TOPIC: THE LORD HAS HEARD THE VOICE FOR MY WEEPING - PSALM 6:8

Synopsis :

Its takes very special person to be a caregiver to a cancer patient undergoing treatment. Often the journey is long, sometimes weeks, months and even years. Daily sitting in the ICU praying and crying to God as you see your son lying in the ICU waiting for the vital signs to be stabilised.

Munching on the bread that you brought along because you don't want to miss the arrival of the doctor with the good news.

Appearing bold and optimistic before your spouse because you can’t breakdown in front of him  and you are in the  first trimester. Oh God is my baby at risk ? I can't avoid contact with him? Oh God is this a full stop for us ? 

When caregiver recipient is too weak to say or cannot say thank you to you when you are there to ensure that he is comfortable during the weekends and holidays .

“Weeping is the eloquence of sorrow. It is an unstammering orator, needing no interpreter, but understood of all." ( Charles Spurgeon )

Your tear has a voice. God cares so much of the tears of a caregiver that He catches every one of the tears in a bottle

It’s time to acknowledge them , the  unsung heroes - OUR CAREGIVERS  . On 18th May BCCM is taking time to honour them -  their self-sacrifice  courage, unglamorous role , no headlines BUT yet contributing much to the healing of the patient .  Come and hear the testimonies of these unsung heroes and heroines of how God intervenes and embrace them  during their darkest moments. 

BCCM is honoured to have a speaker to share on this   The speaker is SP Chua Seng Lee .

"The only time I allowed myself to cry is during shower when my tears are washed away by the water" – testimony of a caregiver 

DATE : 18 May 2024

TIME : 1.30 - 3.30 pm

VENUE :
Bethesda (Bedok-Tampines) Church
300 Bedok North Avenue 3
Kindy Assembly Hall
Basement

SPEAKER :  Senior Pastor Chua Seng Lee