WelcomeWelcome to Auckland Christian Mandarin Church.
What's On? Worship Services:
Church Notice: Orange: From 1 May, English service will be at 10am again at the gym. Things are pretty much back to normal for the worship service and Sunday school. Please continue mask wearing. We are not ready to resume church lunch yet but do gathering and going out for lunch and enjoy catching up with one another! For English Sunday School, Ps. John will be doing his 2nd session at church library 11:30am sharp. There will be no ZOOM session in the afternoon. Worship Hymns English Service： Livestream is no longer available |
Our ServiceJoin us this Sunday for our morning service: WHEN: Sunday 10am |
Children Worship
Dear Parents:
Peace be with you! Praise God for the opportunities we have to worship God with our family! As we adapt to our changing circumstances we know that the Lord is sovereign and ever faithful; we can trust in Him at all times – he is our eternal hope, joy and salvation! We hope that you can continue to treasure and set aside time to worship God together with your children - We encourage parents to be models for their children in our attitudes towards worship of God – for He is worthy of our worship!
This family worship plan is intended for the family to participate together in all parts of the plan and relates to the scriptures from the worship service on Sunday. These activities can be used as part of the plan or spread throughout the week as a way of reflecting on and reinforcing the focus for the week.
This Sunday’s Scripture: Isaiah 6:1-13 God’s call, Man’s calling
Resources for Parents
Overview: Isaiah 1-39 (8min10)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0A6Uchb1F8&t=55s
https://www.ministrymatters.com/.../worship-for-kids-may...
Old Testament: Isaiah 6:1-8.
"But I thought you said God is invisible and everywhere at once. How come Isaiah could see God sitting on a throne with all those flying things around him? Where is God really? And what is God like?" Isaiah's vision raises difficult questions for literal thinkers who are being urged by teachers and parents to understand God in abstract ways. There are no answers that truly satisfy them, so focus their attention in other directions. Fifth- and sixth-graders can begin to decipher what we learn about God from the characteristics and actions of the seraphim. Younger children can imagine themselves with Isaiah and wonder how he felt.
While adults naturally respond as Isaiah did, with a sense of their own limits when confronted with the holiness of God, few children do. They simply respond with awe and wonder. Fortunately, the limits do not need to be accepted before children are willing to hear God's question and reply, "Send me."
Dear Parents:
Peace be with you! Praise God for the opportunities we have to worship God with our family! As we adapt to our changing circumstances we know that the Lord is sovereign and ever faithful; we can trust in Him at all times – he is our eternal hope, joy and salvation! We hope that you can continue to treasure and set aside time to worship God together with your children - We encourage parents to be models for their children in our attitudes towards worship of God – for He is worthy of our worship!
This family worship plan is intended for the family to participate together in all parts of the plan and relates to the scriptures from the worship service on Sunday. These activities can be used as part of the plan or spread throughout the week as a way of reflecting on and reinforcing the focus for the week.
This Sunday’s Scripture: Isaiah 6:1-13 God’s call, Man’s calling
Resources for Parents
Overview: Isaiah 1-39 (8min10)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0A6Uchb1F8&t=55s
https://www.ministrymatters.com/.../worship-for-kids-may...
Old Testament: Isaiah 6:1-8.
"But I thought you said God is invisible and everywhere at once. How come Isaiah could see God sitting on a throne with all those flying things around him? Where is God really? And what is God like?" Isaiah's vision raises difficult questions for literal thinkers who are being urged by teachers and parents to understand God in abstract ways. There are no answers that truly satisfy them, so focus their attention in other directions. Fifth- and sixth-graders can begin to decipher what we learn about God from the characteristics and actions of the seraphim. Younger children can imagine themselves with Isaiah and wonder how he felt.
While adults naturally respond as Isaiah did, with a sense of their own limits when confronted with the holiness of God, few children do. They simply respond with awe and wonder. Fortunately, the limits do not need to be accepted before children are willing to hear God's question and reply, "Send me."
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