Stube-HEMAT Yogyakarta
Ecumenical Christmas Celebration of
Christian Students Fellowship
at Yogyakarta Institute of Technology

A song ‘Joy to the world’
accompanied Rev. Sarlin Riri and Mr. Paskalis, the advisory of PMK ITY entering
the worship room. Pricil and Tina, two students of ITY conducted as the master of ceremony of the event. Both
were the activists of Stube-HEMAT Yogyakarta.
Mr Paskalis opened his
speech with a question: Why God comes
into family? Because a family is a ‘house of Lord,’ in which goodness is
expected to begin. This youth fellowship
is also a family. Such speech was
delivered to respond the Christmas theme, ‘Family In Fellowship’, living together
as a family of God.

Life should be filled
with good mind, behavior and all good things. Unfortunately, people even often
curse one to another. In this room we were praising the Lord together, but we
hate each other outside. When did goodness happen if this situation continued?
Living together is not just a matter of fulfilling hunger and daily needs but
also how to share. Commonly a new life may be symbolized in new clothes but the utmost important is the
new spirit. Living together as God's family is a will to share what we have.
Sharing means mutual
enhance life. Philippians 2:1-3 says that we become perfect without any
conflict, one heart-like-mind, one love, one soul and one purpose. Hebrews 10:
24-25, reminds us in order to build good things we should not away from a
fellowship. The Christian Student Fellowship (PMK) is a partnership of mutual respect and listen
each other. We must learn how to live better to invite God to us.
Rev. Riri ended the
sermon with a recommendation to the audience to change the 'mindset' or the perception
to others and to God that our fellow is our co-workers to serve God.
This Christmas ceremony
was continued by Christmas celebration featuring various song and speeches. At least two hundred students attending the ceremony felt blessing
through the sermon. Thank you for
inviting Stube-HEMAT and we hope that PMK keeps to have positive activity for
students. (YDA).
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