Good bye, RHUMC!

It has been a true blessing to serve at RHUMC.
I know... it is very hard to say Good bye but I have to.

I have prayed that God still pours out His Holy Spirit and fills everyone's heart with Him.

May the Lord be with you all! Thank you all for your support and prayers.

God Only

Today, August 8th, is my last Sunday at RHUMC.
It has been blessed three years! and I give thanks to the Lord that His faithfulness and blessings.
I have thought about the three years. It was not a long period of time for sure but there were lots of things within that short time.
I am grateful that I have been used as a tool by God to do His ministries at RHUMC. I have learned a lot how to serve Him, and others in Christ. And I am sure that He will teach and lead me more.
I have been praying for the next person for my position. People would say that it is not my business but I would like to keep on praying for the person as well as RHUMC if God leads me.
Also, I would like to keep in touch with brothers and sisters in Christ at RHUMC.

May the Lord continue blessing you all always with His abundant love and grace!
I will miss you all very much.

I am sorry...

I have not been able to update what we have been doing in our music ministries! Sorry!!
There was our VBS last week with 280 kids. I personally led "sing and play splash" station with dancing and singing. It was great fun!! I enjoyed a lot, and went to a vacation for four days at Washington DC. That is why I haven't updated!

We are singing "Seek to serve" as our anthem this week. It is a simple but inspiring song to share related to the sermon about "servant-ship."

As some of you know already, my last day at RHUMC will be on August 8th.
It was a true blessing that I got to work for the Lord in Praise and Pray ministries at RHUMC.
I believe that God's time in the church is near to the end. It was not an easy decision to make to leave wonderful extended family in Christ. However, you all will be in my prayer always.

I kneel and beg for God's mercy and grace upon RHUMC always that our church will be called "the house of prayer".

I am not sure how this blog will be continue. Thank you so much for visiting this blog. I know only few people visit sometimes.

I love you all deeply in Christ.

In Remembrance

It is already July! Time flies by too fast to feel it.

This Sunday is July 4th, and a communion Sunday. We will have a communion, and the choir will sing "In Remembrance" as an anthem.

The song has been sung often but always gives a deep inspire. Praying that everyone lifts hearts up to the Lord together humbly at the table on this Sunday.

In Remembrance of me, eat this bread. In rememberance of me, drink this wine. In remembrance of me, pray for the time when God's own will is done. In remembrance of me heal the sick. In remembrance of me, feed the poor. In remembrance of me, open the door and let your brother in, let him in.

Take, eat and be comforted; drink, and remember too, that this is my body and precious blood shed for you, shed for you.

In remembrance of me, search for truth. In remembrance of me, always love. In remembrance of me, don't look above, but in your heart, look in your heart, look in your heart for God. Do this in remembrance of me.

Amazing Grace

It was a wonderful Sunday worship service on 13th. The chancel choir did a wonderful job in singing two songs especially I loved the Lord bless you and keep you by John Rutter! We blessed two our ministers for their new lives.
We have new pastors this week!
We will lift up "Amazing grace, my chains are gone" as our anthem this week related to the Scripture.
Let's lift up our hearts to the Lord!!

Let us break bread together

Yes, it is already June! This Sunday is our communion Sunday. The choir will sing a traditional communion song : let us break bread together as anthem, and Jason and I will sing an offertory at 11:00 service with "the corner stone."

Let us all together kneel before before the Lord with humble hearts to get the Holy sacrament.

God so Loved the World

The chacel choir will lift up "God so Loved the World"as our anthem this week. It is based on the Gospel John 3:16-17.

This Sunday is Trinity Sunday, we will have a moment to think about our Father, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit. We will praise and worship Him with beautiful hymns! Come to the worship!

Here is the text of our anthem.

God so loved the world that He gave His only Son that whosoever believes in Him should not perish, but have eternal life.

God gave His only Son that whosoever believes in Him should not perish but have eternal life.

God did not send His Son to condemn a sinful world, but to save the world, to save the world.