Welcome!

Hello, my friend!
I'm glad you stop by today, aren't you?
Since this is the first post ever, I want to be short so everyone of you would read it, yet still deliver the important message of why this blog is born and why YOU should be a part of it.

Throughout the life of Arang, some of us have wondered..

• I have bible study on Friday, but I often forget what I learn several days/weeks later


• I have learned a lot about loving people regardless, but my friend hurt me and I'm struggling to forgive her


• I'm going through a difficult time and need somebody to pray for me


• God has blessed me greatly! I want to tell my friends about it


• There is this new song that's really nice.. can we learn to sing this song together in Arang?


• I missed the last Arang bible study. It'd be great if I can look at the notes and discussions.


• I came across this bible verse (or lesson), but do not get it. I want to ask someone.

and the list goes on..

I don't think I need to be more verbose. Those are WHY this blog is born!

Now, what does it have to do with you?
Well, on one side, you might agree with one or more of those reasons above. In that case, please do participate in this blog: share your stories, ask questions, learn from others, help one another. I'll tell you later how you can start.
On the other side, if you don't share those concerns, it's ok! It's more important that you continue to grow spiritually. This blog is here for you, if you need it. We still would like you to visit this space, though! ;)

This is getting long, but bear with me please, I'm almost done :-)
After all that, I hope you understand that you are more than welcome to create new topics and post comments on this blog. Before you get too excited, here is the not-so-fun part:

1. Contact Adrian with your Google email (gmail) and he will give you permission to post to this blog.


2. There is only 1 rule (for now). Please post topics that are relevant to Arang. Don't post arbitrary information, such as weekend plans, jokes (unless it has biblical meaning), complaints/criticism about other people. In doubt, please discuss it with somebody first.

That's it! You'll be ready to roll then!

If this is your first time on this blog, please leave a note (that is, comment). Tell us how you're doing and what you're doing at the moment.


See you later. You're loved.