Harry Sin Jow Chew Funeral Service
Saturday, May 4, 2002, 2:00 PM Call to Worship The prophet Isaiah said, “Seek the Lord while he may be found, call upon him while he is near; let the
Author: Reverend Donald Ng Archive
The True Compass
Acts 7:55-60 April 28, 2002 Sermon preached by Rev. Donald Ng at the First Chinese Baptist Church of San Francisco. If we were to think about the “things that changed
Finding the Eight-Tenth of a Friend
CONFAB 2002 In the SF Chronicle on December 15th, 2001, I read an article that I found interesting that I cut out to save. The title of the article is,
The Marriage of Allison Lanette Chan and Joseph Lansing Shubert
Saturday, April 27, 2002 11:00 AM Foothill Covenant Church Los Altos, California Prelude Lighting the Candelabras—Ushers Robbie Fong & Jaime Fong Seating of Mother Emily Chan by Robbie
Experience Emmaus Everyday, Everywhere!
Experience Emmaus Everyday, Everywhere! Luke 24:13-35 April 14, 2002 Sermon preached by Rev. Donald Ng at the First Chinese Baptist Church of San Francisco. Last Friday on a clear morning
Giving One’s Life In Such a Time as This
Esther 4:14-17 April 7, 2002 When I was growing up in Boston, there were very few Chinese Americans. My two brothers and cousins who lived on the other two flats
Wearing Sackcloth in Such a Time as This
Esther 4:1-4 April 6, 2002 There’s a story about a girl who had an interesting experience in her Sunday school class one day. When she came into the class, she
Keeping Silence at Such a Time as This
Esther 4:14 April 5, 2002 On Easter Sunday when I was inviting the congregation if they had any prayer requests, a young adult named, Rodney sitting on the right of
Harry Sin Jow Chew Eulogy
Harry Sin Jow Chew was born on June 22, 1907. He was born in Nom Moon, a village in Tau Moon County in Guangzhou Province. Until recently, Tau Moon was
From Living Ache to the Living Christ
John 20:1-18 March 31, 2002—10:05 Worship Sermon preached by Rev. Donald Ng at the First Chinese Baptist Church of San Francisco. Susan R. Andrews, a minister in Bethesda, Maryland, tells