ACEM Churches NEWS
NEWS
1) Scott & Kyoko Nelson (TEAM)
Scott and Kyoko are thankful for the opportunity to study the Bible with their Japanese friends in person. In November they held the first of their Saturday Joy Club events with the children of their Kurume Bible Church English class. Please pray for future guidance and discernment as they are thinking of moving to another area of Tokyo or even outside of Tokyo.
1) The ACEM conference was held on Nov 27. The following motions have been passed:
a) The 2022 ACEM General Budget.
b) The 2022 ACEM Missions Budget.
c) The General Fund contribution rate for 2022: 7.25%.
d) Rev. Sam Chan & Rev. Alex Wong have been appointed as additional council members starting from Nov 27, 2021 to the next AGM.
1. Larry & Bella Mori (Evangelical Free Church Ministry)
Larry & Bella are extremely thankful that Sendai Izumi Church is holding in-person Bible study groups again since covid case numbers have dropped in Japan. They are also offering English classes for children twice a month. Please pray for a series of upcoming Christmas outreach programs in December. May God use their messages to bring the gospel to the community and transform people’s lives.
1. ACEM Conference
The ACEM Conference will be held on Saturday, November 27, 2021 at 10:00am at the TCCC parking lot. All conference delegates are required to attend.
2. World Evangelical Alliance “Today, more than 300 million Christians live in places where they face persecution for their faith in Jesus Christ. Staggeringly, this is one in eight Christians, globally.”
1. ACEM Conference
ACEM Conference will be held on November 27, 2021 (Saturday) at 10:00 am at the parking lots of TCCC. Info Zoom Meeting will be scheduled at 10:00 am on November 20, 2021 (This Saturday). All Conference Delegates are required to attend.
1. ACEM Conference
ACEM Conference will be held on November 27, 2021 (Saturday) at 10:00 am at the parking lots of TCCC. Info Zoom Meeting will be scheduled at 10:00 am on November 20, 2021 (Saturday). All Conference Delegates are required to attend.
1.ACEM
Wendy Cheung and Christine Cheung have left the ACEM Office on Oct. 14 and Oct. 28 respectively. We would like to thank them for their faithful service with ACEM. May God continue to bless them in the days ahead.
2.Rachelle Ho (GO International)
Please pray for the continual expansion of the local ministry, the online ministries and visits to rural villages and towns for community evangelism programs. May these opportunities provide avenues for the gospel to continue to be preached in Cambodia. Please also pray for God’s healing of Rachelle’s shoulder and pain relief for her right shoulder. May God continue to bless the ministries in Cambodia.
1.Pastor Grace Liu was commissioned as a Missionary in the Canadian Chinese School of Theology Convocation Ceremony (Calgary), and ordained as a Missionary Pastor on September 11. On September 26, a Commissioning Ceremony was held at TMCCC. Brothers and sisters of TMCCC, and the Pastoral team laid hands on her to pray for her, expressing their partnership in her missionary task. May the Lord bless her ministry in UK.
1.Pastor Grace Liu will serve in England with COCM. The Commissioning Service will be held on Sep 26 (Sunday) 2:30 pm at TMCCC.
2.The Ordination Ceremony of Pastor So Ying Chu will be held on Oct 2 (Saturday) 2:00 pm at NYCCC.
3.Boonprasert & Boon Har Vijitrakul (CNEC)
Thanks to the Lord for healing Boon Har when she was infected with COVID-19 in April, and now she is feeling better. Praise God that their church in Chiangmai was able to conduct online Sunday worship, Sunday schools, cell group meetings, and visitation during the pandemic. The “Dawn Prayer” in the past 10 weeks was held 5 days a week at 5:30 am with an average of 40 participants.
Congratulations to Boonprasert’s 67th birthday and their 34th wedding anniversary.
Connect City is a Christ-centered missional organization that serves people in the city. This summer they ran two large summer camp programs serving people in homeless shelters, refugee centers and in government housing while also providing employment and leadership development opportunities to young adults they hired. “Camp Unity” for children and youth was held virtually while their other program was able to hold outdoor in-person. Praise God that both were very successful as they were not only able to serve and connect with community, but they were also able to build stronger relationships with the people.
