It is interesting to note that there are some reformed tradition churches growing in Penang. Praise be to God. I am unfamiliar with this, but will be keeping an eye on this issue.<\/p>\n
Covenant Evangelical Reformed Church<\/a> Reformed Baptists, Presbyterians, etc. too.<\/p>\n My first instinct was the fear that these American pastors couldn't stand the liberalism of the West and take their conservative, if not ultra-conservative views to Asia.<\/p>\n I don't mind, if the ministry of these Westerners are genuine. But often times, you have to fix your own country before you try it on other countries. I said often times, because there are very rare exceptions (ie. a big heart that is willing to serve anywhere and not a means to escape certain obstacle at home).<\/p>\n I would rather our own Malaysian Christians instead of foreign deserter ministers, build up a reformed church community, which as far as I know, is happening in KL<\/a>, under the leadership of \u738b\u4fca\u624d\u7267\u5e08.<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It is interesting to note that there are some reformed tradition churches growing in Penang. Praise be to God. I am unfamiliar with this, but will be keeping an eye on this issue. Covenant Evangelical Reformed Church Some sermons to … Continue reading
\nSome sermons to listen online. Though it seems to be centered in Singapore.
\nI briefly listened to a sermon...by Rev. Lanning, on against labor union (labors cannot band together - insubordination to the boss). An issue that has been raised several times in U.S., CRC generally accepts labor union<\/a> but cautions it vaguely. Lanning was staunch opponent of it, obviously.<\/p>\n