Category: Bangsar Lutheran Church

It’s always encouraging to read from others how they experience BLC whether it’s the worship gathering or LiFe Groups (which is merely the surface of deeper stuff that’s happening). Some from our own members as well as visitors. “A different point of view” is not necessarily an opposing point of view but one that’s just…

Well it’s not always we have four “Reverends” conducting Holy Communion in Bangsar Lutheran Church (BLC). 🙂 Thanks Raymond for the photo (from Last Sunday’s worship gathering)!

It’s kind of a “dream” worship gathering for me personally. And it was really special to hear the words of institution spoken in Arabaic by my new friend and Arab Christian brother Rev. Samer Azar (from the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Jordon). The middle eastern dimension was very enriching and authentic. On top of that,…

when May Chin & I just decided to pay the Father’s House a friendly visit on that day (3rd June 2001), we were totally shocked when the front grill was TORN DOWN (as you can see in the 2 pictures)! The was the first of actually two “break-ins” we have experienced in our four year…

Rev. Robert Neff (a missionary from the USA) was the founder of the original BLC in the 60’s. By the time I arrived in the year 2000, the church had passed through a couple of pastors and was technically “dead” (no members, no activities, no anything … kaput!) . But I love the phrase from…

We’re celebrating our 4th Anniversary this sunday because we didn’t want it too close to Easter (it’s suppose to be on 1st April … yes, BLC was resurrected on April fools day and I remember I spoke on “being fool’s for Christ!”). This is a picture of the Father’s House when I first saw it…

After my whole “Sabbath” turned upside down meeting “important” people and talking to “relevant” advisors, I just hunger to be at “peace” in the security of God’s life and love. When all is said and done, I’m drawn to the Light … for I know only the Light can shine and the darkness can’t overcome…

Thanks David and James for the pictures. As usual, the pictures of people attract me more than the food. Food is the platform just to get us together, it’s the “fellowship” (i.e. genuine interactions, conversations, and relating to one another) that’s the real deal. But click here for a look at the food! I had…

Well thanks David Berry for opening your kitchen for these “young apprentices” to learn for the Wizard from Oz!

Thanks Moh Foong for getting this done in less than 1 hour! This is our series from May to June hopefully covering the main themes in the wisdom books of the Old Testament …. ancient wisdom for today (where we find it so hard to cope!)