Henri Nouwen’s Spirituality of Integration, by Wil Hernandez
Some 60 participants attended the recent one-day seminar at EAST campus led by Dr Wil Hernandez who exposed all who came to an integrated spiritual life that Henri Nouwen (1932-1996) have sought to teach and exemplify through his life. It is the desire that we too can more intentionally endeavour to live a life of love in a way that impacts others and the world around us.
Dr Wil’s study and teaching on Henri Nouwen is reflected in the books the former has authored on the latter. Click on each book to find out more.
Seminar photos courtesy of Nelson Lo. Book covers courtesy of Amazon.com and Media Ministry of Cru Singapore.
THE FOUR – Fresh Ways to Share the Good News
Have you been thinking of ways to share your faith in Jesus? For fresh new ways to present the unchanging Gospel so that its message can be passed on from one generation to another?
Introducing THE FOUR from Cru Singapore – a short and simple video series that you can use to testify your faith and invite people to follow Jesus 🙂
1. THE HEART
2. THE DIVISION
3. THE CROSS
4. THE QUESTION
Alternatively, you can also access THE FOUR videos as a straight playing playlist at the Cru Singapore Youtube channel:
Christ has Risen… or has he?
“He is not here, but He has risen. … the Son of Man must be delivered into the hands of sinful men, and be crucified, and the third day rise again.” (Luke 24:6-7, NAS)
“He is not here, for He has risen, just as He said. Come, see the place where He was lying. Go quickly and tell His disciples that He has risen from the dead…” (Matthew 28:6-7, NAS)
How is it possible that Jesus Christ who died on Good Friday could be alive again on Easter Sunday? Is there evidence to prove the claim of Christ’s resurrection? Listen to this Easter Sunday message entitled “This Changes Everything!” based on John 20:1-18 by Rev Dr Ian Buntain of Grace Baptist Church, Singapore, to hear the compelling evidence (watch it below).
Why is Good Friday… good?
EAST Day of Prayer 2018
EAST Day of Prayer (DOP) occurs twice in an academic year. The school pauses for the recent DOP as we seek God’s face in intercessory prayer.
Ms Amy Lau, an EAST faculty and devotional speaker for the DOP, reminded us of the need for a cleansed heart as we approached the throne of grace in reverential worship and faith-filled petition. There was a holy hush as Amy led us in the liturgical prayer of penitence and purity following the Anglican tradition:
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