Welcome to PBBC Blog. ခမည်းတော်သည် ငါ့ကို စေလွှတ်တော်မူသည် နည်းတူ၊ သင်တို့ကို (ငါစေလွှတ်သည်ဟု(.ရှင်ယောဟန်ခရစ်ဝင် 20:21)"As Father has sent me, I am sending you." (John 20:21)―carrying on the mission legacy of Rev. Adoniram Judson, America's first missionary translator to Burma.(Happy Father to every one God bless )
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
The number of children at PBBC has grown since the church
was first established, so the EC members met and discussed how to properly and
effectively conduct the Church School. On July 1st we were blessed
to have Lal Rodawla and Andrew Ankrom two experienced Sunday School teachers
from Princeton Theological Seminary to lead a workshop on Christian Education, and
on their advice grouped the children according to their grades in public schools
instead of their age. On the next Sunday, July 8th, students were grouped
according to their respective grades. Since there are no proper classrooms, partitions
have to be used in the fellowship hall to separate the kids; even the kitchen
has to be utilized as a classroom. Evidently,
the first day went well now that the Sunday School program is systematically in
place.
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
On July 10, PBBC celebrated Judson’s Sunday and was honored and blessed to have members of the Greater Washington DC Karen Baptist Fellowship visited us and led the worship service. The chairman, P’Doh Saw Kapi opened the service with word of greetings and invocation followed by the honoring of PBBC’s first high school graduates led by Emerald Cribb, secretary of PBBC. Charge to the graduates was given by Emerald Cribb, word of advice by P’Doh Saw Kapi and a special prayer said by our pastor Dr. La Seng.
The service then continued with songs by the visitors, inspiring testimony by Saw Soe Moe Oo, exhortation by Thra Marshall, message by Thramu Dr. May Paw, and a special prayer led by P’Doh Saw Eh Kler. The worship program was closed with a prayer by Pastor Dr. La Seng.
The service was followed by a fellowship dinner prepared by families of PBBC which was greatly enjoyed by all present. We thank the Karen Baptist Fellowship of Greater Washington DC and pray for God’s continued blessings on everyone, and harmonious fellowship between them and PBBC in days to come.
| Dr. May Paw |
The service then continued with songs by the visitors, inspiring testimony by Saw Soe Moe Oo, exhortation by Thra Marshall, message by Thramu Dr. May Paw, and a special prayer led by P’Doh Saw Eh Kler. The worship program was closed with a prayer by Pastor Dr. La Seng.
The service was followed by a fellowship dinner prepared by families of PBBC which was greatly enjoyed by all present. We thank the Karen Baptist Fellowship of Greater Washington DC and pray for God’s continued blessings on everyone, and harmonious fellowship between them and PBBC in days to come.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
