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Protestant Church with native english speaking pastor

Posted: Fri, 17 Sep 2010 4:08 pm
by IOP
hi, do you know any protestant church in Singapore with native english speaking pastor?

Posted: Fri, 17 Sep 2010 4:16 pm
by nakatago
try this: http://www.christianhub.com.sg

the site seems to focus on the non-denominational christian churches, though. you'll have to sleuth through their directory to find what you need.

Posted: Fri, 17 Sep 2010 4:55 pm
by sundaymorningstaple
Most of the Pastors I know are all Christians. O:) :-k

MBAs

Posted: Tue, 12 Oct 2010 11:36 pm
by senkalmag
sundaymorningstaple wrote:Most of the Pastors I know are all Christians. O:) :-k
There are some who are businessmen with MBAs flogging the Bible like the insurance agents.

Posted: Fri, 15 Oct 2010 1:59 pm
by patsy_sg
International Baptist Church in Kings Road has an american pastor

Re: Protestant Church with native english speaking pastor

Posted: Thu, 21 Oct 2010 7:29 pm
by sporewunder
IOP wrote:hi, do you know any protestant church in Singapore with native english speaking pastor?
Most Singaporean pastors are native English speakers or very fluent in English. Judging from your posts, I think the question you ought to be asking is "do you know of any cheap English language schools in Singapore where I can learn some basic English?".

Re: Protestant Church with native english speaking pastor

Posted: Thu, 21 Oct 2010 10:36 pm
by sundaymorningstaple
sporewunder wrote:
IOP wrote:hi, do you know any protestant church in Singapore with native english speaking pastor?
Most Singaporean pastors are native English speakers or very fluent in English. Judging from your posts, I think the question you ought to be asking is "do you know of any cheap English language schools in Singapore where I can learn some basic English?".
:roll: Do you know what a native english speaker IS? I daresay, there are a few but damn few here. The biggest concentration will be the brothers at the novena church. They don't want "fluent English speakers" they are being very specific in as much as they actually want "Western" native english speakers.

I think it's rather silly as well, but there you go.

Re: Protestant Church with native english speaking pastor

Posted: Thu, 21 Oct 2010 11:08 pm
by frankspore
sundaymorningstaple wrote:
sporewunder wrote:
IOP wrote:hi, do you know any protestant church in Singapore with native english speaking pastor?
Most Singaporean pastors are native English speakers or very fluent in English. Judging from your posts, I think the question you ought to be asking is "do you know of any cheap English language schools in Singapore where I can learn some basic English?".
:roll: Do you know what a native english speaker IS? I daresay, there are a few but damn few here. The biggest concentration will be the brothers at the novena church. They don't want "fluent English speakers" they are being very specific in as much as they actually want "Western" native english speakers.

I think it's rather silly as well, but there you go.
I would like to make two points.

Firstly, the OP has an atrocious command of English. Read her other posts. And she has to cheek to complain about how she was passed over for promotions in her office in her other posts. Isn't it obvious that if you write like a 8 year old Singaporean kid, you most probably would not get promoted?

Secondly, does native speaker means that you write/speak better than the average American/British? Or do we have to set the bar a little bit higher?

Ha ha

Re: Protestant Church with native english speaking pastor

Posted: Fri, 22 Oct 2010 11:05 am
by carlsum1986
frankspore wrote:
sundaymorningstaple wrote:
sporewunder wrote: Most Singaporean pastors are native English speakers or very fluent in English. Judging from your posts, I think the question you ought to be asking is "do you know of any cheap English language schools in Singapore where I can learn some basic English?".
:roll: Do you know what a native english speaker IS? I daresay, there are a few but damn few here. The biggest concentration will be the brothers at the novena church. They don't want "fluent English speakers" they are being very specific in as much as they actually want "Western" native english speakers.

I think it's rather silly as well, but there you go.
I would like to make two points.

Firstly, the OP has an atrocious command of English. Read her other posts. And she has to cheek to complain about how she was passed over for promotions in her office in her other posts. Isn't it obvious that if you write like a 8 year old Singaporean kid, you most probably would not get promoted?

Secondly, does native speaker means that you write/speak better than the average American/British? Or do we have to set the bar a little bit higher?

Ha ha
Obviously your command of English is not very good as well.
Please don't go around telling people off in the forum due to you having the mentality that you are some superior human being.
Never start a sentence with 'and'. I think your sentence should be 'Secondly, does native speaker mean that.............'

Re: Protestant Church with native english speaking pastor

Posted: Tue, 02 Nov 2010 5:06 pm
by giahoto
carlsum1986 wrote:
frankspore wrote:
sundaymorningstaple wrote: :roll: Do you know what a native english speaker IS? I daresay, there are a few but damn few here. The biggest concentration will be the brothers at the novena church. They don't want "fluent English speakers" they are being very specific in as much as they actually want "Western" native english speakers.

I think it's rather silly as well, but there you go.
I would like to make two points.

Firstly, the OP has an atrocious command of English. Read her other posts. And she has to cheek to complain about how she was passed over for promotions in her office in her other posts. Isn't it obvious that if you write like a 8 year old Singaporean kid, you most probably would not get promoted?

Secondly, does native speaker means that you write/speak better than the average American/British? Or do we have to set the bar a little bit higher?

Ha ha
Obviously your command of English is not very good as well.
Please don't go around telling people off in the forum due to you having the mentality that you are some superior human being.
Never start a sentence with 'and'. I think your sentence should be 'Secondly, does native speaker mean that.............'
Look at all your posts, you can't even write a single sentence properly. Contrary to what you assert, "means" is the correct word.

Posted: Tue, 02 Nov 2010 5:09 pm
by nakatago
oh wow. this is gonna be rich. :roll:

Posted: Tue, 02 Nov 2010 5:14 pm
by nakatago
giahoto wrote:
nakatago wrote:oh wow. this is gonna be rich. :roll:
Hey Nakatago, I AM SINGAPOREAN!
ok, noted.

Posted: Tue, 02 Nov 2010 5:16 pm
by giahoto
nakatago wrote:
giahoto wrote:
nakatago wrote:oh wow. this is gonna be rich. :roll:
Hey Nakatago, I AM SINGAPOREAN!
ok, noted.
Are you Singaporean? ;)

Posted: Tue, 02 Nov 2010 6:12 pm
by x9200
giahoto wrote:
nakatago wrote:oh wow. this is gonna be rich. :roll:
Hey Nakatago, I AM SINGAPOREAN!
Hey, I am writing to this forum.

Re: Protestant Church with native english speaking pastor

Posted: Tue, 02 Nov 2010 6:37 pm
by giahoto
sundaymorningstaple wrote: :roll: Do you know what a native english speaker IS?
Probably half of all Singaporeans under 40 are native English speakers moron.