All Articles For Kwee Lau Chin

Rev. Lau is a pastor in the Evangelical Reformed Churches in Singapore. This address was the official greeting by the ERCS. Dear Highly Esteemed Brethren in the Lord, Called to serve Him who was and who is and who is to come, the Lord of lords and King of kings, the soon coming Judge of all, our wonderful Lord and Savior, our Lord Jesus Christ. Loving greetings in the Name of our Lord — from us who serve the same glorious Lord on the other side of the globe, and who wish you well and prosperity in all your deliberations...

Rev. Lau is pastor of the First Evangelical Reformed Church of Singapore. *His article is the abbreviation text of the keynote address given at a program arranged by the Theological Training Committee of ERCS.

Rev. Lau is pastor of the First Evangelical Reformed Church of Singapore. I feel honored to be asked to write this article for theStandard Bearer, a magazine from the high-standard articles of which I have personally benefited much. I hope this article will not in any way tarnish the good image of the magazine. I was originally asked to write on a wider topic, namely, “Mission Work in Singapore and Malaysia”; but I have chosen to write on a narrower one, the “Mission Work in Singapore”, as I felt inadequate to comment in any detail on the mission work in...

Cell groups play a very important role in the development of the Evangelical Reformed Church of Singapore (ERCS). According to Webster’s New Collegiate Dictionary, a cell is “the basic and usually smallest unit of an organization or movement.” In her earliest days as an organization, the ERCS was an unofficial Bible Club in a public school. She ran two Bible Classes—one for the morning session of the school and the other for the afternoon I session. Through the years this Club began to have I Bible Classes in other schools as well.

To: The Saints of the Protestant Reformed Churches.  From: Mr. & Mrs. Lau Chin Kwee  Singapore Address:  Apt. Block 99,170-G, Whampoa Drive  Singapore 1232.  Republic of Singapore.  May 17, 1982  Dear brothers and sisters,  Greetings to you in the Name of our Almighty, Sovereign God of Heaven and Earth; the Covenant God Who has done wondrous things in ages gone by and even now in our midst! Amen.