Last Day in KX

Saturday and Sunday were my last day in King's Cross Fellowship and Service. To be honest, I have a lot things to say, a lot of mix feelings to describe, a lot of visions to share and a lot of contents to blog.

However, I just found out I have no idea where to start or what to write when I'm blogging. Perhaps I will post my writings in the "Bridge" (Church Magazine), so check it out if it's published.

I would like to express my greatest gratitude to everyone in the church. I do appreciate and enjoy the time that I spent in KX. In my opinion, living my PhD life but without the church life would have been a complete disaster, in contrast, living a church's life without the PhD life would have been more interesting I guess. Anyhow, life goes on and it's niche for me to move on. I do feel it's the right time for me to leave this country, to a totally different place and start all over again. Yeah, I mean ALL OVER again. Let's hope that this blog will continue to bring more wonderful inspirations, stories and testimonials after I start my "new" life in a new place.

Indeed, many ask me about my pre-feeling to Holland, I told them I'm excited. Of course, at the same time, I do miss all my fellows, friends and mentors in church a lot. It's quite similar to the feeling I had when I left Birmingham to London almost 4 years ago. The only difference is that I'm quite certain I will still keep good touch with this people in London after I left. Don't ask me how or why, it's from my spiritual instinct (well, I don't dare to say God told me). I really think there's a purpose for me to be in Holland, I hope : )

Sometimes I feel that my depart is for the good purposes to myself and to the church. Having said that, I'm regret to say that I do want to stay in the youth ministry in London with all my hearts and efforts. Anyhow, I trust this group of people will continue to improve, grow and finally settle in excellence.

From Malaysia to Birmingham, from Birmingham to London, and now from London to Amsterdam. I have no idea where is the next stop. I just pray that God will interverne with my life all the time and may it be a more and more fruitful life wherever I go.