Revd Canon Ching Wah and Siew Ling
 Missionaries in Thailand; Revd Canon Ching Wah serves as the Dean of Thailand under the Diocese of Singapore 

Prayer points:

Ps Ivan Lim
Ps Ivan set up and leads the House of Anatole (HOA), a halfway house for the rehabilitation and discipleship of former drug offenders 

Prayer points:

First of all, I want to thank God. House of Anatole has been established for a year and a half now. Although we have faced numerous challenges along the way, by the grace of God and His watchful care, we have not only overcome the challenges but also learned valuable lessons and grew through it. 

I also want to thank brothers and sisters who have prayed for and contributed resources to the ministry of HOA during this year and a half. Your support has filled our lack, enabling the ministry to operate and develop more effectively. It has also brought us great encouragement and affirmation, that we do not feel alone in our ministry, and inspired us to serve with a grateful heart. The Bible teaches us to give thanks in all circumstances, for this is God’s will for us in Christ Jesus. (1 Thessalonians 5:18) 

1. I am grateful for the past year and a half since the establishment of HOA, and I am thankful for God’s provision. Thankful to the brothers and sisters for their love offerings to HOA which have allowed the ministry to operate more effectively. I also want to express my gratitude to each pastor, and Bible teacher who has come to HOA to shepherd and teach us with the Word of God, enabling our lives to grow, mature, and better understand God’s will. May the ministry of HOA bring glory to God and benefit others. 
2. Please pray for a shared vision and mission among the co-workers. Pray for unity in serving among the team, as well as the right attitude and mindset before God. May the Lord grant the co-workers more love, patience, and acceptance in their journey with the members, that their lives will be a living testimony, impacting lives as they help the members. 
3. Please pray for the spiritual lives of brothers Teck Shun, Moses, Peter, and Zhi Bang. May the Lord grant them a heart that thirsts for spiritual growth and the pursuit of a deeper relationship with God. May their faith be strengthened and steadfast as they follow the Lord. 
4. Please pray for the invitation extended to HOA by Yio Chu Kang Gospel Hall on July 30th. We pray that the Lord will use HOA to bless the brothers and sisters of the church through their songs, testimonies, and sharing during their missions month worship service. May the Lord use HOA to be a source of 

Nathan & Jeanette Visger
Nathan and Jeanette recently relocated from Okinawa, Japan to the USA for a new season of life and ministry 

Prayer points:

1. We have yet to find a place to live in. Pray for God to lead us to the right neighborhood and for financial provision 
2. Pray for wisdom and guidance as we continue to seek God for where and in what areas He wants us to serve Him in this land 
3. Pray that we would be able to find community and build good relationships and be rooted in this new place God is calling us to 
4. Pray for grace for us as we continue to adjust to this new culture and environment 

Yi Jay & Elie Goh
Yi Jay serves in the leadership circle of Youth with a Mission (YWAM), Singapore. He also oversees operations and the building facilities of YWAM SG. Elie serves with YWAM SG in the area of member care. 

Prayer points:

1. Pray for our Prayer & Vision trip to Japan from 21 June to 11 July 2023. We will be going to Tokyo, Hokkaido and Akita. The main purpose of us going to Akita to see and feel the land if that is where God is leading us to relocate for missions. 
2. Pray for our family for good health and endurance as Yi Jay takes up a higher responsibility role in YWAM Singapore. Pray for Jeremiah as he is going to transition to a preschool in August. I’m also changing my role in YWAM SG to member care. Pray that God will sustain us through all these transitions. 
3. Pray for our renovation at our new house as there is a bit of delay. 

T&F
They develop community development education programs to bring good news through missional and incarnational methods. They also coach frontline co-workers in field safety & deliver member care to independent itinerant fieldworkers to ensure longevity of mission and service. 

Prayer points:

1. Good health & provision in delivering member care for field workers to ensure longevity of mission and service. 
2. Wisdom & guidance in seeking out specialist training partners for field safety & protection of fellow field workers. 
3. Unity in purpose for our family to stay the course and see through the fulfilment of the Lord’s work. 

Revd Bernard & Dorcas Yee
Missionaries under the Diocese of Singapore sent to the Deanery of Thailand; their home church is Chapel of Christ the Redeemer (CCR). SJC is coming alongside the Diocese and CCR in prayer and financial support for Revd Bernard and his family 

20 June marks our 6 months arriving in Thailand… 

We are thankful to God for His favour as 

• In our relatively short time here, we had already joined the LKAC Leader’s Fellowship Retreat (5-7 Mar) & the Combined CCB & LKAC Church Camp (29 Apr-1 May), Children’s community outreach at CCB, involved & witnessed the Baptism as well as Confirmation service in LKAC & integrating well into the growing ACT community. 
• The girls have completed their 1st semester & be progressing to the new level of new school term in Aug. Dorcas & I are now both doing Thai language studies albeit at different levels. 
• We are amazed of how the Lord has “added to the numbers daily” where we see newcomers, friends or visitors join us in LKAC service almost every week. LKAC will be celebrating its 10th Anniversary in August! 

Prayer points:

1. Thankful that Bernard has been granted the missionary VISA that includes the family as dependents. This is so helpful in that it reduces the hassle of Dorcas & Ariss having to do VISA runs (travel in & out) every 45/60 days & that we all can do our quarterly reporting to the immigration at the same time. 
2. For us that as we study hard, we would trust in Him that we would reach the language proficiency in His due time. 
3. As we are still “new & fresh”, may we have opportunities to explore more places and the culture; that we are to also have wisdom and strength to balance between the increasing demands & request for involvement in ministry, our language studies, and our family time. Bernard is preaching once a month, supporting the youth care (cell) group both in LKAB as well as in CCB, & helping to teach foundational Mandarin twice a month.