EAST Retreat as we Restart for the New Year
“Learning lessons on REST with an amazing Family whom I feel at home with… EAST!” reflected Winnie, a student.
At the start of New Year and new semester, EAST staff and students gathered at the City Beach Resort, Labrador Park as part of the EAST Mentoring Groups Retreat 2014. This was a time to…
• Regather – after a long school break,
• Reconnect – for fellowship and fun together,
• Refocus – aligned at the start of 2014 and the new semester,
• Reflect – to consider how God is at work in our lives, and
• Rejoice – in worship of the Lord.
Classes for this semester has just started and we look forward to great times of learning and growing together! Would you like to join us?
Do you lead teams with members from diverse cultures?
This course explores various aspects of Christian leadership within the context of multi-cultural teams especially in a Church/Christian organization setting. Students will begin to evaluate their own cultural biases and grow to adopt a posture of leadership that will enhance the strengths of their multi-cultural teams. This helps fulfill their God-ordained call and in expanding the Kingdom of God. Dr. Kwa Kiem Kiok and Mr. Mark Suredhran will co-teach this class.
IS565 or LF519 Leading Multi-Cultural Teams (2 credits)
- Thursdays: 7.00 pm – 9.15 pm
- Class starts: 9 Jan 2014
- Registration deadline: Friday, 13 Dec 2013
What is God’s worldwide mission purpose?
What is He doing around the world? What does he want to do through His people today? This course looks at these questions and is an introduction to the biblical, historical, cultural and strategic perspectives of world missions. Students learn how to be meaningfully involved in missions as taught by Dr. Rick Langston, who has ministered in Asia for over 30 years.
IS510 World Missions (2 credits)
- Wednesdays: 9.00 am – 11.15 am
- Class starts: 8 Jan 2014
- Registration deadline: Friday, 13 Dec 2013
How to promote healthy marriages, families and singles?
Married couples, single adults, and families face unique challenges in our post-modern, urban society. This course includes both a biblical foundation about these topics and a study of relevant research related to promoting healthy marriages and families. This course, as taught by Dr. Eliza Lian-Ding, gives the student opportunities to apply principles learned in his/her relationships as well as teach them to others.
LF560 Christian Marriage & Family in Asia (3 credits)
- Thursdays: 9.00 am – 12.30 pm
- Class starts: 9 Jan 2014
- Registration deadline: Friday, 13 Dec 2013
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