitality and hosting, any particular month. Contact Person Juanita Dicen 67739444 [email protected]
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Ethnic Ministries - Tamil Congregation
SJSM Tamil congregation started in 2009 as a church planting work targeting the Indians in Jurong. Known as Jurong Anglican Tamil Fellowship, our initial members came from Jurong and Indian foreign workers from Toh Guan Dormitory. We have now in our congregation locals, Indian expatriates and Indian Foreign workers from Clementi, Ghim Moh and Dover as well. Ministry Objectives Evangelism: reaching out to people in Jurong West, Dover and
Ghim Moh. Discipling and raising Leaders: conducting Bible Classes for
spiritual growth and leadership development in more home cells in our church ministries.
Home Cells: established in Jurong and Dover. Ministry to Foreign Workers at Westlite Dormitory (in Toh Guan). Ministry Opportunities and Commitments Keyboard player (every Sunday 3:30pm to 7:00pm) Flyer Distribution (every Thursday 7:30pm to 9:00pm) Medical Outreach to Westlite dormitory (Bi-yearly to be advised) Contact person Ps Solomon Periyanayakam 67739505 [email protected]
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Ethnic Ministries - Indonesian Fellowship
Fellowship for domestic helpers as well as the Indonesian community in Singapore.
Objectives To meet the needs of the Indonesian community in Singapore.
Ministry Opportunities and Commitment Worship and Music Worship leader and musicians to lead worship, every Sunday from 11:15am to 1:00pm at room C205. Discipleship and Evangelism Indonesians or those who speak Bahasa Indonesia to help train the members in the above areas, every Sunday from 11:15am to 1:00pm at room C205.
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Myanmar / PRC Fellowship
The Teach to Reach ministry was launched in 2008 ministering specifically to nursing students. Starting 2011, we have extended to the general public.
Objectives To befriend foreigners and foreign students and help them to learn English through the Teach to Reach programme.
Ministry Opportunities and Commitment Assist teachers, to teach and befriend. Weekday nights or weekends over one year or longer.
Contact Person June Choo 67739413 [email protected]
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Healing Ministry The Thursday Healing Service (THS) is a weekly service that was started in 2001 to provide support to those who are looking for regular prayer for healing of body, mind and spirit. Objectives To pray for those who come to receive healing of body, mind and spirit. To be a witness to those who come that Jesus is the answer to every need. To bring the Gospel to those who have yet to know Him. Ministry Opportunities Worship (coordinators,
worship leaders and musicians)
Ushers Prayer companions Projectionists Service coordinators Translators
(Mandarin/dialect) Commitment Every Thursday 7:15pm to pray 8:00pm to help out in the Service Contact Person Pastor Daven Nambiar 67739507 [email protected]
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Administration
The Administration division organizes people and allocates resources efficiently so as to support activities toward common goals and mission of the church.
Ministry Opportunities Info Desk Attend to and be responsible for greeting members, provide information and answer enquiries, direct members to the appropriate location or staff person. Join the Info Desk team if you have an outgoing personality, are friendly, willing to assist others, and have good communication and service skills. Commitment required is once a month on Saturday and/or Sunday for on-site duty.
Bulletin Production Assist in the production i.e. lettershop of weekend or special events bulletin. Commitment required is once a week.
Services/Events Support Work with support team in the planning and execution of plans on project basis. Areas of service include: Planning committee members Ushers Food servers Registration Photographers/Videographers Graphic designers Web developers General logistics helpers i.e. packers, set up and break-down of
event infrastructure
Data Entry Commitment varies and is subject to project requirements.
Contact Person Pene Ng 67739475 [email protected]
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Hospitality Hospitality is practised in all forms, including but not limited to the regular provision of refreshments after services and other church events. The Hospitality Ministry was formally started in 2008 to attend to the needs of newcomers and visitors.
Objectives The objective of the Hospitality Ministry is to be the hospitality ambassadors of SJSM to our guests and members.
Ministry Opportunities The Hospitality Ministry is run by lay volunteers and assisted by a staff. No special skills and talents are required, just a warm heart and willing hands. Areas of service include:
Contact Person Ashley Tan 67739422 [email protected]
Ministry Opportunities Commitments
Welcome Team (A team of 6 person)
Once to twice a month on Sunday
Sunday Breakfast Team (By cell or a group of 8 persons)
Once to twice a year on Sunday
Driving guest speakers to and fro SJSM Varies according to preaching schedule
Taking guest speakers out for meals Varies according to preaching schedule
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We are a ministry of young people, for young people and run by young (or somewhat young) people. We believe in reaching this generation through involving the youth and catering to target audiences.
We have Youth Service (for 15-21 years old) on Saturdays at 5:00pm and Teen Encounter (for 13-14 years old) on Sundays at 9:00am. We also have cell groups over the weekend.
Objectives Our desire is that every youth will pursue an intimate relationship with Jesus Christ and make Him known!
Ministry Opportunities & Commitment If you are a youth (13-21 years old) or have a heart for youths, do consider serving in our different ministries.
Contact Person Jan Koh 67739508 [email protected]
Ministry Opportunities Time Commitment
Cell Ministry High
Christian Education Project-based
Dance Ministry Moderate
Discipleship / Mentoring Moderate
Gatekeepers Prayer Ministry Moderate
Hospitality Ministry Moderate
Music Ministry: Worshippers – singers & musicians, Sound Crew and AV Crew
High
Sports Ministry Project-based
Youth Missions Project-based
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Christian Young Adults Network
Christian Young Adults Network (CYAN) comprises a cluster of cell groups which meets regularly either on Wednesday or Saturday night. Members are typically in tertiary education, serving national service, or in their early years of work (age 19 to early 30s) Objectives CYAN continues to use the cell group structure to:
Bond: creating opportunities for people to know one another better and establishing strong Christ-centered friendships.
Build: teaching and discipling members so that they grow in spiritual maturity.
Broaden: stretching the perspectives and understanding of the members regarding key issues relevant to adulthood, and helping members to discover their area of gifting, thereby widening their sphere of influence.
Bless: encouraging and sending members to serve and be a blessing to the local community, or one of our mission stations.
Ministry Opportunities Lay Volunteers who are in their mid-30s and above to walk alongside our young adults, playing one of the following roles: Mentor (to one or more individuals). Cell Leader (need to have completed Cell Leaders’ Training). “Resource” cell member (actively contribute in cell group and
support cell leader). Contact Person Joyce Lee 67739509 [email protected]
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华文部的简史
早期的圣公会教会与学校的事工有密切的联系。圣安德烈座堂的
英文部于1965年在圣玛格烈学校中成立了圣玛格烈堂，在1971
年搬迁并使用圣约翰Garrison堂原址，并称为圣约翰圣玛格烈
堂。中文部的发展开始于1984年4月1日。陈喜亭牧师带领了弟兄
姐妹开始了五点的华语崇拜。接着，神带领不同的牧者来一起的
配搭事奉：黄腾卫牧师（1985年），黄秀霞传道（1986年），
柳朝基牧师（英文部牧师，1988年初），赵子翔牧师（1988-
90；1992-95年），符致明牧师（1990-92年），罗豫敬牧师
（协助，1995年9-11月），杨清华牧师（1995年11月），林杰
华牧师（2001年），余发平牧师（2009年—）。
目标：成为一个“内稳外展的教会”
华文部过去20多年的成长中，见证了神的带领和恩典。华文部于
2 0 0 7年1月1日成为 “全发堂 ”（全面发展的堂会；F u l l y -
Developed Congregation）。事工也不断地扩大。目前，华文部
有许多你可以参与的服侍：
主日
招待组
迎新组
茶点组
读圣经
音乐事工：带领敬赞、司琴伴奏、音响、投影、合唱
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讲台翻译
中友事工（中国朋友）
图书馆组
儿童主日学老师
成人主日学老师
少年团契导师
青年组导师
周日
小组组长
乐龄聚会的服侍
启发课程的服侍
社区的服侍
以上的服侍，都需要更多的弟兄姐妹一起的配搭。服侍的要求、
培训、时段与次数都各异。若神感动和带领你来参与和配搭，请
联络华文部的雅婷干事（Ms Wendy Teo；67739440 或
他所赐的有使徒，有先知。
有传福音的。有牧师和教师。
为要成全圣徒，各尽其职，
建立基督的身体。（弗4:11-12）
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Diocese of Singapore - Community Services St. Andrew’s Community Hospital (SACH) St. Andrew’s Community Hospital (SACH) is a community service of St. Andrew’s Mission Hospital. SACH focuses on providing inpatient rehabilitative and sub-acute care for adults and children after the acute phase of treatment at a general hospital. In addition to its inpatient services, SACH also operates a Day Rehabilitation Centre, an outpatient clinic named St. Andrew's Mission Hospital Clinic, a Home Nursing service, community therapy services in two seniors activity centres in the heartland and a mobile clinic providing free primary care for communities-in-need. For more information, please go to www.sach.org.sg Here is a list of other welfare centres and hospitals:
Community Services Telephone
Singapore Anglican Community Services (SACS): Hougang Care Centre Simei Care Centre Peace-Connect Neighbourhood Link The Missions to Seafarers St Andrew’s Centre for Early Childhood Education St Andrew’s Cathedral Home for the Aged St Hilda’s Community Services Centre
6386 3911 6781 8113 6392 0460 6737 2880 6282 3298 6777 0665 6345 0054
St Andrew’s Mission Hospital (SAMH): St Andrew’s Community Hospital St Andrew’s Lifestreams St Andrew’s Autism Centre
6586 1086 6586 1000 6282 1552 6519 3800
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SJSM Vision
To be a witnessing community of
praying and caring worshippers
who base their lives on Scripture and
move in the power of the Holy Spirit
to reach a world in need of Christ.
SJSM Theme for 2010/2011
Win New Lives,
Raise The Next Generation.
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