House of Zheng

I woke up today, feeling rather good!  Gosh, I’m back in Petaling Jaya!

Finally, life seems and feels normal.  I can’t explain it, but it just feels like this should be where my body mechanics tick at optimal condition.  It may be psychological, but it could well be having a biological effect on my body as well.

Today’s Wai Loon & Joyce Wedding.  Really nice decoration inside the auditorium, and there’s a candle lighting ceremony too!  Next there are 3 weddings lined up till August as well!  T’is the season of blissful bells!

GT has some fresh paint colors, our fingerprints still work on the scanner, door code has changed, and I’m troubleshooting a computer for Timothy.  Just exactly like home.

Will blog more later!

We’ve received our wedding day photos not so long ago, and we are still processing them, sorting them according to categories like relatives, dance, brothers and sisters, etc. Our dear photographer Allan Chai and his assistant took more than 2,400 photos from morning to dinner =)

On our jobs side, we’ve gotten familiar with quite some amount of work. There are still some amount of work to pick up, and we still need some time until we can really start doing what we want to do.

Church-wise, Calvary Tawau is quite different to Glad Tidings PJ. This church has different focuses although it is technically an A/G church, and therefore has a different approach to quite a lot of stuff. I think this is mainly due to the location of the Tawau town, which shapes its unique community, lifestyle, pace of life, and thus, the needs and demands of the local people.

Two Sundays ago, I began serving in the worship team as pianist. Last Sunday I was bassist, and this coming Sunday as keyboardist. This church has its praise and worship rooted in Australian p&w, specifically Hillsong, since the 1990s and maybe longer than I know. Even the Chinese service sings translated English songs. No 赞美之泉、华人敬拜赞美、小羊、泥土、林大中、郭美江……

Wedding videos will be processed after the photos, so dunno when ah will they be up…

Streamyx is up and down at home. Tawau, furthest port of call in Malaysia by ship (from anywhere in West Malaysia), second by car (small town Semporna is actually 10km further by land), third by plane (from KLIA)…