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We thank you for taking time to read this blog. I (administrator) would like to especially thank Yoko for her contribution. Applause for her. I believe some of you would also like to contribute to this blog. I have invited some of you, students in the Faculty of Religious Studies, to contribute. We hope that you accept that invitation. Please follow any necessary procedures in the process in order to be able to contribute.

Your contribution could be in any form. It could simply be some pictures, or news with pictures, or some theological thoughts/reflection that you'd want to share. You can also make some comments on the posts. We highly encouraged you to comment. You could also share some prayer requests.

We would like to see this blog as the centre for expressing and sharing your ideas and stories. Through this blog, each one of us can be updated to what happen in the Faculty and the Theology Club. We also hope that your stories and ideas would bring us together, no matter where we are at the moment.

Cheers. God bless.

Theology Potluck

Theology Potluck Party took place on September 5, 2010 at Church Dining Hall. Students, faculties, and families gathered together and enjoyed the fellowship.

Today, we had two special guests—our new University President, Dr. Loren Agrey, and Mrs. Shelley Agrey. They gently talked with the students and cheerfully learned each student’s names.

As usual, we started with singing songs. Then, Dr. Fanwar gave us a message. When we graduate University and start working in the field, we may experience rain without umbrella. Troubles and hard times will come. But it is okay to have rain as long as we look up above the clouds. This is the last semester for three students—James, Keo, and Vanny. We are glad with their devoted works here and praying for God’s blessings as they go to service to the Lord and people, though we are going to miss them a lot!

They received gift from Dr. Fanwar and Matthews. Then, pastors made a circle around them and prayed for them.

After that, Hansel the Great One took a vote on our theology shirt. I am so happy that finally we have our department shirt! We chose nice red design one. We look forward to wear the shirt and go to class on Fridays!

Everyone enjoyed the lovely food. We all are glad that we have this opportunity to eat together and grow our friendships.

Department Worship

I always like Theology department worship. It is delightful and makes me smile. On Thursday, September 2, 2010, I also enjoyed the department worship at Fellowship Hall.

It started with cheerful song service as usual. I saw people singing with smiling face. After a prayer, Dancan shared a short massage for us.

Inspiration Week,2010 (3)

Friday Vespers was presented by Pr. Johnny Wong and Pr. Gerard Bernard with a new conversation style message about the Body of Christ through the title “Anatomy and Physiology in the Spirit”.

Our body’s main parts are bones, muscles, and organs. Bones and muscles support the structure, and organs perform important functions. Three significant organs are heart, lungs, and stomach. Heart locates just behind the chest and pumps blood through the body. Lungs are protected by ribs, and left one is smaller than the other to make a space for the heart. Lungs are organs for breathing which keeps us alive. Prayer is important as breathing. How long can we live without breathing? Every moment, our souls need God’s Spirit as our bodies need fresh air. Stomach is a part of digestion system. How long can we go without eating? As our bodies need food to get energy, our souls need spiritual food.

Every part of our bodies needs something to function. Heart needs blood, lungs need oxygen, and stomach needs food. Our souls also need relationship with God to function as the body of Christ. Also, we need each other’s help by doing our parts. Our body parts are united as one as they work for one purpose. To work as the body of Christ, each of our functions is equally valuable and it is important to work on our own parts. “Let us be united” as the body of Christ that functions for God’s work.

On August 28 in Youth Worship, the Sabbath message was presented by Dr. Wann Fanwar to conclude our Inspiration Week through the title “Mangoes or Bananas: Fruit Salad.”

God made everyone unique and no one is the same. Thailand is said “the land of smile,” but not all of Thai people are smiley. We cannot say “all Thai is like this,” because God made everyone different. Even from same parents, different children come. None of us can be the same. If everyone was the same, it is not going to be fun. “God’s world is like fruit salad.” The attraction of fruit salad is its diversity. The twelve disciples were all very different with many characters. But they needed each other as God had purpose for them. Uniformity is not so important. “Unity of the church” is that each of the church members knows that they are special to God. Uniformity in no diversity is meaningless. The eyes cannot say “I don’t need you” to hands because God uses each of them. There are many kinds of fruits in this world, but fruit salad is great with its great diversity.

Some people function as eyes, some do as ears. Only mango is not enough, but we need other fruits to be mature. We cannot be Christ-like completely by ourselves. To make a good meal, we need many dishes. We all are different but work to be the body of Christ, the wonderful meal. For the church, to become the body of Christ is important.

In the afternoon at 3p.m., “Chat with a Rabbi” took place at the Fellowship Hall by Dr. Wann Fanwar. About thirty students, families, and faculties participated. There, our Rabbi answered interesting questions about marriage, vegetarianism, the Bible, and so on. Dr. Fanwar’s answers are always interesting and very beneficial to learn!

Inspiration Week,2010 (2)

Choong shared a message on Wednesday evening about Disciples of Jesus. Jesus’ twelve disciples were all very unique. They had completely different personalities and backgrounds. But all of them walked with Jesus and worked for Him. Today, we all are different and unique as the twelve disciples were. We have different appearance, personalities, and abilities. Now, what can we give to our friends? How can we work for Jesus? Our diversity is a blessing from God. Let us use whatever we have and work for Him as His disciples.

On Thursday, the last meeting for this Inspiration Week at the Fellowship Hall, Robin Ramroop was the speaker in which he presented Spiritual Gifts through the title “Can He Trust You?”

There are types of people in the church—members, believers, and disciples. Members and believers never miss the church but they do nothing for the church. However, disciples run up mission of the church using their spiritual gifts. Every one of us is blessed with spiritual gift. It can be any kinds – giving, helping, or even carrying heavy stuff is a gift that you have to serve for God! Each gift is valued and significant. Jesus said in Matthew 28, “Go to the people and make them my disciples.” God is expecting us to use our gifts to spread the gospel and to make people prepare for the Second Coming. Devil is happy when we are angry or frustrated because our spiritual gifts are not used and the gospel is not spread. The church’s function is less and crippled in one area when we are not using our gifts. We all need each other. “I need you and you need me. You have something to help me to be saved.” When we used our gifts and did something for God, the church will keep being alive. Also, when we use our gifts, God will multiply them.

Why did God give you the gift? Why only you are the SDA in your family? It is because God trusts you to use it for His work—to make disciples of Jesus in the neighborhood and around the world. God trust you with that gift. Let us respond to His trust with our service.