Basel Church Labuan English

08/08/2026

08/08/2026

In connection with the 2026 EGC West Coast Parish pulpit exchange, Rev. Jennifer Tsen will be gracing our pulpit this Sunday. She will speak on the theme "One thing for Life," inspired by Psalm 27.
Join us!

01/08/2026

Life may bring hardships, but God promises His presence, His provision, and His blessings to those who continue trusting Him.
Come and be encouraged by God's Word as we worship together and celebrate Holy Communion, remembering Christ is for us.

25/07/2026

We come before God not because we are worthy, but because we need His mercy.
This Sunday, join us as we reflect on Bartimaeus' simple yet powerful prayer, "Jesus, Son of David, have mercy on me." Discover how God's grace opens blind eyes, forgives sinners, and transforms lives through faith in Christ.

18/07/2026

We’re excited for YOUTH SUNDAY tomorrow!
The youth will take charge of the pulpit, leading worship, reading the Bible, and sharing God’s word. Sis Hananiah will inspire us with her message on "Looking Around, Not Ahead," based on Mark 10:35–45. Do join us!

11/07/2026

The phrase “We find the defendant guilty!” reflects guilt as both a fact and a feeling. While legal guilt ends with punishment, emotional guilt can linger, damaging relationships and leading to isolation.
Join us this Sunday as we explore how Jesus encountered a woman burdened by guilt and how she discovered that He is the answer to her struggles.

04/07/2026

Those who cling to sin often lose self-worth and respect, reaching a point of no return. Yet miracles can occur; God can forgive and transform those who have fallen. This Sunday, we'll focus on this theme during Holy Communion. Join us!

27/06/2026

Imagine being born blind. Jesus met and healed a man like this in Jerusalem, and John highlighted this miracle to demonstrate God's power.
This Sunday, we'll see how the blind man discovered Jesus and grew to appreciate God's glory when he received his sight. Join us!

20/06/2026

Many fathers today may feel pressure in different ways. Some are proud of their successes, while others feel they have fallen short. Some celebrate their children walking in faith, while others are saddened by those who have strayed. The good news is that God doesn’t expect perfection, but faithfulness.
This Father's Day, let's reflect on Luke 15 and explore what it teaches us about a father's faith. Join us!