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The Holy Spirit Moved All Of Us To Love

June 4, 2026

聖靈感動我們去愛二十多年前三家姐Cindy於懷孕時首次中風，不久後又患上腦膜炎，好不容易生下孩子，又發現心瓣有狀況，動了第一次心臟手術，十年後又再換心瓣……2023年11月26日，三家姐因為一次意外跌倒，導致她第二次中風，腦血管爆裂而陷入長達四十多日的昏迷。那時，除了傷心和震驚，我只有不斷祈禱求神拯救她的生命，也不斷在家庭聚會中請求大家為Cindy祈禱。感激神的慈愛和憐憫，Cindy真的甦醒過來！然而剛醒過來的她，失去了部份語言能力、記憶力受損、肌肉功能衰退、不良於行、頭顱未能愈合、不時頭痛欲裂，起居生活充滿挑戰。記得當時她需要找骨科醫生診斷，Lisa Lau二話不說介紹醫生和陪伴她接受物理治療，耐心守候，鼓勵她一步一步重拾力量。及後我亦在家庭聚會中分享三家姐的病情及邀請全職媽媽去探望她。Jessica聽後感到被聖靈感動，明白Cindy需要更多探訪與支持，於是主動相約Lisa加入探訪。隨後，Eveline和Lisa ...

Birthing Beyond Babies Q&A With The Author

May 5, 2026

Q & A with an Author:Bola Sowoolu Talks About Her New Book on Parenting Birthing Beyond Babies is available in either a paperback or Kindle format on Amazon or you can go through the link Coaching to Soar. Tell us about your new book. What inspired you to write it?A couple of years ago, while in casual conversations, some women encouraged me to write a book on motherhood. This was during a season when I was open to hearing and considering it. I prayed about it, spoke ...

Webinar: Daughters Of Light: Nurturing Godly Bonds

May 3, 2026

Dear Sisters in Christ,Warm greetings from the Women Service Team!We joyfully invite your church’s sisters to our webinar, “Daughters of Light: Nurturing Godly Bonds.” This session will focus on strengthening relationships between mature and younger sisters—reflecting the nurturing, mother-daughter bond within God’s family.Our guest speakers, Karen Louis and Sonia Louis Masilamani, will share inspiring insights and encouragement.Date: May 9, 2026Time: 4:00 PM ...

Last Words Day 7: The Utterance of Trust

April 4, 2026

Day 7: The Utterance of Trust"Father, into your hands I commit my spirit."Luke 23:46Jesus’ final statement is a prayer of trust and surrender. Having completed His mission, He willingly and confidently yielded His spirit back to the Father. Jesus shows us how a life lived in obedience to God should end—not in fear, but in peaceful relinquishment. It is the ultimate act of trust.In this last utterance, Jesus quotes from Psalm 31. His words exemplify trust in the Father when facing ...

Last Words Day 6: The Utterance of Triumph

April 3, 2026

Day 6: The Utterance of Triumph "It is finished." John 19:30This is not a cry of defeat, but a shout of victory! The Greek word is tetelestai, an accounting term meaning "Paid in Full." It signifies that Jesus completed the work He came to do: He lived a perfect life, paid the full penalty for sin, and conquered death. The work of salvation was not just almost done; it was once and for all finished.Sometimes we can feel surrounded by unfinished projects or goals. The finish line seems to ...

Last Words Day 5: The Utterance of Suffering

April 2, 2026

Day 5: The Utterance of Suffering "I am thirsty."John 19:28This is the shortest and most human of Jesus’ statements on the cross. It is a physical complaint, a simple expression of His agonizing dehydration. It reminds us that He was fully human, subject to all the physical limitations and suffering we experience. He wasn't a robot on the cross; He was a man dying a brutal death.This utterance speaks to the universal reality of suffering and our need for relief. As women, we often ...

Last Words Day 4: The Utterance of Abandonment

April 1, 2026

Day 4: The Utterance of Abandonment "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" Matthew 27:46, Mark 15:34In the extraordinary darkness of the ninth hour, Jesus cried out the words of Psalm 22. This is the only utterance where Jesus did not address the Father with the intimate term "Father." In that moment, He truly felt the pain of separation, taking on the full weight of humanity's sin. For many of us, Jesus’ cry is profoundly relatable. Surely we have all experienced moments of ...

Last Words Day 3: The Utterance of Relationship

March 31, 2026

Day 3: The Utterance of Relationship "Woman, here is your son,"… and to the disciple, "Here is your mother." John 19:26-27Even in His excruciating pain, Jesus was mindful of His earthly family. He ensured His mother, Mary, would be cared for by His beloved disciple, John. This act speaks volumes about the depth of His love and the importance of earthly relationships and community. Jesus did not leave His mother to grieve alone. He created a new family bond on the spot.As women, we ...

Last Words Day 2: The Utterance of Hope

March 30, 2026

Day 2: The Utterance of Hope"Truly I tell you, today you will be with me in paradise."Luke 23:43Have you ever felt like you are too far gone for forgiveness or change? Maybe you find yourself struggling with a recurrent sin, even after you committed yourself to repentance time and time again. Or maybe you started the year determined to grow spiritually. Now, nearly four months into the year, you find yourself in the same rut—you wonder if you’ve even grown at all. Or perhaps you ...

Last Words Day 1: The Utterance of Forgiveness

March 29, 2026

Last Words Day 1: The Utterance of Forgiveness "Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing."Luke 23:34 No matter how many times we may read these words, it is difficult not to find them both convicting and shocking. In Jesus’ moment of ultimate suffering, His first thought was not of Himself, but of the people crucifying Him. He looked past their cruelty, their ignorance, and their sin to offer a prayer of radical forgiveness. How could that be?Jesus saw others ...

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