Let the Whole World Sing: SSP 2016 Concert

Music files in MP3 format from our recent concert “Let the Whole World Sing” are now available for download!

Listen to these songs sung during the SSP 2016 Concert, as performed by the SSP Church and Chancel Choirs, SSP Church Women’s Choir, and SSHS Stephenian Chorale.

To download ALL THE SONGS in one zipped file, click here.  To listen to each song, click on each title below to listen.  To download, mouse over and right click on the link and choose “Save as.” 

1.  Lift Your Voice and Sing by Mary McDonald
2.  Sing, All Ye Nations by Daniel Meyer
3.  I Will Lift My Eyes by Mark Hayes
4.  主雖然 “His Small Voice” （曲）王麗玲 （編曲）周愛德
5.  向主歡呼 “Jubilate Deo” （曲）Paul Wright （詞）區美賢
6.  Shout For Joy by Allen Pote
7.  Because of Your Love by Larry Shackley
8.  Spin the Wheel Towards Heaven by Pepper Choplin
9.  Battle of Jericho by Mark Hayes
10.  Clap Your Hands by Victor Johnson
11.  You’ll Never Walk Alone with Climb Every Mountain arranged by Mark Hayes
12.  Mozart’s Fa-La-La arranged by Philip Kern
13.  A Living Sacrifice by Cindy Berry
14.  Again, I Say Rejoice by Allen Pote
15.   Gloria from Mozart’s 12th Mass by Wolfgang A. Mozart
16.  The Lord Bless You and Keep You

Enjoy!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Listen to “Living in the End Times”

The audio recording of “Living in the End Times” seminar by Rev. Stephen Tan, held last August 19, 2015, is now available online.

You may access it here.

Under Construction: 40th Junior Summer Conference is Coming This May!

Check out the details below for the upcoming Junior Summer Conference for Grades 6 to 11 students!

Register online through this site:  http://www.jsc2016.comli.com/

Registration is ongoing at the SSP Church Office, Agape Center, Shalom Center, and on Sundays, at Joy Fellowship.

Avail of the Early Bird Rate of 3200 Php by MARCH 6!  Regular fee is 3800 Php and deadline for registration is on MAY 8.

Watch “The Colors of God’s Grace” this November 8, 2015

Join us in celebrating our 112th Anniversary!  

“Living in the End Times” on August 29, Saturday

“Therefore keep watch, because you do not know on what day your Lord will come.” Matthew 24:42
“Living in the End Times” by Rev. Stephen Tan
See you THIS SATURDAY at 7:30, SSP Glory Hall.

Operation WorldView: Explore your destiny in God’s global story

“The Story above all stories is the story of His glory.  You are in the story.”

Explore your destiny in God’s global story through these 8 sessions of DVD-based mission curriculum in all SSP Fellowships starting this month of August.

[vimeo vimeo.com/102602486]

Here is the schedule for AUGUST:

(Yutiam Hall, Halls A and B are located at the H. J. Wei Building.  Glory Hall is at the Faithfulness Building.)

An Introduction (excerpt from the study guide)

Why am I here?  Is there a grand design, an overall Story to the universe? If so, does my life fit into that Story?

The goal of this study is to lead you toward the discovery – based primarily on studying the Bible – but also history, culture, geography, and current events – that there is a grand design, an over-arching Story!  Hopefully, you will further discover that this high drama involves us as individuals, families, and local churches in ways that are all at once delightful, thrilling, terrifying, stunning.

You will see:  There is one Story above all stories – and you have a destiny in that Story.  So dig in. Commit yourself to study and prayer, careful evaluation and action.

Our hope is that your own glory will be awakened – perhaps for the first time – as you gaze at the glory of God.

–  Werner Mischke

First Things First Retreat for Working People this August 24 & 25, 2014

 

“But seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.” (Matthew 6:33, ESV)

Tuesday Bible Study Group (TBSG) and Zion Fellowship invite working people and their families to this retreat to be held on August 24 and 25.  Deadline for registration is on August 10.  

You may register through any TBSG or Zion Fellowship officers, or contact 09175214461.

 

2014 Lent and Holy Week Services

The Lenten Season is a forty-day period before Easter. It begins on Ash Wednesday and ends on Holy Saturday. We skip Sundays when we count the 40 days, because Sundays commemorate the Resurrection.

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the season of Lent. It emphasizes two themes: our sinfulness before God and our human mortality. The use of ashes as a sign of mortality and repentance has a long history in Jewish and Christian worship. Historically, ashes signified purification and sorrow for sins.