Joel Kuek
31 December 1984
Christian
City Harvest Church
W372
School Of Theology'08
Sunday, June 07, 2009
3:35:00 PM
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Thursday, May 28, 2009
12:31:00 AM
Do you believe that signs and wonders happen when this song is performed?
The sick get healed and a sense of hope is being released.
Songs of the future.
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
1:22:00 AM
This dad went an extra mile for his disabled son..
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
12:57:00 AM
Bunch of people just coming together, doing amazing things.
Thursday, April 23, 2009
3:20:00 PM
In office now, listened to Loui Giglio preach about God, and how great God is.
Amazed and awestruck.
Certain parts you'll find familar, as Pastor Kong preached a similar message last year. Still a good reminder I felt.
If you've time, listen to the message. Only 40 minutes of your time, it's gonna change your life.
3:18:00 PM
Part 1
3:18:00 PM
Part 2
3:18:00 PM
Part 3
3:18:00 PM
Part 4
3:17:00 PM
Part 5
8:19:00 AM
Good singing!
Monday, April 13, 2009
12:32:00 PM
This is so cool. Maybe Spore shd have something like this too, ease off the fast paced environment.
Wednesday, April 01, 2009
11:57:00 PM
I took a lift with 2 strangers.
Both elderly, staying just one level below me.
The elderly man had blood stains on his shirt, left eye puffed up with stitches near his brow. Blue-black all over, very fresh wound.
The elderly woman looked very tired, but struck an conversation with me. She asked if I had just ended work.
With all politeness, I asked the uncle if he's alright.
Auntie said uncle fell down.
Uncle said they waited for more than three hours in a hospital.
I was shocked.
How could the hospital make an elderly couple wait for 3 hours? Stitch him up and send them back by themselves? I'm guessing that they stay by themselves because their children are not with them.
Right now, I'm thinking how can they take care of each other? Both elderly, probably not very sure of what to do to prevent infection.
If you're a certified First-Aider, or nurse, do contact me? Perhaps we can visit the couple and help to check out the dressing for the uncle.