Living Hope Community Church

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This Friday (August 10) is the second and final in the Z-Gen conference. We will have experts from within the church and outside the church speaking on the critical issues of mental health and technology of Gen-Zs. This is a must for parents and future parents.

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Gen Z Conference

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Over 20 people from all affinities attended the GROW 101: Living Hope Membership class this morning!

If you’d like to know more about GROW and/or to register, please visit:
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Living Hope Community Church is with Chris Li.

Gen-Z conference kicking off! Thank God for teachable parents and knowledgeable presenters. ... See MoreSee Less

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Listen to this past Sunday’s sermon “The Abiding Parent” in our Parenting series by Steve Bang Lee.

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Our STEP Southeast team has arrived home safely! ... See MoreSee Less

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STEP Southeast Asia update:

"We have just landed in Taipei for our layover. Our team is in high spirits and doing well physically, emotionally, and spiritually. We are all still processing the many things he has revealed to us on this trip.

During our third site, we taught English at a local education center for KKJ-aged students from a people group that is very unreached (0.1% reached). Our boss has done mighty works in recruiting people from this community and sending them back into that same community to continue laboring for the harvest. There are very few, but key, workers in that place who allowed us to come and teach. Our team experienced the very cusp of what our boss is beginning to do there, but he is certainly and miraculously moving in that community.

We also spent some time learning in-depth about the local cultures and tribes by visiting a couple of key locations. One such place we saw was the largest gathering place in the city for the majority-religion-people. It is an enormous building where people from all over the country and other countries come during special times of the year. This is where we felt and experienced many dark and heartbreaking emotions. The team felt very heavy from this visit and needed lots and lots of prayer. Although it was a difficult place to experience and see, we felt that our boss intentionally sent us there to see things from his perspective and understand what is happening beyond our small, limited lives back home. This portion of the trip is definitely something our team will continue to process, and I believe it will perhaps be one of the most impactful and fruit-bearing experiences for us.

We are excited to go back home and share as much as we can about what we have seen, learned, and experienced within ourselves and through others. Thank you all for your love and support! We couldn’t have done it without you!" ... See MoreSee Less

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Praise God for the safe return of the STEP East Asia team last night. Please pray for the STEP Southeast Asia team as they arrive this evening. ... See MoreSee Less

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STEP East Asia update:
"We finished our 5th day of teaching students here about the Bible. We taught 50 Bible lessons in 5 days, each being 30 minutes long, so it was tiring and challenging. We celebrated with the students today and then went bowling to cap it off. We are heading to the airport right in the morning tomorrow." ... See MoreSee Less

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SE Asia STEP update:
We are out of the jungle and now at our third site. We will be working with KKJ-aged students with English and VBS.

At the first site, the team worked with KKJ- & KKC-aged students, running English and VBS camps in a densely M-village. We ran a total of 4 camps per day for 4 days. The week started with as few as 10-15 kids, and grew to over 50-55 kids! It was a record number for the site, and the majority (if not all) of the students who came were from majority-religion-families. Some kids weren’t allowed to come, but their parents relented over the course of the week. It was an amazing time to work with these children, to build bridges with the community, and to train and equip the local staff.

At the second site, the team worked with nearly 200 Catapult-aged students in the jungle, focusing on English & B lessons. We also led 2 services in the evenings, where we shared skits, testimonies, and talks. It was a truly magnificent and powerful time for us as well as the students. We felt a strong connection with them and were so blessed to be the very first foreign team to do work there.

Please continue to keep us in your thoughts as we finish our third leg of the trip, especially our physical health. The team is unified and enthusiastic, going strong emotionally & spiritually, but a few of us have been dealing with some minor health issues. Thank you! ... See MoreSee Less

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