Church Re-opening
From 2nd August and every Sunday at 5pm and
every Thursday at 5:30pm during August:
A short service of prayer and reflection.
From Sunday 6th September: 
Morning worship at 10:30am
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Our YouTube channel will have live streaming of the August 2020 prayer sessions as they happen. In September this will become live streaming of services.
A video showing how the first services will work has already been loaded on the channel.
“There is a hope”
In the contemporary worship song written by Mark Edwards and Stuart Townend, the first two lines are :
There is a hope that burns within my heart
That gives me strength for every passing day
Today, as we face continued months of uncertainty in our lives, we all need to remember the hope we share as a driving force in all our lives:
Hope that stands the test of time,
Hope that lifts the weary head and drives all doubt away.
However difficult things may get for each of us, we must try to find ways of helping each other – and not give in to feelings of despair. We must, as Christians, walk hand-in-hand with Christ in the hope that better days will return.
For many people not being able to go to church has been painful. Doing church online has great benefits and we have learned the reality of the truth that the church is the people not the building. When we are not be able to gather in the church building, we as church people can still gather to worship, pray and learn together, albeit virtually. However, “ You don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone”! We have actually come to appreciate our church buildings by being deprived of them.
We have learnt that the church as a building is not just a venue where the church (as people) can gather. We can and should pray at all times and in all places, but there is something special about praying in a place where people of many generations have prayed.
Now that we can resume using our church building in August for prayer, and in September for worship (without any singing), I hope we can do it with a renewed sense of gratitude for the building and those who continue to maintain it.
I pray that we may all stay strong in our faith, help each other in every possible way, and look forward to the day when we can also resume singing our hymns ( loudly!) once again.
Please stay safe and may God bless you all !
Rev. Jeongsook Kim
Our Worship page suggests alternatives to our Sunday services.