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Sunday, May 31, 2009
Monday, May 25, 2009
Form 6
I'm back on this blog... Welcome myself...
Well, Form 6 is interesting, tiring (have to take naps everyday) and well, tuition is long, 2.5 hours per class.
Physics is OK, Maths is fun, Chemistry boring, PA is partly fun, because I don't like the essay part, and MUET is, normal.
About teachers, lets start from the least-liked.
Firstly is my Physics teacher. He will come into the class, and without a word or acknowledging the students (even though we greet him), he will just start the lesson by "OK class we continue yesterday, bla bla bla... Then he will just write and explain then give us exercise to do.
Secondly is my PA-essay part teacher. He will put up a power point presentation, read from it, while we copy, and he will read slowly, like he haven't eaten for days. Enough about him.
Thirdly is Chemistry teacher. She can teach well, but, a bit fast in terms of speaking and she uses power point too. For every part of the syllabus she taught she will teach us to do questions. Quite a good teacher.
Fourthly is Maths teacher. Well, you can say he is not up to his word(s). During the first lesson he says that he doesn't care whether we pay attention in class or not, and he don't care whether we are absent or not. But recently he's been scolding students who are talking and not paying attention. By the way, you can see that he's excited when he is teaching.
Fifth is my PA-Maths or whatever-you-call-it part teacher. He is funny, and he likes to "bomb" a lot. Good teacher.
Lastly is MUET teacher. Well, I think he is the best because he interacts with the students a lot and the 1st thing he did during the 1st lesson is to discipline us and to get to know our names. There is a lot of participation from the students.
Thats all for now, more to come as the year goes by......
Well, Form 6 is interesting, tiring (have to take naps everyday) and well, tuition is long, 2.5 hours per class.
Physics is OK, Maths is fun, Chemistry boring, PA is partly fun, because I don't like the essay part, and MUET is, normal.
About teachers, lets start from the least-liked.
Firstly is my Physics teacher. He will come into the class, and without a word or acknowledging the students (even though we greet him), he will just start the lesson by "OK class we continue yesterday, bla bla bla... Then he will just write and explain then give us exercise to do.
Secondly is my PA-essay part teacher. He will put up a power point presentation, read from it, while we copy, and he will read slowly, like he haven't eaten for days. Enough about him.
Thirdly is Chemistry teacher. She can teach well, but, a bit fast in terms of speaking and she uses power point too. For every part of the syllabus she taught she will teach us to do questions. Quite a good teacher.
Fourthly is Maths teacher. Well, you can say he is not up to his word(s). During the first lesson he says that he doesn't care whether we pay attention in class or not, and he don't care whether we are absent or not. But recently he's been scolding students who are talking and not paying attention. By the way, you can see that he's excited when he is teaching.
Fifth is my PA-Maths or whatever-you-call-it part teacher. He is funny, and he likes to "bomb" a lot. Good teacher.
Lastly is MUET teacher. Well, I think he is the best because he interacts with the students a lot and the 1st thing he did during the 1st lesson is to discipline us and to get to know our names. There is a lot of participation from the students.
Thats all for now, more to come as the year goes by......
Friday, February 27, 2009
Local Youth Prayer Gathering
LYPG is basically a gathering where youth gather together to pray. In Alor Star, it was 1st held at FGC and will be held every fortnightly. This 13th March it will be held at our church, WMC Alor Star, 4.15 p.m. to 515 p.m. Please come if you can!!!
Monday, February 23, 2009
Sweet Memories
My JS cupboard.All of these reminds me of JS...
The 2 books are my diary and Bible... Diary reminds me of what occurred in JS, the Bible reminds me that I grew closer to God during JS, and also its the same Bible as Han Yun's.
The stone on my diary ( blue ) is my nickname, Stone!!! The two bands I broke are given by Sarah Yong ( sorry ).
The ping pong ball signifies Captain Ball.
The pick on the right and the drumsticks reminds me of the jamming times with all of you.
The orange present is given my the guy's mentors ( its a cup ).
The brush is to remind me that i first handwash my clothes at JS.
The file behind is what I learned at JS.
The tracts on the left is given for evangelistic purposes.
The chocolate mirror is given my Aunty Choy Quin.
The Rubik Cube I bought at Gurney Plaza reminds me of Melissa Joy. She likes my cube.
The burger reminds me of Michael. He likes Ramli burger.
The comb, well, I comb my hair a lot till all of you make fun of me.
The black card is given by Winnie.
The US dollar bill given by Reverend Ong has the inscription "In God We Trust".
The yellow paper is our mass event "Break Free" flier, giant version.
Behind is the map of taiping.
That's all for my cupboard.
The words on the card reads:
The Truth Shall Set You Free
Therefore, there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus, because through Christ Jesus the law of the Spirit of life set me free from the law of sin and death. - Romans 8 : 1
Monday, January 26, 2009
Jeremiah School 2009
Jeremiah School is nice!!! Wow!!! A total of 22 teenagers attended JS, 11 girls and 11 boys plus 3 mentors [ Austin Sia, Herbet Tan and Chang Choy Quin ] attended. It is held at SUFES Campsite, Tapah. It is a school to raise up Christians to not only be future pastors, but also to encourage youths to be involved in full-time ministry for God ( I think ).
Anyway, at JS we have to wash our own clothes, by means of soaking and scrubbing ( no washing machine ). The schedule is quite packed and there are only lunch break, afternoon break or games, dinner break and supper before lights out. Light outs are observed strictly and no curfews ( according to Aunty Choy Quin, this is a school, not camp, therefore no curfews ). The food is nice there. We also had chapel time, every Tuesday and Thursday night, where every student get a chance to share whatever they want to share. Personally I think it is a good practice as not everbody had ever shared before ( including me ). My chapel time is at 3rd February, right after the CNY break.
I learned a lot of things during JS, such as Conversational Ministry, how to meditate on God's word, the importance of evangelism, in which the Bible clearly states that we are to make disciples of all nations ( The Great Commision ). We also did the Freedom In Christ thing, how to study the Bible and lots more.
The fun part of JS is the students there. We had built a Christian community where everyone be open to one another. It was quite hard at 1st but as the days go by, everyone sort of got closer to each other. Even I am surprised at myself ( if you know me you would know why ).
I regretted that i didn't bring my camera there. But I'll surely bring after this CNY break. Memories may fade but digital pictures do not. I surely do not want to forget my JS friends. I learned a lot of things from them, especially the fact that bring everything to God in prayer. They did it all the time, I don't even think about praying to God.
We played captain ball everyday, as long as the conditions are right, such as permission from Aunty Choy Quin, no rain, etc.
Thats all for now. More updates to come later.
Anyway, at JS we have to wash our own clothes, by means of soaking and scrubbing ( no washing machine ). The schedule is quite packed and there are only lunch break, afternoon break or games, dinner break and supper before lights out. Light outs are observed strictly and no curfews ( according to Aunty Choy Quin, this is a school, not camp, therefore no curfews ). The food is nice there. We also had chapel time, every Tuesday and Thursday night, where every student get a chance to share whatever they want to share. Personally I think it is a good practice as not everbody had ever shared before ( including me ). My chapel time is at 3rd February, right after the CNY break.
I learned a lot of things during JS, such as Conversational Ministry, how to meditate on God's word, the importance of evangelism, in which the Bible clearly states that we are to make disciples of all nations ( The Great Commision ). We also did the Freedom In Christ thing, how to study the Bible and lots more.
The fun part of JS is the students there. We had built a Christian community where everyone be open to one another. It was quite hard at 1st but as the days go by, everyone sort of got closer to each other. Even I am surprised at myself ( if you know me you would know why ).
I regretted that i didn't bring my camera there. But I'll surely bring after this CNY break. Memories may fade but digital pictures do not. I surely do not want to forget my JS friends. I learned a lot of things from them, especially the fact that bring everything to God in prayer. They did it all the time, I don't even think about praying to God.
We played captain ball everyday, as long as the conditions are right, such as permission from Aunty Choy Quin, no rain, etc.
Thats all for now. More updates to come later.
Saturday, January 3, 2009
Christmas
Christmas, as always, has no much difference, go to church, exchange presents, Christmas party, so on and so forth...
But, this year, 2009, we celebrated our 1st Christmas at the new sanctuary!!!!
Look at our pastor!!! He looks so happy.
After church service, we had lunch!!! Look at the amount of people!!!
Dr. Lee is so nice to serve all of us.. hehe^^
After lunch, we went home, of course.
But, this year, 2009, we celebrated our 1st Christmas at the new sanctuary!!!!
Look at our pastor!!! He looks so happy.
After church service, we had lunch!!! Look at the amount of people!!!
Dr. Lee is so nice to serve all of us.. hehe^^
After lunch, we went home, of course.
Saturday, December 6, 2008
Tweens Camp
I went to this Tweens camp at Tapah (foothills of Cameron Highlands) recently...
Its actually for kids 12 and 13 years old, so I went there as a junior helper.
Meet our camp coordinator, Josephine!!!
This is where everyone slept and had activities.
This is the canteen.
The food isn't either bad nor good, the taste is ok, but the feel... Sometimes it feels too wet and sticky, which it isn't suppose to be.
I didn't expect to be assigned as a group leader, just assistant group leader or anything, but I got the post of group leader and 1st aider...
The camp consists of 17 boys and 24 girls....
Like my group? I'm the guy in black on the right.
From top left : Bryan, Michael, Joseph, Me
From Bottom left : Yen Sien, Chui Peng, Adelynn, Voon Kee, Daphne.
Two of the members from my group, Yen Sien and Chui Peng accepted Christ in this camp.
Luke 15 : 7 "I tell you that in the same way there will be more rejoicing in heaven over one sinner who repents than over ninety-nine righteous persons who do not need to repent."
At 1st I was not quite sure of how to be a group leader, so during the group discussion time I got Aunty Peh Lan, also the camp speaker to help me out.
She also helped me to take over every morning devotion, because i don't do QT at all. So now I've decided to learn to do QT and try to do occasionally.
We had many outdoor activities at the camp, including a night hike and stream trotting.
During the night hike a girl without known reason refused to walk, so one of the oldest junior helper, Linus Lee help to carry her for some time until she can walk again.
During the stream trotting, a boy, whom doesn't do well with these kind of things, went very slowly. I think he's scared, maybe.
During the second day of camp, our camp commander, Samuel fell sick. He had fever and even vomited.
Eventually on the third day of camp Me and Joanne with the help of Uncle Jack accompanied him to the clinic in town. He felt better after that day.
We had a party during the last night of camp. During the party, every group has to act out a drama. One group got the prize for the best drama, and every got an encore.
Last morning of camp, the camp officers played a "prank" on the camper : everyone's slippers were hidden somewhere. Everyone had to look for their slippers in their respective groups.
Actually they are just in that box under the table. ^^
Overall, the camp is nice, and I might return to this camp again next year (2009) if I'm available.
[ I'll update this post once i get more photos... ]
Its actually for kids 12 and 13 years old, so I went there as a junior helper.
Meet our camp coordinator, Josephine!!!
This is where everyone slept and had activities.
This is the canteen.
The food isn't either bad nor good, the taste is ok, but the feel... Sometimes it feels too wet and sticky, which it isn't suppose to be.
I didn't expect to be assigned as a group leader, just assistant group leader or anything, but I got the post of group leader and 1st aider...
The camp consists of 17 boys and 24 girls....
Like my group? I'm the guy in black on the right.
From top left : Bryan, Michael, Joseph, MeFrom Bottom left : Yen Sien, Chui Peng, Adelynn, Voon Kee, Daphne.
Two of the members from my group, Yen Sien and Chui Peng accepted Christ in this camp.
Luke 15 : 7 "I tell you that in the same way there will be more rejoicing in heaven over one sinner who repents than over ninety-nine righteous persons who do not need to repent."At 1st I was not quite sure of how to be a group leader, so during the group discussion time I got Aunty Peh Lan, also the camp speaker to help me out.
She also helped me to take over every morning devotion, because i don't do QT at all. So now I've decided to learn to do QT and try to do occasionally.
We had many outdoor activities at the camp, including a night hike and stream trotting.
During the night hike a girl without known reason refused to walk, so one of the oldest junior helper, Linus Lee help to carry her for some time until she can walk again.
During the stream trotting, a boy, whom doesn't do well with these kind of things, went very slowly. I think he's scared, maybe.
During the second day of camp, our camp commander, Samuel fell sick. He had fever and even vomited.
Eventually on the third day of camp Me and Joanne with the help of Uncle Jack accompanied him to the clinic in town. He felt better after that day.
We had a party during the last night of camp. During the party, every group has to act out a drama. One group got the prize for the best drama, and every got an encore.
Last morning of camp, the camp officers played a "prank" on the camper : everyone's slippers were hidden somewhere. Everyone had to look for their slippers in their respective groups.
Actually they are just in that box under the table. ^^
Overall, the camp is nice, and I might return to this camp again next year (2009) if I'm available.
[ I'll update this post once i get more photos... ]
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