50th Anniversary Dinner
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Allow me to share more details about the coming Anniversary Dinner.
All past Vicars and Priests in-Charge (Chinese) have been invited as “VIPs”. Not
all can make it. Some will be feature in our history video and we will also be
asking them to join the cake-cutting ceremony. We want to honour those who
have served in MPCC in past seasons. Some other leaders and clergy who are
friends of MPCC will be invited as well.
Some parts of the event will be bi-lingual (English-Mandarin). Even if your guests
can’t understand English at all, we can find other ways for them to follow the
event.
We have planned a creative programme which we trust will be meaningful,
engaging and fun. We want our Lord to be glorified on that evening as we recount
the past and project into the future. It should also be relatable for our friends
and guests.
We will also give an opportunity for all, especially our guests, to contribute
financially to MPCC. An offertory will be collected via scan code and through
other means.
Unfortunately, our Bishop can’t be with us as he is on an overseas engagement.
He will send a message via video. Both Archdeacons will be present including
some retired bishops.
I should reiterate that the heroes of MPCC is each of you! Your presence in this
“one in fifty years” matters! So, be present and be punctual. The service starts
promptly at 6.00 pm at this Saturday event. Plan to come earlier to Safra Toa
Payoh and be seated by 5.45 pm. You may not be familiar on how to get there
and you will need to find your seats. So factor in some extra time. As far as
possible, we have tried to keep the cost of the dinner down. We do have
sponsored seats and tables and we will try to make sure that everyone who
wants to be there can do so. The event is projected to end by 9.30 pm. As always,
members should help one another re transport, especially to assist our seniors.
Do you know of someone who have not signed up yet? Do help to reach out.
We are also anticipating past members to be present. Do reach out and make
them feel at home.
Lastly, do keep this event in prayer. May the Lord be glorified and may the
richness of our communal life be celebrated on that evening.



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