Book: Touched By The Master’s Hand

EAST alumni, Rev. Alfred Yeo, and his wife, Joyce, know the power of the Master’s touch in a very personal way.

They share their encounters with God in the book, Touched By The Master’s Hand: My Father Remembers Me! Their prayers is that people who read it will find a ray of hope with the God of wonders. Their desire is that it would be read and shared with those who are experiencing physical and emotional pains so that God through the pages might reveal Himself to them.

 

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Rev. Alfred Yeo is an Ordained Minister with the Assemblies of God of Singapore. Together with his wife, Joyce, they pastor Zion Full Gospel Church. Having experienced God’s love and mercy, their desire is to share their encounter with the God of wonders in this book.

If you would like to purchase the book, please contact Rev. Alfred Yeo at zfgcc@singnet.com.sg. Each book costs S$10 (self-collect) or $10.90 (mailed to you).  Together with your name, mobile, mailing address, and total quantity of book(s) desired, you may crossed a cheque payable to Yeo Hock Leng and send to Zion Full Gospel Church, 44 Hoot Kiam Road, Singapore 249421.

 

Why Come to EAST?

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10 Reasons Why You Should Come to EAST

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New Book by Faculty: Matthean Posteriority

Congratulations to our EAST Faculty, Dr. Rob MacEwen on the publication of his new book!

The book, Matthean Posteriority: An Exploration of Matthew’s Use of Mark and Luke as a Solution to the Synoptic Problem, is part of a series, The Library of New Testament Studies. It explores the Matthean Posteriority Hypothesis, evaluating the theory that Matthew made direct use of both Mark and Luke in writing his own Gospel. 

The book may be pre-ordered from Amazon.

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Blessed Lunar New Year 2015

EAST staff and students would like to wish all our ministry partners and friends a most blessed Lunar New Year 2015. May the LORD bless your New Year with overflowing abundant grace!

For all our Chinese friends: 新年蒙福、主恩满溢。

The Chinese or fú–which is often used to denote blessings during Chinese New Year–as a pictogram, speaks of blessings that comes from knowing God by mankind who originated from the Garden.

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Blessed New Year 2015

May we experience a fruitful and fulfilling New Year as we heed the words of Scripture:

“Therefore be very careful how you live–not as unwise but as wise, taking advantage of every opportunity, because the days are evil. For this reason do not be foolish, but be wise by understanding what the Lord’s will is.” ~ Ephesians 5:15-17 (NET)

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