St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church

International Church of KL

St. Andrew's Presbyterian

Pastor Keith Hooker

shepherd of the flock

St. Andrew's Presbyterian

Six days you shall labor

..but the seventh day is a Sabbath to the LORD your God

St. Andrew's Presbyterian

He has filled them with skill

to do all kinds of work

St. Andrew's Presbyterian

Give generously to him

the LORD your God will bless you in all your work

St. Andrew's Presbyterian

Be strong ..and do the work

He will not fail you .. until all the work .. of the LORD is finished

St. Andrew's Presbyterian

As God's fellow workers

we urge you not to receive God's grace in vain

St. Andrew's Presbyterian

Archive for 'children’s corner' Category

Our Father knows us

Jul 19th, 2010 by Siew Kam Onn | 0

A few weeks ago, Hannah wrote an essay about me. In the essay she wrote of her appreciation of me. Of the many things she wrote, there was one particular incident that struck me more than the rest. She mentioned something that I did more than 9 years ago, before she was born. She mentioned [...]

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Our Father lifts us when we follow His will

Jul 7th, 2010 by Siew Kam Onn | 0

Jonathan is just beginning to learn to ride on the swing and so he cannot, on his own, ride very high. So, when he wants to ride the swings in the playground, he pulls me along to push him. Before I agree to push him high, I always tell him that he must do exactly [...]

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Our Father has good plans for us, even when the journey is difficult

Jun 21st, 2010 by Siew Kam Onn | 0

Last week, we had the occasion to take Jonathan and Hannah to Disneyland. We had to take a short walk along the way. Although Jonathan knew we were going to Disneyland, which to him was almost heaven, he began to complain less than 10 minutes into the journey that the walk was too long and [...]

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Our Father loves for us to meet with Him

Jun 7th, 2010 by Siew Kam Onn | 0

When Hannah was in kindergarten, we have a morning ritual. When the school bell rang, she would come to me and I would tidy her up, correct her shirt, dry her perspiration and say a little prayer for her before saying good-bye. One morning, I was as usual waiting outside the school fence, observing her [...]

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our Father forgives quickly

May 24th, 2010 by Siew Kam Onn | 0

On Sunday morning, Jonathan was not a very pleasant boy during breakfast and despite several reprimands, he would not behave himself. I had to punish him several times before he stopped his misbehaviour. After a sobbing session, he offered some of his breakfast to me, via his advocate (Mummy). My heart melted. I took his [...]

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Our Father listens out for our voices

May 10th, 2010 by Siew Kam Onn | 0

Yesterday, I heard Hannah joining in when we were singing a hymn in the morning. Jonathan who is just beginning to read, does not always join in but he does in the familiar parts of the service, like ‘Glory be to the Father and the Son and to the Holy Ghost, …’. In the midst [...]

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He is around and He will take care of us

Apr 19th, 2010 by Siew Kam Onn | 0

During the last Chinese New Year holiday, we drove up to Cameron Highlands for a day trip. By nightfall, on the way down and home, our car broke down. It was the holiday season and there was no vacancy in the hotels nearby. As we assessed our options, Hannah who was observing the situation quietly, [...]

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our Father soaks with us

Mar 26th, 2010 by Siew Kam Onn | 0

This afternoon, like most Friday afternoons, I let Hannah wash her own school shoes. As I watch her go about the task, I was keenly aware that I could wash her shoes much cleaner, wasting less water and detergent, taking less time. She and I would both be drier too. But I continue to let [...]

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Trusting our Father in difficult times

Mar 16th, 2010 by Siew Kam Onn | 0

Last week, Jonathan’s Sunday School teacher commented that Jonathan was very talkative during class. Most parents would not like to hear this but to us it was a reminder of God’s faithfulness. In Jonathan’s early years, a speech therapist diagnosed him with speech delay – cause unknown. We had fears that he would never talk. [...]

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Our forgiving Father

Mar 2nd, 2010 by Siew Kam Onn | 0

During the last Chinese New Year, I had a chance to talk with my father-in-law. One of his gripes about Christians is that some of us do bad things and continue to do them because Christians can always ask God for forgiveness. He says Christians live as if there is no God (that punishes wrongs). [...]

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