HCTC 2008 Commencement

It has been awhile that I haven't able to update this blog because I was too busy with my studies at EDS and finishing my program there. Finally, I have accomplished my mission here at EDS, Cambridge and now I have sometime to update my blog. Actually, I am writing this blog from Nashotah House, Wisconsin which has stunningly beautiful campus.

These are the pictures from 2008 Graduation and credits go to Deacon David!

Getting Ready for the Commencement Picture

Final Procession to the Chapel

2008 Valedictorian, Naw Sal Gay Phaw

Receiving Blessing from Archbishop Stephen

Concluding Commencement with Prayer


Photo Slideshow of the entire Commencement

Just FYI

Here is something I just read about our new Archbishop on the Anglican Communion Network by Bishop Henry Scriven,. This is when I learned how he as Archbishop addresses his flock for the very first time.

Here's the quote: "I will seek God's will and purpose first rather than my individual concepts, vision, and personal feeling in accomplishing His mission (or) goal that is set before me. For that, I will obey Him and go forward without turning to the right or to the left."

I look forward to working under his episcopacy, and I shall try my best to serve the Lord under his supervision. If you want to read the details of this article, just click the link below!

http://www.acn-us.org/archive/2008/03/myanmar.html

Congratulation to the class of 2008

Photo credit to David Horgath.

Another academic year has passed and our HCTC has nurtured new servants of our Lord for ministry in Church of the Province of Myanmar, yet again. My congratulations to our new graduates! Another exciting news is that Deacon David Judson Horgath will be teaching at HCTC for the whole semester next year. Praise God that the students will have a chance – through him - to improve their English and to work on the four new state of the art workstations in the Library!

There I've spent 4 years!

I am sure every student knows exactly where this place is. I just can't wait to be back there; I praise God that I have only two months more to wait. Here I come to you, HCTC!

We were enjoying taking pictures with these stunning views in the horrible cold (it was like 20/18F). Ma Cho and Ma Noe from Alexandria, VA, and me at Boston, MA. We tried to keep in-touch and we reached out for each other whenever we could. Today, I've just had the news that Our New Archbishop is "Bishop Stephen Then Myint Oo". Congratulations to our newly elected Archbishop. May the Lord be with him throughout his Episcopacy!!

Good news folks! Isn't it? Let's try harder to build up the Anglican Communion in Myanmar.