NCSU’s Family of Chinese Scholars Fellowship together Duke and UNC students of about 20 people organized a retreat at CLRC’s Lake Gaston facility on Labor’s Day weekend. All enjoyed and had a good time for the gathering. Pastor Peng of Ambassador For Christ sharing a gospel message titled “From Ivy-league Colleges to Realize that Knowledge and Fear of the Lord is the True Wisdom of Life.” Through making dumpling together, everyone got a chance to know one another just like Psalm 133: “How good and pleasant it is when God’s people live together in unity!” At night, all watched the movie “Chariots of Fire” featuring Eric Liddell who gave up his life and came to China for missions. Everyone was touched by his sacrificial love towards the Lord. Even though the retreat time is just for 1-night stay, we got a chance to visit a nearby wineary of wine tasting. Praise the Lord for all the blessings through the retreat. And thank CLRC for the hosting.
Category Archives: Home
CLRC October 2015 Prayer Letter
CHCCC Memorial Weekend Retreat
Wandering among the breeze of the mountain and floating above gentle waves of Lake Gaston,
We feel the Words of God.
Lord Jesus, we praise you, not only the true God but also the living God.
You live inside me, guiding, changing, correcting, and transforming me on all things, big or small.
Oh, Lord Jesus, please help me live under your governance and protection always, help me experience you on all aspects of my daily life whenever I speak and act, so that I can be a witness of the living God that we believe in within my family, among my neighbors and friends.
Oh Lord, help me turn from idols and serve you – the true and living God!
Organization: CHCCC (Chapel Hill Chinese Christian Church) retreat
Date:5/24-25, 2015, Memorial Weekend
CLRC activities in April 2015
Thank God for His guidance and blessing. CLRC’s annual leadership training retreat was held at Lake Gaston on April 23-25. We had about 20 brothers/sisters attending the retreat from North Carolina and Virginia. The theme of the retreat was: Mentoring and Disciplining. We had three speakers: Pastor Peter Chow, Prof. Chuck Kwok and Dr. Stacy Rinehart. Each brought with them vast experiences in mentoring and disciplining: Pastor Chow was the former president of China Evangelical Seminary in Taiwan and pastored churches for many years; Prof. Kwok is very involved with discipleship training/campus ministries in his hometown and around the world; Dr. Rinehart is the founder of MentorLink International and has a global ministry focusing on multiplying Christ-like leaders (e.g., “Leaders Covenant”…)
Through the seminars, all attendees agreed that mentoring and disciplining are the utmost important ministries for the local churches. Pastor Chow also led a special topic seminar on different issues facing “Chinese Seminary Education” today. The attendees also shared their discipling ministries at their own church as well as other personal and church issues. Some expressed their intention for starting discipleship programs after they return to their own churches.
Video and Audio recordings of the seminars are available on CLRC’s website – Media Page.
2015 Leadership Training Seminar Registration
Featured
2015 Leadership Training Seminar Registration
Please click here
2015 Leadership Training Seminar Brochure
Please click Here
CLRC April 2015 Prayer Letter
CLRC activities in March 2015
Student Annual Leadership Training Camp was held at CLRC Lake Gaston facility on March 28-29 with about 20 participants coming from Duke, UNC, NCSU, ECU, Greensboro’s UNC and VT.
The Camp was organized by AFC campus ministers (Pastor Chaoyang Peng, Ministers Gabby Zhong and Melody Wu) with Prof. Ben Liu as the speaker/trainer. The focus of the training was on the characters of Lord’s workers and the practice of discipleship training.
CLRC’s director, Albert Yeh, and coworker, Pastor Wing Yip, also participated and assisted during the training weekend.
CLRC January 2015 Prayer Letter
Thanksgiving Dinner
CLRC hosted a co-workers’ “Thanksgiving Dinner” at Elder Yeh’s residence on November 8, 2014 to show appreciation for the involvement, work, and help of coworkers in the past and present ministries. About 18 brothers/sisters (including spouses) joined the dinner banquet. Before the banquet, following the “Guideline for Coworkers’ Disciplined Fellowship,” we spent about an hour to share with one another about personal ministries, focuses, or passions so everyone got to know each other more.