Saturday, March 31, 2007
INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL YOUTH EXCHANGE
ICYE is an international non-profit youth exchange organisation promoting youth mobility, intercultural learning and international voluntary service. ICYE organises long and short-term exchanges combining home stays with voluntary service in more than 34 countries around the world.Through ICYE, young people aged 18 to 25 (up to 30 in certain countries), with or without qualifications, after secondary school or during their university studies or (un)employment, have the opportunity to live in another country with a family or a in a residential project, and work as volunteers in a wide variety of voluntary work placements.
http://www.icye.org/
Thursday, March 22, 2007
CELL GROUP - FAMILY ALTAR
Blossom Cell Groups are divided in to 3 areas
Denpasar area
- Leader - Merriyes, mobile: 081 797 65673
- Co-leader - Putu
Kuta area
- Leader - Rita, mobile: 0813 3748 9770
- Co-leader - Mika, mobile: 0813 3877 5407
visit Kuta area cell group web site at www.baliwall.com/kuta
Seminyak area
- Leader - Mignon, mobile: 0817 9701 060
- Co-leader - Swan, mobile: 0813 3877 5407
Tuesday, February 27, 2007
CHURCH PARTY AND GAMES
Monday, February 26, 2007
BE HAPPY
Happiness does not come from outside of ourselves. Happiness is an inside job. Just as Abe Lincoln said back those many years ago, most people really are about as happy as they make up their minds to be. But there are some tools that we can use to increase our happiness and help us to find it inside of ourselves where it has been all along.
The first tool is the emotion of Gratitude. Begin to realize and reflect upon the things that you have in your life to be grateful for.
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Friday, December 22, 2006
O Happy Day
Saturday, December 02, 2006
All Praise and Honor
Christian Youth Group: Cornelpier Sahuburua
Cornelpier Sahuburua is our Music Ministry Coordinator. He is very talented in arts such as painting, calligraphy, drawing, and particularly music. He has been learning music by autodidact. He can play most of the instrument at the church, such as guitar, keyboard, piano, drum, bass guitar, harmonica. He has been composing some worship and praise songs and we have been singing them at church. He has a dream to have his songs recorded into Christian music albums. Friday, December 01, 2006
Journey to the Cross
By Faith Bosland
Meditating on the events of Jesus' final days and his resurrection can be profound. The challenge for most of us is shutting out the noise and distractions of everyday life long enough to quiet our souls and listen to the Spirit of God.
Here's how you can set up an inspiring means to interactively meditate on Jesus' Journey to the Cross: create stations for contemplation around your facility. It's perfect if you have side rooms, stairs, pews, choir loft, and a balcony, but you can be creative and adapt to any situation.
You can offer Journey to the Cross any time of the year. Holy Week can be especially effective. Use it during camp, a lock-in, or a midweek gathering. This design has 13 stations, most of which can accommodate approximately three people at a time. Since everyone begins at the first station, you need a plan for staggering the start. Try one of these ideas:
- Gather the group for worship. Participants can leave one or two at a time to begin the Journey and return as they finish. (At some point, everyone may be participating in the Journey.) This option works well if you have a group of 30 or fewer.
- Have the Journey available between certain hours, say
- Have the stations set up every evening for a week. People may arrive whenever they prefer. This is a good option if you have a very large group.
Expect people to spend an hour to an hour and a half walking through the entire Journey to the Cross.
