I’m blocking out this Saturday, October 27, 2.30 – 4.30pm at Bangsar Lutheran Church for some conversations that I think are worth having. And here’s the email we sent out to invite people, you are welcome too 🙂
Dear friend,
It has been a while since our last conversation, although I’m sure during this time we’ve all been busy plotting (and carrying out) goodness within our own spheres of influence. So here’s a personal invitation to you to join us for our next gathering in which we will explore some very current issues, joined by two very special friends: Goh Keat Peng and Dr Hermen Shastri. Details attached below.
Really looking forward to seeing you then, and catching up with your stories.
Blessings in Christ,
Sivin Kit
Yoon Yew KhuenOn behalf of, Friends In Conversation
How Can We Make A Difference? – Conversations on Politics and the Kingdom
Much has been discussed in the media and public forums about various aspects of our nation & society – the judiciary, communal relations, economic policies, migrant labour etc. Increasingly Christians too are grappling with questions of if and how they are to be involved in issues of politics and social justice, but often don’t even know where to begin and wonder if they should even bother.
If you struggle with such issues, or are even remotely curious, you can do no better than spend an afternoon with us as Brother Goh Keat Peng and Rev Dr Hermen Shastri share candidly about participation in politics and the Christian perspective
Bro Goh Keat Peng is Executive Secretary of MCCBCHST
Rev Dr Hermen Shastri is General Secretary of CCM and CFMDetails of the conversation:
Date:
27 October 2007Time:
2.30pm – 4.30pmVenue:
Bangsar Lutheran Church, 23 Jalan Abdullah (Off Jalan Bangsar), Kuala Lumpur
(Map: http://blc.net.my/contact.htm)Contact:
Sivin
(Mobile: 013 3507246; Email: rev.sivinkit@gmail.com)
Yew Khuen
(Mobile: 017 3363882; Email: yewkhuen@yahoo.co.uk)
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