Last night we had a Mass-E event on campus. Praise the Lord that out of the 31 Non-Christians that came, 21 of them received Christ! It was an opening of the heavens indeed!

Do keep these 21 lives in prayer. Pray that they will be willing to go for follow-up, so as to become rooted in the foundation of Christ.

Thank you so much! =)

The Lord's hands have not been too short to save and protect us. Today we have much thanksgivings and prayer requests to share.

Mongolia is a very dimly-lit place when night falls. Last night on our way to dinner, one of our team members nearly fell into the sewage. Apparently somebody just bought the sewage cover in the morning, and thus the sewage was merely covered with a filmsy cardboard over it.

This team member tried to walk over the sewage, not knowing that it was not properly covered. And it gave way, causing her to fall into it. But thanks be to God that our team staff was there to hold on to her, and that she was strong enough to cling on to the sides of the sewage opening, before the rest of us rushed to lift her out.

It took quite a while for some of us to regain our composure and registered that we need to give her a hand.

Indeed, thank God that nothing worse happened.

We also heard from the Mongolian staff that due to the conflicts between the Chinese and the Mongolians, especially in the recent years, some Mongolians will actually get angered at the sight of Chinese. Therefore Chinese are not welcomed in Mongolia.

That actually put our team in quite a dangerous position, though we come from Singapore.

Last night there was a bunch of men speaking to one another with much intensity, and we got to realise that they were talking about us. They were agitated by our presence, and were throwing stones at the fence and speaking loudly. But thank God that they did not do anything nasty to us.

Please continue to pray for us for protection in this land. Thank you so much. We covet your prayers.

What a blessing it was to wake up on the first morning and realise it was snowing outside! All dressed up, some of us rushed downstairs to play on the "snow-land."














The Mongolian staff and students are really hospitable. From our food to our boots, they have been a great help to us in this foreign land.

In fact, they are so outgoing that in a matter of hours, we have become very good friends!














Ministry here is done very differently from Singapore. The Mongolians focus a lot on personal relationships. Thus most of the times, even in evangelistic meetings, they go down to personal evangelism - the sharing of the 4 Spiritual Laws booklet.

So far we have been to one of their evangelistic meetings. The response was not very good though. Out of 80 invitations being sent out, only 3 students turned up for the event. Hearing from the staff, the statistics have changed over the years due to a change in times too. Years ago, at least about 20 to 30 people would turn up out of 80 invitations being sent out.

Therefore, we ask that you will be praying alongside us to support the Mongolian student ministry, for unless the Lord builds the house, we labour in vain.

God bless you.

Arrival at Seoul

Dear friends,

Thank you for sending us off on Sunday. Our hearts are greatly encouraged by your presence.

We have just arrived safely this morning at Seoul, where we will transit to Mongolia later. Praise the Lord for His protection.

We had a prayer meeting first thing we reached Seoul. It is good to meet with our Father first thing in the morning...with the sun beaming on our faces. What a beautiful sight!

Yeap, that is all for now. Do come back to visit us! =D

Clement's Prayer Requests

Hi
I have been having some stomach upset these feel days and it has not been healed completely yet. Pls do pray for me as the date is getting nearer to the departure date.
We also need prayer support for our funds as we still haven't raised finished yet.Thanks!

We are Finally Going this Sunday!!! :)

Hi Team, friends and supporters,

We are flying off this coming sunday to Mongolia!!! It has been a faith stretching journey for the team to raise financial and prayer support as well as picking up simple mongolian language. Though face with much changes we need to make last minute. I am really encouraged by the team's spirit to perservere on and trust in the LOrd! continue to Jia you, pray and serve one another!

Agape
Ronald

Clement's Prayer Request

Hi!

Before I go to mongolia, I have some prayer request..
1)Support raising(still a far amount from the $2500)
-pray the ppl I approach the next 1 week will be willing to give more.

2)Fears and spiritual struggle getting more as the trip comes nearer
-pray for me to understand and rely solely on 1 Jn4:4

3)A closer walk with God and obeying his commands in my life.

More prayerful requests will be coming on as the day approaches...




Clement Cheong

Welcome

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