Most Important Ministry Partners
Wives of pastors, missionaries, and field ministers are the most important ministry partners of their husbands. EAST’s Partners In Ministry (PIM) program seeks to equip these women as growing partners and effective co-labourers in their family and ministry. PIM is led by Mrs. Margaret Chan together with her PIM faculty team.
The photo shows Margaret and Josephine (PIM faculty) together with some of the PIM students. Photo courtesy of Tan Ying Kheng.
Blessed Birthday, Mr. President!
Photos courtesy of Wong Ee Yuing
EAST’s staff recently celebrated the 65th birthday of Rev. Chan Chong Hiok, the President of EAST, or CCH as he is affectionately called. Margaret, his wife, read a moving tribute which began by recognizing the greatest honour that has been bestowed upon him is that of God’s beloved child and being co-heir with Christ. We thank God for His placing you at EAST to be His agent of positive change leading to growth and fruitfulness for His glory. CCH and Margaret, may the Lord continue to bless you both with many more good years of faithful and fruitful ministry together. Shalom!
Teachers & Staff Appreciation Day
Teachers and Staff appreciation day came at the last chapel where the Student Council recrafted a familiar song to sing of the work and ministry of these stalwarts. Cupcakes were given out to all faculty and staff while a humorous poem was the icing on the cake. Happy Teacher’s Day! Happy Staff Day!
Photos courtesy of Tan Ying Kheng
Learn Bible’s Geography, History & Culture
Have you gone on a Holy Land tour in the past or plan to go for one and would like to learn more about the places there? Dr. Keith Shubert seeks to help students better understand the biblical geography, history, and culture. The evening seminars also help students to enhance their personal understanding and study of the Bible.
More details: www.east.edu.sg/courses/20152016-first-semester-courses/#BS531
Answering the Problem of Evil
How could a God who is all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-good allow evil and suffering to happen? Read a blog response by Dr. Lewis Winkler, an EAST faculty who teaches theology and history.
Answering the Problem of Evil
Any number of recent world events could serve as an example of a situation where something truly evil occurred. For example, not long ago, my wife returned from a tour of the infamous death camp in …
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