TCMC Updates

On March 8, 2025, the Capernaum Group will hold a gathering. We will take a moment to pause in our busy lives to worship together, share, and support one another as we experience God's grace.

On March 8, 2025, during our Young Professionals group meeting, we gathered with open hearts to share laughter and prayer, becoming blessings to one another. Under God's guidance, we deepened our relationships in love, gaining a greater understanding of His will and looking forward to the beautiful future that lies ahead for our youth.

May God bless the teachers and students. May everyone gain wisdom and perseverance in their studies, work hard, pursue progress, and draw closer to the Lord.

This is an invitation to a spiritual journey, encouraging us to take root in God's Word and grow in truth. The Psalms mention that those who delight in the law of the Lord and meditate on it day and night are truly blessed, like a tree planted by streams of water, which yields its fruit in season and whose leaves do not wither. May we encourage one another in our learning, allowing the Bible to be our guiding light. Our faith should not be limited to knowledge; we are called to live out the example of Christ. Let us receive God's abundant grace together with our companions.

On February 22, 2025, the Nazareth Group meeting highlighted the importance of fellowship, referencing Hebrews 10:24-25 to encourage everyone to care for one another and to spur each other on toward love and good deeds. Our gatherings are not just moments of coming together; they are a shared journey in pursuit of God's will, where His provision is abundant and overflowing. The post-meeting activities are designed for all ages, fostering joyful interactions between parents and children.

On February 22, 2025, the Taupo group will hold a gathering. May God bless this year, filling our fellowship with love and grace.

On February 22, 2025, the Bethany Group will hold a gathering. According to Matthew 18:20, God promises to be present among those who come together in His name, even if there are just two or three.

As we enter a new year, our Cantonese Sisters' Fellowship is once again gathering. We are grateful for God's guidance and look forward to continuing to grow in Christ together in this new year. May we support one another and build deeper love and connections within our community.

On February 15, 2025, the Canaan Group gathering will focus on the theme of love, emphasizing the importance of supporting one another, interceding in prayer, caring for each other, and offering encouragement. Through this gathering, members will strengthen their bonds and grow closer together, truly becoming a family in Christ.

On this special Sunday, we gather together to celebrate the arrival of the New Year, giving thanks to God for the grace and unity of our family. Through worship and gratitude, we begin this new year, hoping that in the Year of the Snake, the Lord's grace will fill each step we take, with the Lord in our hearts and a path before us.

The theme of the camp is "Living Out Our Faith." Pastor Wu Zhiwen was born in Sibu, Malaysia, but grew up in Singapore and New Zealand. He came to know the salvation of Christ at the Auckland Chinese Methodist Church, where he also met his wife. They have two daughters, and as a family, they enjoy trying new restaurants, especially for brunch, and they love to travel. In addition to reading and writing, Pastor Wu enjoys tasting coffee, photography, running, and cycling. He currently serves as the Senior Pastor of the Wellington Chinese Methodist Church.

In the Gospel of Matthew, Jesus mentions that we should let the little children come to Him and not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these.