Duties

• Able to maintain full set of accounts
• Payroll
• Budgeting
• Prepare audit reports
• Other duties as and when assigned by the Executive Officer

Requirements

• Diploma / Degree in Accountancy
• Proficient in MS Word and Excel
• Good command of spoken and written English
• Mature, self-motivated and able to work independently
• With relevant experience preferred

Salary will commensurate with qualifications and work experience. Medical and insurance coverage will also be provided. Application forms can be obtained by request from the Diocesan Office at
Tel 6288 8944 ext. 213 or email sasha@anglican.org.sg

Working Your Way to the Nations
Thousands of Singaporean Christians work overseas, and most of them do not know that they can be effective ambassadors for Christ. Even if they are conscious of this, they may not be successful because they lack essential skills. This course will equip participants with survival skills and practical knowledge on how to become an effective tentmaker.

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Anglican Crisis Relief Outreach & Support, Singapore (ACROSS)
The primary objective for ACROSS is to offer a Christian response to crisis situations due to natural disasters. Click here to visit the ACROSS website.

Ascension Kindergarten
11 Francis Thomas Drive, Singapore 359338
Contact: (65) 6382 1110 / (65) 6287 4507 / Email

Christ Church Kindergarten
1 Dorset Rd, Singapore 219486
Contact: (65) 6299 8401  

Queenstown Good Shepherd Kindergarten
2 Dundee Rd, Singapore 149454
Contact: (65) 6479 3382/ (65) 6471 0920  

St Hilda's Kindergarten
83 Ceylon Rd, Singapore 429740
Contact: (65) 6344 3119/ (65) 6447 3965  

St James' Church Kindergarten
29 Harding Rd, Singapore 249537
Contact: (65) 6476 6026 / (65) 6476 6029 / Email

St Paul's Church Kindergarten
839 Upper Serangoon Rd, Singapore 534682
Contact: (65) 6280 5418 / Email

CHILDCARE & FAMILY CENTERS

ASCENSION KINDERCARE
Blk 105 Potong Pasir Ave 1, #01-436, Singapore 350105

HEARTFRIENDS BASC
Blk 3 Dover Rd, #01-35, Singapore 130003

KIDDY ARK CHILDCARE & DEVELOPMENT CENTRE
Blk 727 Tampines St 71, #01-11, Singapore 520727

GOODNEWS COMMUNITY SERVICES
1 Francis Thomas Drive, #02-17, Singapore 359340,
http://www.goodnews.org.sg

COMMONWEALTH STUDENT CARE CENTRE
Blk 37B Commonwealth Drive, #01-01/02-00, Singapore 142037

PASIR RIS FAMILY CARE CENTRE
Blk 256 Pasir Ris Street 21,#01-289, Singapore 510256

SONSHINE CHILDCARE CENTRE
Blk 211 Bukit Batok Street 21, #01-252, Singapore 650211

PRAISELAND CHILDCARE & LEARNING CENTRE
Blk 662 Yishun Ave 4, #01-235, Singapore 760662

ST ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTRE
Blk 511 Jurong West St 52, #01-80, Singapore 640511

St Andrew's Junior School
2 Francis Thomas Drive, Singapore 359337
Contact: (65) 6288 4303 / (65) 6289 5242 / Email

St Hilda's Primary School
2 Tampines Avenue 3, Singapore 529706
Contact: (65) 6781 1916 / (65) 6783 0527 Email

St Margaret's Primary School
99 Wilkie Rd, Singapore 228091
Contact: (65) 6339 4247 / (65) 6339 4264 / Email


Special Needs/Autism Schools

St Andrew’s Autism School
1 Elliot Rd, Singapore 458686
Contact: (65) 6517 3800 / (65) 6517 3801 / Email

Secondary Schools

Anglican High School
600 Upper Changi Road, Singapore 487012
Contact: (65) 6241 4866 / (65) 6441 4690 / Email

Christ Church Secondary School
20 Woodlands Drive 17 Singapore 737924
Contact: (65) 6893 3297 / (65) 6893 2789 / Email

St Andrew's Secondary School
15 Francis Thomas Drive, Singapore 359342
Contact: (65) 6285 1944 / (65) 6382 3779 / Email

St Hilda's Secondary School
2 Tampines Street 82, Singapore 528986
Contact: (65) 6781 4994 / (65) 6786 5011 /  Email

St Margaret's Secondary School
111 Farrer Road, Singapore 259240
Contact: (65) 6466 4525 / (65) 6466 6709 / Email


Junior Colleges

St Andrew's Junior College
55 Potong Pasir Ave 1, Singapore 358389
Contact: (65) 6285 7008 / (65) 6285 0037 / Email

Time: 8 pm
Date: Friday, 18 May 2012
Venue: University Cultural Centre

In celebration of the St Andrew’s 150^th Anniversary, more than 400 performing arts students from St Andrew’s Junior School (SAJS), St Andrew’s Secondary School (SASS), St Andrew’s Junior College (SAJC), as well as members of the Saints Alumni Band will come together for a night of music, dance and drama.

Experience the Saints’ spirit with the combined dance drill of the SASS Uniformed Groups and the telling of the St Andrew’s Bravehearts by the SASS Drama Club. Immerse in the melodious sounds of the SAJC Guitar Ensemble and Chinese Orchestra.

Join in song with the St Andrew’s Village Combined Band and Choir with works by up-and-coming alumni composers Benjamin Yeo and Americ Goh, and the newly commissioned arrangement of the School Hymn by Dr Kelly Tang.

Be part of the sesquicentennial celebrations as the St Andrew’s performing arts join as one family unbroken on centrestage.

Contact SISTIC to purchase your tickets.

Visit us at Facebook – St Andrew’s 150^th Anniversary for the latest news, blog entries, and video updates.

This course is a pre-requisite for those applying for a Lay Reader’s license and is also helpful for those who assist their Vicars in leading the worship in their parish services.

How to Lead and Serve in Public Worship will run twice this year, details are:
Time: 9.30 am - 4.30 pm
Dates: 26 May & 2 June; 20 & 27 Oct 2012
Cost: $10
Venue: Diocesan Centre Building, St Andrew’s Village

For online registration, click here.

For more information, email teb@anglican.org.sg or call Ms Lucilla Teoh at 6288 8944 ext. 230.

Download the ePoster here.

For more information, call St Andrew's Centre for Early Childhood Education (SACECE) at 6282 3298 or email saceceadmin@sacece.edu.sg.

Dates: 18 - 20 July 2012
Main Speaker: Dr Tan Kim Huat
Workshop Trainers: Dr Philip Satterthwaite and Revd Dr Maggie Low
Venue: St James’ Church

Day Conference, 19 - 20 July 2012 (9 am - 5 pm, Thu - Fri)

Morning Sessions: Jesus and the Old Testament by Dr Tan Kim Huat
Workshop 1: Preaching from OT Narratives by Dr Philip Satterthwaite
Workshop 2: Preaching from the Psalms by Revd Dr Maggie Low

Registration required. Sessions cost $35, which including tea refreshments and lunch.
 

Public Evening Sessions 18 - 20 July 2012 (8 pm, Wed - Fri)

Hope in Turbulent Times: Expositions from Romans 5 - 8 by Dr Tan Kim Huat

These public sessions are free and a free-will offering will be taken.

SYNOPSIS
Morning Sessions on "Jesus and the Old Testament"
This series of talks explore the challenging topic of Christian hermeneutics, addressing principally how Christians may read the Old Testament in a way that is both faithful to the historical meaning and the larger discourse of God’s plan. It is hoped that this will lead participants to a more nuanced appreciation of how Jesus is indeed the fulfilment of the Old Testament. Different scholarly approaches will also be discussed. Two themes will be explored:

Scripture and Covenant
The talk focuses on the importance on the covenant, and how we are to understand the meaning of scripture (OT) in the light of an ongoing covenantal story between God and his people. Scripture is not just naked text, but a text connected with a story, which is moving towards a climax and a denouement. Once this is grasped, a lot of how the NT uses the OT makes a lot of sense. Key scholarly debates and contributions in this area will be featured. Texts such as Matt 1:22-23; Mark 4:12; Romans 10:13 and Rev 13:1-10 will be examined. Concepts such as ‘fuller meaning’ (sensus plenior), ‘canonical reading’ and ‘double fulfilment’ will be discussed.

Jesus and Covenant
If the OT must be read as an open and on-going story, then Christ is the promised climax and denouement. He becomes then the hermeneutical key for interpreting God’s Word and ways. To use technical language: if Scripture contains a sensus plenior (fuller meaning), then Christ is the sensus plenus (full meaning). In this sense, he is truly the hope of the OT, the hope of all God’s people and the one who completes God’s great redemptive plan. The talk will show how this is the assumption of NT writers and examine key texts that testify to Jesus’ role in bringing about the climax of the covenant. Texts such as Mark 14:22-25; Luke 24:13-49 and Phil 2:6-11 will be examined.

Public Evening Sessions on "Hope in Turbulent Times, Expositions from Romans 5 - 8"
This series of 3 talks by Dr Tan Kim Huat explore the topic of Christian hope by studying Romans 5 - 8. Its purpose is to understand what this is exactly, how different it is from the many schemes of hope on offer in our world, and how we may mine it for living in these turbulent days. It is hoped that by being imbued with hope, Christians may share this glorious message with people around them, furthering the fulfilment of Isaiah 9:1, ‘the people walking in darkness have seen a great light; on those living in the land of the shadow of death a light has dawned’ (Isa 9:1).
 

CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

ABOUT THE SPEAKERS
Dr Tan Kim Huat is the Chen Su Lan Professor of New Testament and Academic Dean of Trinity Theological College. His scholarly interest is in the emergence of Christianity from a Jewish matrix, but he is also concerned with the questions and struggles of people in the pew. His recent commentary on Mark for the Asia Bible Commentary Series is written with such people in mind. He worships with his family at Bethel Presbyterian Church.

Dr Philip Satterthwaite studied at Oxford, Cambridge and Manchester. He has been Lecturer in Old Testament and Biblical Hebrew at Biblical Graduate School of Theology since 1998. At the beginning of 2011 he was appointed Principal. Before he came to Singapore he was Research Fellow in Hebrew & Aramaic at Tyndale House, Cambridge. His main research areas are: the Old Testament Historical books; the Septuagint. In 2007 his book Exploring the Old Testament 2: The Histories (written in collaboration with J.G. McConville) was published by SPCK/IVP. He is a member of Prinsep Street Presbyterian church.

Revd Dr Maggie Low (PhD, Union Theological Seminary, Richmond, USA) teaches the Old Testament in Trinity Theological College. Formerly trained as a lawyer, she is an ordained Minister of the Presbyterian Church in Singapore and has served as a pastor for 11 years.

VENUE
St James’ Church at 1 Leedon Road (nearest MRT is Holland Village on Circle Line)

REGISTRATION FOR THE DAY CONFERENCE
Cost:$35

To register, visit www.livingwordseries.sg, email Hannah Ng at teb@anglican.org.sg or call 6288 8944 ext 222.

Please submit cheque marked payable to "Diocese of Singapore." Write your full name, contact details and "Living Word Conference" behind the cheque and mail to:

The Diocese of Singapore
St Andrew's Village
1 Francis Thomas Drive
#01- 01 Singapore 359340
Attention: Hannah Ng