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How do you like a seminar that is inspiring, thought-provoking, comes
with a full set of notes which is the copy of the speaker’s manuscript
of his soon-to-be-published book, and a dinner with the speaker himself
after the engaging seminar? What more the cost is only a token amount of
S$20 per person inclusive of dinner at Han’s. If you have missed this,
you have missed much.
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Date |
: 10
Nov 2007 (Sat) |
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Time |
: 1 – 6
pm |
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Cost |
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S$20/person (notes and dinner included) |
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Venue |
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Trinity@Paya Lebar, Education Hub,
Classroom 1 & 2 (Level 4) |
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One of Ed’s slides at the
Seminar.
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The group of sixty attendees at the
recent “Not as the Scribes — Jesus the Teacher and His Teaching” seminar
by Ed was truly blessed, not only by Ed’s teaching but also by his many
personal sharing of his life experiences as a teacher and true disciple
of Jesus whom he loves. Not afraid of even exposing his own weaknesses
in his sharing, Ed comes across as a sincere and transparent minister
whom we can all emulate and learn from.
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Edward Keith Pousson has been lecturing
on Bible and missions in theological colleges in
Singapore since 1991.
His ministry has developed in Asia, where he has lived
and served for nearly 20 years. He has worked with
various committees and networks mobilising missions to
unreached peoples. Before living in Singapore, he served
in short
term missions to Haiti, Africa, and Malaysia. He has
written a book on missions (Spreading the Flame,
Zondervan
1992), and several articles and prayer guides. He earned
his Doctorate in Missions from Fuller Theological
Seminary,
where he also served as a teaching assistant in three
disciplines. Ed and his wife Lai Kheng have two sons
aged 24 and 21, and a daughter aged 15. |
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Ed said that Jesus has taught over meals in many instances as
recorded in the Gospels. Likewise students enjoyed the
fellowship and interaction with Ed over dinner after the seminar
and continued to soak in the impartation.
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The seminar sought to explore the substance of Jesus’ teaching,
using the Sermon on the Mount as a paradigm for understanding
the teaching as a whole. It was a quest to rediscover the
historical teacher Jesus and his teaching - what he was like as
a teacher, how he was like and unlike the scribes.
It was heart-warming to see many alumni signing up and coming
for the seminar, some of whom having graduated 10 years ago. It
is important to be continually challenged by the Word.
See you at the next Seminar organised by the College! You will
be blessed! |
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