Missions
Make Disciples, Develop Leaders
HEAR THE BEAT, FEEL THE PULSE China PRAY FOR THE NATIONS "The history of missions is the history of answered prayer." - Samuel M. Zwemer Mission Trips 2020 Overseas Missions Program Interested members are required to: Thereafter, you will be attached to a Missions Agency and will serve one year under our Short Missions Service (SMS). Upon completion of SMS, you may opt to serve under the Long Missions Service (LMS) for 4 years. Talk to us and we will pray with you on your journey. Email us at: missions@coos.org.sg This workshop is for anyone who is interested to le - Understanding God’s will COOS OSAKA Currently, we are using Bible stories to conduct different English classes for the Japanese. Please pray that as the Japanese study these Bible stories, they will learn more about who Jesus is and that they will have a personal encounter with Him. To visit our COOS Osaka website, click on this link: https://coosnihon.jp/ We need more workers for the field! The Love Singapore churches have initiated the Love Japan Project to mobilize and send more workers to Japan in the coming years. Under this project, COOS will be the coordinating church for the Kansai region. Let’s trust God to raise up the laborers! Resources A simple prayer of blessing in Japanese: Dear Jesus, Thank You that You have loved _____ with an everlasting love. イエス様(さま)、 (Iesu-sama,) 永遠(えいえん)の愛(あい)で_______さんを愛(あい)してくださっていることを感謝(かんしゃ)します。 (Eien no ai de _______san wo ai-shite kudasatte iru koto wo kansha-shimas’.) あなたは神(かみ)ですから、彼(かれ)/彼女(かのじょ)のすべての問題(もんだい)を解決(かいけつ)できる 大(おお)いなる方(かた)です。 (Anata wa kami des’ kara, kare / kanojo no subete no mondai wo kaiketsu dekiru ooi naru kata des’.) 彼(かれ)/彼女(かのじょ)があなたにおいて平安を得ることが てきるようにお祈りいたします。 (Kare / kanojo ga anata ni oite heian wo eru koto ga dekiru-youni o-inori itashi-mas’.) イエスの御名(みな)によってお祈(いの)りいたします。アーメン。 (Iesu no mina ni yotte o-inori itashi-mas’. A-men.) Make a Difference in Bobonaro Focusing on capacity building: Providing bursaries: We are looking for the following medical personnel to join us on our future mission trips to Maliana/Balibo: Resources http://www.tetundit.tl/Publications/PC%20Tetun%20-%20Ed%203.pdf A simple prayer of blessing in Tetum: Father in heaven, You are strong, You are good. Please give blessings to Your child, (John). You already know what it is he/she lacks. Give peace and joy to (John)’s family. You love them. We ask in Jesus Christ’s name. Amen. Aman iha lalehan, O forti, O diak. Favor fo’o bensa ba O nia oan, (John). O hatene ona saida mak nia kuran. Fo’o dame ho ksolok ba (John’s) nia familia. O hadomi sira. Ami husu iha Jesus Kristu nia naran. Amen. Audio recording of prayer of blessing in Tetum: PRAY
Many of our members are serving the nations in different ways. Some are living among them in the various countries while others are engaged in projects through their national partners. Using a monthly WhatsApp message, we hope to share with you the various works so that you too may rejoice at what God is doing in the nations. Below is an example of one of our members serving in China:
Karen is serving with ICC (International China Concern), an organization that reaches out to abandoned children with special needs. One of her projects is Little Ark, a mobile food truck that provides opportunities for skills training for people with special needs.
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By subscribing to this WhatsApp Group, you will receive a short and succinct text on 3 projects a month from Missions Dept.
Let’s unite our hearts together and pray for the nations. We meet in small groups for 30 minutes over Zoom to pray for the needs of the world. You may sign up at: https://forms.gle/wNCD11fr2kiizxof6
For more info, please email: missions@coos.org.sg.GO
In view of the current Covid-19 pandemic, all trips are suspended until further notice.
We facilitate members who sense God’s call to serve among a people group or nation within Asia.
LEARN
arn more about serving God in the nations. It will help you to look deeper into the ways God has been guiding you. You will also look at practical issues related to serving on the mission field.
Topics include:
- Personal timeline
- Personal vision
- The missionary task
- Readiness for missions
For more info, email us at: missions@coos.org.sgJAPAN
Osaka is located on the main island of Honshu, roughly in the center of Japan. In May 2015, our Osaka Church-Planting team left for the field. Within six months, the team set up the COOS Osaka Center whereby they ran various activities and programs for both adults and children. Through building friendships with the Japanese, the team had opportunities to share the Gospel with them.
COOS Osaka Center
Our mission teams have also contributed much to the work in Osaka. Through running programs (such as cooking demonstrations) and parties for both children and adults and befriending the locals, many of them had the opportunity to share their testimonies with the Japanese.
Because You are God, You are big enough to take care of all his/her problems.
I bless ______ that he/she will find peace in You.
In Jesus' name I pray. Amen.
Audio recording of prayer of blessing in Japanese:
Watch an interview of 'What Japanese think of Religions' on the link below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gZHuFtuzdgEAST TIMOR
Map of Timor-Leste (13 administrative districts) (Image credits: Wikipedia)
Bobonaro has 6 sub-districts and 50 sucos. The capital of Bobonaro is Maliana.
Map of Bobonaro (6 sub-districts with a total of 50 sucos) (Image credits: Wikipedia)
There are many opportunities to reach out to the youth and children in the community through English language classes and other programs.
We are looking for people to serve in Bobonaro for 3 years. Email us at: missions@coos.org.sg to find out more.
Click the link below to learn more about the work we have done in Timor-Leste:
Our Projects in Bobonaro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIsCgDwa6ko
Medical Missions
This is a 3-year project, where we will focus on capacity building and sustainable medical development.
Emphasis on:
- Emergency medicine, basic life support/CPR, triage
- Obstetric care, obstetric ultrasound, midwifery
- Common medical problems (e.g. hypertension, diabetes)
- Healthcare professionals - Nursing and midwifery students
- Students of nursing and midwifery
- CPR/BLS Trainers
- Obstetricians
- ENT Surgeons
- Audiologists
- Dentists
Please email missions@coos.org.sg for more information.
The native language spoken in Timor-Leste is known as Tetum (or Tetun), but Bahasa Indonesian is also widely understood and used by the locals, especially the older generation. Online resources for learning the Tetum language are available in the link below: