Elder Leong, his granddaughter Jael, and three of the
young people, with more of the park in the background
The outing began with the singing of some Psalter numbers and an exhortation by one of the young people.
After this there was a little "party" since it had been one girl's birthday the day before, and was my birthday and another girl's that day. The group sang "Happy Birthday" in English and then in Chinese. Needless to say, I didn't understand a word of the second one, but it was fun to listen to anyway. :-)
Me with Ming Hui and Cassia
Next there were some games. One involved writing New Year's resolutions for other people. For another game we had to stand in a circle, then turn around backwards and link arms. Candy was placed on the ground in the middle of the circle, and we had to try to get it with our hands, without breaking the circle.
The other game was to put the following events of 2012 in order. (The one in green is hard to read--it says "Mary & Martha in Sg.") Along with this, each group had to try to list in order the P.R. ministers that came to Singapore in 2012.
The youth get together like this at least once a month. It was a great time of fellowship around God's Word and in the games.
Finally, I thought I'd include a picture of Emily and Megan's Sunday School class and teachers. The teachers teach a month or two at a time, as Sunday School goes year round here. Next Sunday catechism will begin instead for those ages six and up, so Emily will no longer be in Sunday School, at least not for the six months a year that catechism is going on. But for the past couple months, these have been her classmates and teachers.



Happy Birthday! We love to hear and see what you are experiencing in Singapore. Laura loves to see Emily smile and doing many different things. Thank you for continuing to share your life and helping us get a small taste of the saints in Singapore. We pray that God continues to bless you in this New Year!
ReplyDeleteSara G.
Love the pictures!! Happy Belated Birthday! It is so neat to see Gods people on the other side of the world. The picture of the Sunday School class is adorable! It looks like they are fitting in well. We continue to pray for you and your family!
ReplyDeleteP.s. I am still looking for a picture of you playing badminton! :):)