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Good afternoon, my name is Janus andam an architetcure student from Singapore University of Technology and Design, and I was tasked to study the St Andrew's Cathedral in Singapore. I was wondering if I could borrow your 3D model for my analysis as it is particularly hard to find any drawings online for this cathedral, and your 3d model looks very complete, of course I'll credit you as well for your contribution. Sincerely, Thank you!

15:27 Mr. Richard Magnus

Yes pls fix

How I can order/ buy these dvd, audio bible speaker, worship songs in hokkien language? Please inform me thanks

To give to SAMH/SACS Chaplaincy Fund via PayNow Name: St Andrew’s Cath Parochial Church C UEN: T08CC4055LT01 Indicate “SAMH/SACS chaplaincy” under remarks or reference.

Thanks you for good sermons because have English Word I understand it thank you Jesus

Thanks God this first time I come to lesson I enjoy it

Very very nice song it pity I don't know chinese but I like the song very very much I'm willing to learn

Thanks you Jesus

I want to learn Hokkien Worship Song han yin pin yin

Kam sis chu

Thankyou Patrick m Malaysian

I am so glad i tuned in to your service have never seen so many Priests participating in a service. can someone tell me the location of this church. Thanks and a Blessed Easter to all

Much appreciated Thanks.

Please note that due to technical issues encountered during the recording of the service, the video unfortunately will skip at some points. We apologise for the inconvenience caused.

An excellent ring!

[ Sermon text for 18 Oct ] Isaiah 35:3-6 (NKJV): ³ Strengthen the weak hands, And make firm the feeble knees. ⁴ Say to those who are fearful-hearted, “Be strong, do not fear! Behold, your God will come with vengeance, With the recompense of God; He will come and save you.” ⁵ Then the eyes of the blind shall be opened, And the ears of the deaf shall be unstopped. ⁶ Then the lame shall leap like a deer, And the tongue of the dumb sing. For waters shall burst forth in the wilderness, And streams in the desert.

Thank you, Ds Grace, for a very inspiring sermon! Praise the Lord!

Lovely last hymn there - There's a wideness in God's mercy.

Good morning!

Edmund Chew, you have missed the purpose of my comment ..ie. a CONSTRUCTIVE criticism to improve ,enhance and refine St.Andrew’s Cathedral’s ONLINE service . Remember this online service is being relayed and seen by thousands of people in the world ....NOT. just the people in Singapore. I’m sure the presenters and those who organize this online service would take my comments in the right spirit and not regard them as you have stated.

I applaud all the church members who have been contributing to the online services week in and week out. Especially the young ones who have the courage to put themselves out on online media that is accessible by all and will stay so for a long while. I am encouraged by these younglings who show their willingness to serve and contribute. In my honest opinion, all have done well this week. As the sermon tells us, let's prefer humility over selfishness. “But just as we have been approved by God to be entrusted with the gospel, so we speak, not to please man, but to please God who tests our hearts.” - 1 Thessalonians 2:4

Greeting from France. Tks for ur encouraging message

The service especially the sermon was generally very meaningful and well delivered . However, the two young girls giving the intercession and the lesson should have been instructed to deliver the respective important scriptures. meaningfully and with correct pronunciation and intonation. The first lesson by that girl was read in such a jerky and staccato manner that it was very difficult to understand and follow. The other girl delivered the intercession as if she was reading it to HERSELF and not to the congregation . They should be told that the service is going online to people not only in Singapore but also to people in the world .. ve two young girls were

Revd Calvin, this is your best preaching. Why preachers always preach their best when they are leaving? God bless you in your new journey with Him in the next church.

Amen and amen. Thank you, Revd Calvin for the reminder. Good message.

Amen! Selfishness is worldly, a tool of the devil to divide, to hurt and kill one another. Truly, pride demands one to be known. Demand to be acknowledged. Pride says, 'is me...'

Five months later, the answer is still yes. Thanks, Bessie!

Thanks. The Service was very good. The Sermon was thought provoking and encouraging to stand Firm. GOD BLESS YOU AND THE PASTOR.

Thank you very much Deaconess Lian Swan

Tks a lot for ur encouraging message

Greeting from France

Please remove your bet birds away from ur place from where Ur preaching. Tky

Thanks so much for the wonderful message. The wedding scene is so so sweet which melts my heart. We do need such kind of warmth in our world especially during this difficult time. The birds sing beautifully. I remember last time we even have monkeys among the congregants. God's creation is truly amazing and adorable❤️

I have enjoyed the series. I've always enjoyed my visits to SAC. over the years. God bless you all hope to return to SG. when pandemic is over.

Generally a good sermon by the pastor. .However, I hope he will pronounce the word “live “ with a short. i. . His pronunciation of the word sounds very much like “leave “ Eg. We should live for the Lord. , sounds very close to We should LEAVE for the Lord. ..... .Leave for Christ ! ! etc. and this can conjure. up a different meaning altogether. !

The environmental noise is distracting

THANK YOU FATHER ALMIGHTY LORD, WONDERFUL JESUS, FOR YET I AM A SINNER YOU LOVE ME.

Tks for ur encouraging message Good morning from France

A very apt sermon, especially during this time of crisis, when we need to rely on everyone to be accountable for our own behaviours. Amen!

Rt. Rev Keith, thanks for the powerful enlightening message. Not an easy message to absorb and practice but time for Churches and denominations must embrace in the days ahead. Thank you . Rev Dr Patrick Lau

God bless Singapore.Amen

Beautiful anointed service. All praise, thanks & honour to our Lord God Almighty for making this possible through all the participants involved! Excellent Sermon : ‘the remolding of God’s people’ by Ret Rev Keith Lai. The lyrics of these 3 locally composed songs are so meaningful & heart warming : “From Many Shores” St Andrew’s Cathedral Choir “Look at the World” Chen Li Presbyterian Church Choir “One” Ryan and Amie Kong Music Team Kindly make available the above song videos & lyrics on RUclips & on google. I couldn’t find them when I did a search. Thanks for your service of love & a great job done everyone! God bless you.

Greeting from France. May God bless u as u have put Ur hands on thé plough.

Thank you for the passionate message Rev Rinji.

Thank you to the team for putting this together every week.

Beautiful worship song "making a difference“

Blessed Sunday everyone

A friend of mine has been reading the “Left Behind” series with all this stuff about the ‘Rapture’ in them…is there really going to be a ‘Rapture’ like these books talk about? No, there’s not. The “Rapture” refers to a passage in First Thessalonians, chapter 4, which talks about Christians being “caught up” in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air. Many Christians believe, and the “Left Behind” books promote, that this being “caught up” to meet the Lord will occur before the Great Tribulation which is headed our way in the near future. Christians will simply vanish, meet Jesus somewhere in the air, and then return with Him to Heaven to await the end of time.But notice, in verse 17, Paul says that “…we who are alive, who are left,” shall be caught up. Remember that…those who are “left” get caught up to meet the Lord. The “Left Behind” books get their name from a passage in Luke 17 and a similar passage in Matthew 24 which talk about the coming of the Lord being like the days of Noah and the days of Lot. Matthew 24 puts it this way: “As were the days of Noah, so will be the coming of the Son of man…they ate, they drank, they married and they did not know until the flood came and swept them all away, so will be the coming of the Son of man. Then two men will be in the field, one is taken and one is left. Two women grinding at the mill, one is taken one is left.” “See,” Rapture enthusiasts say, “One is taken, one is left…the Rapture! Jesus takes the Christians and leaves behind non-Christians!” Two problems with that interpretation: First, Jesus’ coming is being compared to the days of Noah and the days of Lot. After the flood, who was left? Noah and his family…the good guys…the bad guys were taken! After Sodom and Gomorrah went up in smoke, who was left? Lot and his daughters…the good guys…the bad guys were taken! Second, remember 1 Thessalonians? It says that those who are “left” get to meet Jesus in the air. The good guys are left behind to meet Jesus. In other words, you want to be left behind so that you can get caught up in the clouds to meet Jesus in the air and accompany Him back to earth at His 2nd and final coming. There will be no Rapture like the one the Left Behind books talk about…that view is not scriptural.