Saturday, 29 April 2006
Genesis
We will continue our exploration on how the world began this SUNDAY. We shall be looking at the creation of man & woman - Adam & Eve.
But remember to complete your assignments and bring along your bible, folder with notes & stationary.
Teaser Questions
- If women were created from a bone of Adam - What was Adam created from?
- Did Adam & Eve co-existed with Dinosaurs?
- Who gave the name "Adam" to Adam?
- What clothes did Adam and Eve wore? If none - were they naked? wouldn't the ants bite?
HUH??? :)
But remember to complete your assignments and bring along your bible, folder with notes & stationary.
Teaser Questions
- If women were created from a bone of Adam - What was Adam created from?
- Did Adam & Eve co-existed with Dinosaurs?
- Who gave the name "Adam" to Adam?
- What clothes did Adam and Eve wore? If none - were they naked? wouldn't the ants bite?
HUH??? :)
Exams Blues?
I know some of you are having OR will be having your semester exams soon - please let me know what and how we can assist you in your preparation. If you need someone to pray for you, please let us know your exam schedule (if possible) and we'll keep you in prayer before and during your exams.... cheer up and God Bless.
Mikey
Mikey
SATURDAY APRIL 29
This Saturday, April 29, we will be doing a topic called - "A young Man named Timothy"; a study on 1Timothy. Today we begin our preparation for this year's Inter-Church Quiz with a brief introduction on 1 Timothy.
We will also take the opportunity to plan for some major programs lined up in the next 3 months such as:
1. IBA Games
2. Combined Fellowship with Elim Gospel Hall Ipoh
3. Inter Chuch Quiz
4. Visiting the largest floating Bookshop
5. Church Camp
6. Field Trip
etc...
So do come and bring your brains along... We'll need them. LOL.
Mikey.
We will also take the opportunity to plan for some major programs lined up in the next 3 months such as:
1. IBA Games
2. Combined Fellowship with Elim Gospel Hall Ipoh
3. Inter Chuch Quiz
4. Visiting the largest floating Bookshop
5. Church Camp
6. Field Trip
etc...
So do come and bring your brains along... We'll need them. LOL.
Mikey.
Friday, 21 April 2006
SATURDAY 22 APRIL 2006
We are continuing our program on "Drama & Stage Acting" this Saturday 22 April 2006 at 4pm in Church.
Genesis - The Creation Days
We are starting our studies on Genesis beginning with "Chapter 1 - The Creation Story" this Sunday, 23th April 2006. Please read Genesis Chapter 1 in preparation for the Studies.
Notes and Lesson Book will also be distributed this Sunday - so please make sure you drop by and pick up a copy.
See you all this Sunday!
Michael.
Friday, 14 April 2006
The Empty Tomb
English - Empty Tomb, The
©1990 by Jack T. Chick LLC
English - Empty Tomb, The
©1990 by Jack T. Chick LLC
©1990 by Jack T. Chick LLC
English - Empty Tomb, The
©1990 by Jack T. Chick LLC
Thursday, 13 April 2006
What's Acting up?
We are going to explore Stage Acting and Dramatisation this Saturday in YW@P... Think it's a waste of time? Well, think again - it may just be what you need... Some key reasons why you should come and try it out...- Builds Enthusiasm, energy and a positive approach to life.
- Boost Ongoing confidence.
- Improve Self esteem.
- Improve Skill in verbal communication
- Build Effective social interaction.
- We are going to explore some key and basic acting principles in stage acting and dramatisation.
- We will look at 3 basic acting principles in details ie comfort on stage, facial expressions, & senses, and listening & reacting.
- We will explore and try some basic acting skills.
mikey.
Wednesday, 5 April 2006
Hands-on Music Therapy in Australia
Hands-on Music Therapy in Australia
“When we sing or play instruments, we are called upon to connect our ears with our minds, our eyes with our hands, our thoughts with our feelings, unconscious fantasies with our conscious intentions, our beliefs with our actions, our inner worlds with the outer world, and ourselves to others.”
(K.E. Bruscia, 1998)
“Music Therapy, a career?” That is the response I get when talking to most people I know. Nothing much has been said or done about Music Therapy, in a rapidly developing country like Malaysia. I have always wanted to use music as a tool to help people as music to me is “power”.
Upon graduating from ICOM, I worked part time as a music arranger and taught English to children with special needs. After one year of working in the commercial line, I felt that it was time for me to pursue a career that I had in mind for a long time. So, here I am in University of Queensland, Australia, taking a Master of Music Therapy. Apart from the usual classes, I am currently doing my practical observation with an aged care.
It has been an eye-opening experience! I have never thought that working with the elderly can be so rewarding. I had in mind doing music therapy with children all along. However, my perception has changed and it is my pleasure to share with you some of my experiences.
Music therapy sessions take place every week at the aged care that I am with. We conduct one on one sessions to selected residents as well as group sessions. Most of the clients suffer from dementia, stroke or had brain injury. What happens during one on one session is that the Music Therapist will initiate conversation with the client and start singing songs that are familiar to the client. Then, the therapist will engage in reminiscence with the client through the songs as this helps the client recall memories, express their feelings and encourages interaction. The client is encouraged to sing along during sessions, and I was surprised to hear a 92 year old sing in pitch for the first time!
During group sessions, we start off with a “hello song” which helps them remember the names of all the people present at the session. There are about 10 people per group. Different percussion instruments are sometimes handed out to them to choose and play along as they sing. This helps them in their motor skills. Clients with stroke are often asked to use the arm that they are weak with. At certain point, questions related to the song will be asked by the music therapist and it serves as a platform for interaction.
I had the opportunity to observe a music therapy session with a client in palliative care as well. The atmosphere was different, but seeing that a person was still able to respond by tapping her hand and moving her lips to songs just brought joy to the family members who were also present. In this case, music was used as a way to communicate and share with a person, engaging her in a meaningful time with her family members at her death bed.
Well, this is just the tip of the ice-berg of what is in store for me as a Music Therapist. I am looking forward to my other practical sessions with children, adolescents, adults, cancer patients, patients with traumatic brain injury, refugees, people with depression, the disabled…..there are just so many things music can do for people, and everyday is a different encounter!
“When we sing or play instruments, we are called upon to connect our ears with our minds, our eyes with our hands, our thoughts with our feelings, unconscious fantasies with our conscious intentions, our beliefs with our actions, our inner worlds with the outer world, and ourselves to others.”
(K.E. Bruscia, 1998)
“Music Therapy, a career?” That is the response I get when talking to most people I know. Nothing much has been said or done about Music Therapy, in a rapidly developing country like Malaysia. I have always wanted to use music as a tool to help people as music to me is “power”.
Upon graduating from ICOM, I worked part time as a music arranger and taught English to children with special needs. After one year of working in the commercial line, I felt that it was time for me to pursue a career that I had in mind for a long time. So, here I am in University of Queensland, Australia, taking a Master of Music Therapy. Apart from the usual classes, I am currently doing my practical observation with an aged care.
It has been an eye-opening experience! I have never thought that working with the elderly can be so rewarding. I had in mind doing music therapy with children all along. However, my perception has changed and it is my pleasure to share with you some of my experiences.
Music therapy sessions take place every week at the aged care that I am with. We conduct one on one sessions to selected residents as well as group sessions. Most of the clients suffer from dementia, stroke or had brain injury. What happens during one on one session is that the Music Therapist will initiate conversation with the client and start singing songs that are familiar to the client. Then, the therapist will engage in reminiscence with the client through the songs as this helps the client recall memories, express their feelings and encourages interaction. The client is encouraged to sing along during sessions, and I was surprised to hear a 92 year old sing in pitch for the first time!
During group sessions, we start off with a “hello song” which helps them remember the names of all the people present at the session. There are about 10 people per group. Different percussion instruments are sometimes handed out to them to choose and play along as they sing. This helps them in their motor skills. Clients with stroke are often asked to use the arm that they are weak with. At certain point, questions related to the song will be asked by the music therapist and it serves as a platform for interaction.
I had the opportunity to observe a music therapy session with a client in palliative care as well. The atmosphere was different, but seeing that a person was still able to respond by tapping her hand and moving her lips to songs just brought joy to the family members who were also present. In this case, music was used as a way to communicate and share with a person, engaging her in a meaningful time with her family members at her death bed.
Well, this is just the tip of the ice-berg of what is in store for me as a Music Therapist. I am looking forward to my other practical sessions with children, adolescents, adults, cancer patients, patients with traumatic brain injury, refugees, people with depression, the disabled…..there are just so many things music can do for people, and everyday is a different encounter!
~Cheryl Mow~
YW@P 8th APRIL 2006
BIG REMINDER
YW@P on Saturday 8, 2006 will be at YW@P cafe in Subang Square.
See you all at 4pm at Yw@P cafe in Subang Square, SS15.
Have a colourful week ahead... :)
mikey.
Have a colourful week ahead... :)
mikey.
New poll
Hi guys...I just finally got time to post the results from the ealier poll. Thank you all for voting and giving me your honest opinions. Here's another one for you guys..Go at it. Give me your HONEST opinions and let me know your views... Remember, it's anonimous voting - so what it means is I won't know who voted what...so go ahead and be as honest as possible.... Have fun....
mikey
mikey
Drama Classes Coming Up...
Hi guys,
Among the things to look out for in APRIL will be a series on Stage Acting & Drama Classes. The Drama & Acting Classes will be held on Saturdays in BSGC over 2 Sessions. Do invite your friends to join us and enjoy ourselves learning about stage acting...and bring out the actor in you!
Other things coming your way in APRIL are:
Mikey
Among the things to look out for in APRIL will be a series on Stage Acting & Drama Classes. The Drama & Acting Classes will be held on Saturdays in BSGC over 2 Sessions. Do invite your friends to join us and enjoy ourselves learning about stage acting...and bring out the actor in you!
Other things coming your way in APRIL are:
- Tips on doing well in exams
- Genesis: How the World began??
- Meet the Corporate Banker....
- Journey & Steps of a Young Missionary!
Mikey
Youth Sunday 9th April, 2006
This Sunday (9th APRIL, 2006), we will be having a special topic entitled: "Study Smart: Study Tips for Doing Well in Exams".An experience teacher in the field who has taught and guided many students to success will be sharing his highly anticipated and much sought after secrets...... Don't miss this opportunity to learn the secrets to doing well in exams .........trust me...You DO NOT want to miss this....
;P
Saturday 8, 2006
YW@P on Saturday 8, 2006 will be at YW@P cafe in Subang Square.
We have invited a highly-regarded christian corporate figure sharing with us this coming Saturday. He is a Corporate Highflyer, having served as Director and on Senior Management Teams of several big companies in Malaysia. He has been a Banker and Corporate Finance Consultant for many years, having first qualified as a Certified Accountant and worked many years as an Accountant before arriving at his current position as COO (Chief Operating officer) at RHB Capital, the owner of RHB Bank, a top bank in Malaysia.
So come and get to know this man, how he climbed the corporate ladder and learn from him his secrets of success. Find out from him how he studied and work to become a top corporate figure in Malaysia; some of the pitfalls and traps to look out for and what it is like to be in his shoes....
See you all at 4pm at Yw@P cafe in Subang Square, SS15.
We have invited a highly-regarded christian corporate figure sharing with us this coming Saturday. He is a Corporate Highflyer, having served as Director and on Senior Management Teams of several big companies in Malaysia. He has been a Banker and Corporate Finance Consultant for many years, having first qualified as a Certified Accountant and worked many years as an Accountant before arriving at his current position as COO (Chief Operating officer) at RHB Capital, the owner of RHB Bank, a top bank in Malaysia.
So come and get to know this man, how he climbed the corporate ladder and learn from him his secrets of success. Find out from him how he studied and work to become a top corporate figure in Malaysia; some of the pitfalls and traps to look out for and what it is like to be in his shoes....
See you all at 4pm at Yw@P cafe in Subang Square, SS15.
