\nI was less impressed by it. I think I could have done better, especially now that I have resources like Patrick Stewart's "The Last Battle" reading.\n<\/p>\n
\nPreparation time is the issue...time management.\n<\/p>\n
\nThere is one important question...when they do not have English Bible, nor was the psalm passage printed on the program, what should I do? I believe my position is limited...so I do not think I could just get them Bibles or anything other than the passage reading and some sound bite. Thus, categorized in "Questions". All I have now is "You don't have the prints? Okay, I shall read it". But what I did was...after Tante Lyna's "it's not in the bulletin"...I said, "Oh..." and kept reading the entire passage.\n<\/p>\n
\nAs for the lesson scripture in Matthew 9, I am not sure if I had over-dramatized it...but I wasn't as clear minded as before...was it because of the location (now in the main sanctuary, which is darker than the basement's florescent lightings).\n<\/p>\n
\nBut I do know I must always prepare my own notes. Collected here(refresh if corrupted)<\/a>, for my own reference.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I was less impressed by it. I think I could have done better, especially now that I have resources like Patrick Stewart's "The Last Battle" reading. Preparation time is the issue...time management. There is one important question...when they do not … Continue reading