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Inner thoughts..

Something just feel more and more strange whenever I attend church.

Dun get it wrong, nothing can shake my faith, but things in church just seems wrong.

Maybe it is only to me?

Firstly, one of my cell member chose not to come for service.

Because �of the sermon?

The worship?

This cell member was away for a while to attend New Creation.



Today during service, I was trying to put myself in that cell memberapos;s shoe.

Man, I tell you, if iapos;ve been to New Creation before, I would be a real nuts to come back here again.

During the worship, this time round I tried sitting nearer to the centre. (where sound suppose to be better)

We just did a major revamp to the system. I was like "got difference meh?"

Come on letapos;s be real, seriously at my competency level, I really dun feel anything. Sigh..

And I donapos;t understand why songs that are often sang in english, and better known in english, must be sang in mandarin?

Everyone knows the �english lyrics by hard and can focus so much better. Even can sing without looking at the screen.

But with the chinese lyrics, man, it was really reading off the screen, and it sounds weird.

All due respect to the speaker, I was really trying very hard to keep myself awake.

It reminded me of my studying days, where i always sleep anyway.�

Anyway, iapos;m sure it can be better. �Really.



I seriously seriously dun blame the cell member that chose not to attend.

Sometimes maybe its better to be away and not know what happen, then to drag urself thru feelin so disappointed.



Then we have this event coming up on early Dec.

Ok, what iapos;m going to say, sure will get quoted by people for questioning me.

Sigh, by all means. But make sure youapos;re well prepared, I donapos;t hav much time to entertain silly debates. [ read the below with an open mind, they represents only MY stand. MY stand means it is MY stand. NOT your stand. So if you donapos;t agree, it is PERFECTLY NATURAL. NO need to get alarm. Because they are just MY stand. If donapos;t like, just donapos;t continue reading k? : ) ]

Arrogant? LOL.. Aiyo.. Relax.�

Looking at the way things are happening, I think all help should be appreciated.�

If not, postpone again.

1) Donapos;t over spiritualise things.�
All these publicity thingy, have nothing related to the event. Why I say so? Because all the publicity thingy that has been done, can be copied exactly and pasted onto any other evangelistic events My point is, get real. Do something unique that brings straight to the point.

(BTW for those who dunno what iapos;m talking about, this event is suppose to be an outreach event, which is outdoor natured. Something like a mini race/ tele-match thingy.)

Do something that is directly related. Donapos;t do things that are too general and does not feature the uniqueness of the event. Start with the end in mind. Dun just do something, and try annd means to link them together. It is really obvious, that great amount of effort, is in linking the publicity to the event.�

2) Eventapos;s nature.�
If its a race, get people to form their team. You want�enthusiasms? Let there be competitive atmosphere. How can be�enthusiasms when there is nothing to aim for? When there is a goal/target, there will be a drive to want to achieve it. Groups form up might not be fair? Think of rules to make it fair then. No one said that planning an adventure-natured race is going to be a walk in the park.

3) Award / prizes
Well hang the carrot, all the rabits wil come. Throw the worm, and the fishes will too. Throw nothing, well, you might need to wait for a long time. Put in prizes, but the right on please. Carrots for rabbits, worms for fishes. Dun mix them up.




Sigh how come now plan things for youth so difficult one?

Wha today complain a lot horz? LOL...

Take it as my Inner thoughts. ALREADY say its inner thoughts in my title already right? LOL..

~ yes, really is just my inner thoughts... Dun, like? Dun read lorz...


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