9:30 a.m., 450 Dundas St. W., 3rd FloorTeachers: David Hwang, Jesse Tam, Chris ChanThe difficult years of the COVID-19 pandemic and its challenges have left many Christians spiritually dry, and feeling distant from God and from one another. So it was
Teachers: Pastor Kevin, Pastor Allan, Simeon Wong, David Hwang “I doubt if there is any Christian who has not sometimes found it difficult to pray. In itself this is neither surprising nor depressing: it is not surprising because we are
Teachers: Albert Lee, Pastor Kevin Houser, Pastor Allan Huang, David Hwang The ‘One Another’ commands of Scripture teach us how to live with and relate to each other within the community of the Body of Christ. Join us as we
King David is an important figure in Scripture. His legacy spans from heroic battles against giants to a covenant with God that bears his name, but is not without moments of failure too. Please join us as we endeavor to
Handel’s Messiah is a class work that has been performed every year since its composition almost 200 years ago. Setting multiple Scripture passages to music, Messiah provides a stirring and compelling account of Jesus Christ, starting from Old Testament prophecies
We live in a day in which we are constantly bombarded by many different and often contradictory voices competing to tell us what we ought to think and how we ought to live. It can all be so confusing… with
In commemoration of 500 years since the start of the Reformation, this class will introduce some of the key events, people, and issues driving the Reformation, and discuss its ongoing relevance for the Church today. Introduction – Historical and Theological
The Old Testament was the “Bible” that Jesus used, yet it is hardly ever opened by many Christians. This course will provide a brief book-by-book introduction to the Old Testament – its historical context, story-line, and major themes. This course