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Trinity Methodist Church was the place we chose for our moral studies assignment. The reason we chose Trinity Methodist Church because we wanted to do some community work in order to help the society. Besides, our transport problem was deal with as the Church provided a van to fetch us there. Trinity Methodist Church act like a home for us. We felt very happy and blessed. We even helped to wash some of the church’s vehicles. Hence, activities and game are also prepared by us for the Sunday class. Those children are just so friendly --- they love to smile. We used up 2 days to finish the activities which were on Saturday and Sunday. On Saturday, time needed was 3 hours. We started our interview with Rev. Dr. Lau at 9am.We gathered some information about the church from the church library. After that, we did some car washing at 10:00 am.Therefore, we ended our Saturday activities at 12:00 pm. On Sunday, we reached church at 8:00 am.Then, we joined their Sunday class with little kids. It took 3 hours to finish the games for them to play. Everything goes smoothly. And so, these activities ended at 11:00 am with lots of laughter and joy.
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1. Eraser 6(packet) RM2.00 RM12.00
2. Rubber band 1(packet) RM1.50 RM1.50
3. Sweets 2(packet) RM3.50 RM7.00
4. Keychain 10 RM3.00 RM30.00
5. Straw 1 RM1.50 RM1.50
6. Mixed Nuts 1 RM9.60 RM9.60
7. Danhua Cake 1 RM1.80 RM1.80
8. Taxi fares RM30.00 RM30.00 RM93.40

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Group Introduction
4-5

History of Trinity Methodist Church
6

Group Activities
7-8

Conclusion
9

Photos
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Group Introduction
Our group was formed in the first tutorial class, which was on the 8th January 2013. Our group is made up of four members. They are Ronald Kueh Chunyen (4313178), Goh Wei Wen(4313194), Sim Chee Mui(4313321), Erich Hii Lee Sieng ( 4312899). That day, all of us gathered

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