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| August 26, 2012, Running the race service |
Welcome to Tamaki PIPC Kids blogspot! PIPC stands for Pacific Islanders Presbyterian Church and we are the Tamaki branch, situated in the east Auckland suburb of Glen Innes. The posts you see and read here are based upon the life & times, the idea's, work & thoughts of our children and our church. It is our prayer that anything you see and read here, be a blessing to you. In the name of Jesus Christ, our Lord and our Saviour, Amen.
Showing posts with label youth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label youth. Show all posts
Monday, August 27, 2012
Running the race
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Sunday, July 19, 2009
Faiga Lotu a le Tupulaga Matagaluega i Sasa'e
Today, Sunday the 19th of July, tupulaga - youth of our Matagaluega - lead an entire service in the Samoan language. It was a time that was enjoyed by all. We even had visitors from our PIC family - Ranui and Newton in amidst the congregation.
The congregation listened, laughed, cried and were still at different times throughout the service . The focus of today's service was to remind all that 'God is in us' and He requires us to shine like lamps that have been put on the lamp stand for all to see (Matthew 5:14-16). The message was well received and our minister - Reverend Setefano was moved to tears when sharing his joy at all that was presented today. We hope to bring you further blog posts from our youth that will reflect on the preparations as well as the service. We have put together a short piece that will show you the different parts that made up today's service. If you are interested in a full version then please contact Gary, Meauli or Aloema for a copy.
God bless and keep you all as you shine your light brightly for our Lord. 'O lo'o i ai le Atua ia te oe'.
The congregation listened, laughed, cried and were still at different times throughout the service . The focus of today's service was to remind all that 'God is in us' and He requires us to shine like lamps that have been put on the lamp stand for all to see (Matthew 5:14-16). The message was well received and our minister - Reverend Setefano was moved to tears when sharing his joy at all that was presented today. We hope to bring you further blog posts from our youth that will reflect on the preparations as well as the service. We have put together a short piece that will show you the different parts that made up today's service. If you are interested in a full version then please contact Gary, Meauli or Aloema for a copy.
God bless and keep you all as you shine your light brightly for our Lord. 'O lo'o i ai le Atua ia te oe'.
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