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Living Spring 活泉-Vol8-2016

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We were glad to meet up with Pak Elen, a Temuan and the<br />

leader of Jekoa Kg. Jeram Kedah in Kuala Selangor, whom we<br />

have met during our GMSJ MT 2013. He brought 3 of their<br />

girls to Kg. Cheras for a lift to Tanah Abang, for the Vocational<br />

Bible Study camp. These 3 girls who are Chinese educated<br />

were, Edora (Form 3) who is the granddaughter of Pak Elen,<br />

Airene (Form 1) & Justina (Standard 6). Pak Elen shared how<br />

he would wake up at 3.00am in the morning to read the Bible,<br />

headed off for work, then return to sleep at 9.00am. He said to<br />

have witnessed God’s power numerous times and encouraged<br />

us to be strong in faith. Through the fellowship with these<br />

3 girls, though they are young, their faith in Christ is strong.<br />

Young Edora could confidently place her faith in Christ for the<br />

protection over the grandfather’s return journey to Jekoa Kg.<br />

Jeram Kedah. Their passion to serve the Lord is very telling,<br />

as shown by their readiness to Sis. Schani’s invitation to join<br />

her in presenting the Chinese version of ‘Ku mau cinta Yesus<br />

selamanya— 我 要 永 永 远 远 爱 着 耶 稣 ’ later on Sunday service<br />

in Tanah Abang. We prayed that they will continue to grow<br />

spiritually in their walk with Christ and be a positive influence<br />

to the Orang Asli communities in Malaysia in the years to come,<br />

for the glory of God.<br />

As usual, Ibu Mertji would gather all the Jakun children, to<br />

share God’s words with them through games. Meanwhile,<br />

sourcing sufficient water supply from available wells which are<br />

drying up is a huge challenge for the community. Rev. Lieow<br />

could only help built a water storage tank to harvest rain water<br />

for the church. Some of our members paid a visit and offered<br />

condolence to Cik Mena, the mother of a 30-year-old Muslim<br />

man who had recently passed away due to a motor vehicle<br />

accident. We prayed for this Jakun Christian community to<br />

persevere in their faith despite of the many challenges and<br />

continue to grow in the Lord to expand His kingdom, and that the<br />

state government will eventually hear the plight of Kg. Cheras<br />

to build and provide clean water supply to this community.<br />

The convoy left Kg. Cheras at 5.50pm, drove through the<br />

country trunk roads, passed through Muadzam Shah, en route<br />

finally to Endau Town safely by 8.15pm.<br />

Meanwhile, Bro. Pete & Rev. David had taken a separate<br />

route, through Seremban Highway, exited at Senawang, passed<br />

through Kuala Pilah & Muadzam Shah to reach safely at Bro.<br />

Koo’s Cosway shop in Endau Town earlier at 8.00pm. Bro.<br />

Koo, whom we have met during our last visit 4 years ago, is<br />

the Hubong Church leader/preacher who helps Rev. Lieow in<br />

serving the Orang Asli ministry in Endau Rompin. Pr. Zalina who<br />

is serving the Jakun community in Tanah Abang/Endau Rompin<br />

and Bro. En’man from Tanah Abang were at the shop. They<br />

came from Tanah Abang to pick up the three girls, Edora, Airene<br />

& Justina who came in with Rev. Lieow from Kg. Cheras for their<br />

VBS camp in Tanah Abang.<br />

From top to bottom:<br />

GMSJ presentation<br />

With Pak Elen in Kampung Cheras<br />

Schani with Justina, Edora & Airene<br />

Bro. En’men, Pr. Zalina, Rev. David & Bro. Koo at Cosway Endau<br />

We had our late dinner at a Chinese restaurant before arriving<br />

at Hubong Church in Endau for the night at 10.00pm. The<br />

youths had their last practice session before calling it a night.<br />

We gave thanks to God for the safe journey despite of the van<br />

incident which nearly interrupted our whole programme.<br />

42 <strong>Living</strong> <strong>Spring</strong> MISSION

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