A prayer request

I know I don't blog here often but I need everyone's help right now and this very moment!!!

It's about my mum.... Well, if you do not know yet, recently, my mum's having very much difficulties in swallowing ANYTHING that she takes in, including drinking water... and most of the time, due to the pain in trying to swallow the food/drink(because the food's stuck), she vomits to ease the pain!!
So nowadays, she can hardly eat anything at all....

Doctor said it could be that the passageway in her oesophagus is blocked or something like that...
She went for scoping today and thank God, Doctor said there's no cancer cells in her body!

So, she'll be going for the dilation tomorrow and has to put a night in the hospital for observation.
That's a bit about the story...

Now PLEASE pray,

1) That the Lord will give her strength to endure all these difficult times
2) The process will be successful and Everything will go back to normal, i.e. she can eat like normal again.

Thanks and have a nice day! Lord bless~!! =)

nuts!

Hwei and Jessica in UM are having exams!

So is Daniel in UMS!

And Fong Wan in USM!

And... and... everybody else who're having exams!

Pray for us!

Pray for Sarah & family

Sarah's dad passed away yesterday (14 April 2011 - Thursday).

The wake service will be held at her home until Sunday.

The funeral (cremation) will be on Monday, 2pm at Jelutong.

Pray for strength, comfort and peace for Sarah and her family.



When you live in the hearts of those you love,

Remember then you never die.

- By Rabindranath Tagore

Pray

Let's continue to pray for the people in Japan, that they may be strong, and like posted before, rebuild their lives although from the rubble.

Also, continue to hold Michelle in prayer. She's supposed to attend school yesterday but it seemed as if things took a change. Pray for God's wisdom to be upon the doctors and Uncle Tony and Aunty Angelina to do what is necessary for Michelle. And not forgetting, God's healing hands upon her.

Lastly, Qi's SPM results will be out tomorrow! Pray for a heart to accept whatever result it might be, and also clarity as to what to do next.

I'm sorry the DMSJ Quiz has not been updated yet, but it will soon!

thought to share.

Photo taken from Tributes.com.

Photo taken from The Star Online.

Photo taken from The Christian Science Monitor.

Video of the tsunami can also be found here.

Photo taken from Reader's Digest Version.

Photo taken from The Sydney Morning Herald.

Photo taken from Blog Watch.

The Christian Fellowship in UM has a room in one of the administrative buildings. We received a call one day telling us two of our ceiling panels collapsed, and the room was flooded from a leaky air-conditioner.

I remember looking at the broken pieces of the ceiling and the flood of water on the ground and feeling utterly devastated. Not because I didn't think I could clean up, but because there was just so much to do that shouldn't have needed to be done, and I didn't know where to start. 

I had to ber-monologue, telling myself to do this and to do that, start here and go on over there, to get myself to move into action.

My experience was half a room of broken piece of ceiling and a room of air-conditioner water,

The Japanese's experience is a nation shaken by a quake and a land swept by a tsunami.

Defeat is one of the most overwhelming feelings to bear, and defeat is what our Japanese brothers and sisters are feeling.

Even if they rebuild their lives, where do they begin? 

From the pieces of rubble around them, because there is nothing left.

How can we watch people in their pain,

and still seek gain for ourselves?

Where has it gone?

The heart for people?

Do we feel nothing when we read and watch the news?

Are we not human anymore?

Are we not moved to pray for them?

Where is Jesus' heart of compassion that should abide in us?

Our hearts are heavy.

The destruction is greater than we first imagined,

and we find ourselves crying to God 

to have mercy upon the Japanese people.

The time between the mighty earthquake and the tsunami

was simply too short for many to escape.

-- Update from Sapporo, Japan.

Pray for mercy.