Date: 1 July 2023 (Saturday)
Time: 9.00 am to 12.00 pm
Speaker: Bishop Emeritus Dr Robert Solomon
Venue: CMC, Level 2, Sanctuary
What happens when someone dies? Amid various ideas about the afterlife, it is necessary to take a look at what the Bible actually teaches about it and how it sheds light on issues such as the intermediate state, resurrection, second coming of Jesus, judgment, and heaven and hell. This knowledge should inspire and motivate us to live here on earth in such a way that it prepares us for the hereafter. Forethought is necessary to be prepared for the afterlife. We will each meet with our own death sooner or later, and to know how to die well will help us to live well in Christ.
About our Speaker:
Bishop Emeritus Dr Robert Solomon served as Bishop of The Methodist Church in Singapore from 2000-2012. He had served previously as a medical doctor, church pastor, principal of Trinity Theological College and president of the National Council of Churches of Singapore. Dr Solomon has degrees in medicine, theology, intercultural studies, and a PhD in pastoral theology from the University of Edinburgh. He has contributed many articles to books, theological dictionaries and journals, and authored more than 50 books, including The Race: How to Live and Finish Well.
Sign UpWhen An End Is Not The End
A Series of Talks on Death, Loss and Grief.
What happens when someone dies?
Is it wrong for Christians to fear death?
How do we pray difficult prayers?
How do we deal with loss and grief?
Are we prepared when the inevitable happens?
The subject of death can be difficult and even frightening for some. It is an inevitable part of life yet poorly understood and rarely talked about, especially in our Asian culture. The Christian faith, however, has something distinctive and hopeful to offer. Come and hear from spiritual leaders and medical professionals as they speak on death, loss, and grief. Be equipped to face the inevitable and to lend support to others. Knowing what the Bible teaches about these topics should also motivate us to live today in preparation for the hereafter.
1 July – Theology of Death & Afterlife
8 & 15 July – Loss & Grief
19 August – Panel Discussion: Advance Medical Directive
28 October – Difficult Prayers