Thursday, May 6, 2010
59th Annual National Day of Prayer is today!
Let us pray for our nation. 59th annual National Day of Prayer is on this Thursday May 6th. Join us in our day of prayer for our nation, the people, and the leaders. God bless our land. "If My people who are called by My name will humble themselves, and pray and
2010 Revival and Thanksgiving Service at OBMBC
"If My people who are called by My name will humble themselves, and pray and seek My face, and turn from their wicked ways, then I wil...l hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin and heal their land." 2 Chronicles 7:14





Our God is great! Many who has come to this event surely been blessed. Young and Mature worshiped in one accord with spiritual songs and messages. O.B.M.B.C.'s thanksgiving moment was delightful when collated together with Revival worship. We give thanks for His wonderful grace that brings us into a cycle of mission. The mission returns home. Oakland First Baptist Church has rich history of home missionaries, Grace and Gorden Sea-Grave who went to Burma during 1900s. The church allocated 50% of annual budget to be used in the Burma mission. Out of that 33% of annual budget of O.F.B.C was actually used for mission works in Burma. We praise God for the beautiful sanctuary and education building to be entrusted in our hands as O.F.B.C. is shifting their ministry direction. We thank God for being entrusted us to be a good stewardship of this ministry. It is so meaningful for us to give thanks as we pray, seek and turn in our revival moment. There were eight churches and organizations participated this event annually. May our hearts be filled with Spirit and remember to pray in humility, seek His face, and turn away from our wicked ways. May God bless everyone who participated in it.
Sunday, April 18, 2010
The Gifts of Love and Dedication for on going ministry

Original 1856 Silver cup to signify our dedication of the ministry.

Holy Bible (KJV) to signify to declare faithfully God's word in this ministry
It was a heart warming and up lifting spirit moment when we had special combine worship service with Oakland First Baptist Church (OFBC) on April 11, 2010. After 150 years of ministry in Oakland city with full of glory and honor, OFBC passing on the on going ministry to our Oakland Burmese Mission Baptist Church was God honoring and trust worthiness involved. We are humbled by OFBC's gifts of love and dedication as we worship and part take of communion in that service. We are insignificant may be, yet the hand of God is moving upon our both congregations that this day is the day that God has ordained. I felt awesomeness and wonder of God's doing. Especially, OFBC was enriched with the history of missionaries who were sent from this church to Burma. The missionaries Grace and Gorden from OFBC were working among ethnic groups like Karen, Mon and Kareni in Burma in late 19 century. Today, the mission has come into full circle as we the Burmese congregation arrive at Oakland. It is a huge responsibility for all of us, yet with joy, we are determined to be a good stewardship of it's building and ministry. May the Lord bless OFBC members and guide them through as they move on to another ministry at Lake shore Baptist Church.
Secret Heart Revealed








The secret heart of Cleo was revealed on April 10th, 2010 at little Theater, Daly City. OBMBC youth and young adults presented the Easter drama titled "Secret Heart." Early Christians at the reign of Roman emperor Nero were persecuted that they were forced to denounce Christ or died with horror. Some of them were burned at stake and children were fed to wild beasts. This is the story of a woman who believed in Christ secretly while she is in the position of Roman authority. Christ's death and resurrection reflect upon this story that whoever believe in Him should not perish but have everlasting life (John.3:16).
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Fist Album "Mee Aing Nge" (Little Lamp) Released
We praise God for His blessing in making of our first album through Youth and Young Adult Fellowship. It's a year long process of composing songs, finding equipments, collaborating with CMF musicians, especially Saw Aung Doo who plays a major role, and making of studio which is also still on progress. When we have first time hearing of the CD album, our hearts feel great about the music. The lyrics may speak to listeners as if someone is talking with you face to face. Last Sunday, we dedicated this album to be blessed and touch lives to everyone who is listening. Thank you everyone who make this album possible. We thank you Saw Aung Doo for his tireless dedication to this album. Thank you all the CMF musicians for your love and support in our music. May God richly bless everyone.
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Helping Hand for Haiti

This Sunday, our worship service will be collecting special offering for the earthquake victims of Haiti. All the families of our church, let us do something for the needs of Haiti.
God is faithful to multiply our offerings as we gave.
Thank you all our leaders for your initiative effort to give generously and working together with the American Baptist National Ministry for this course.
We are also decided to channel some of our resources through our Regional Ministry "Growing Healthy Churches" for the course of lending a helping hand to Haitians. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the surviving victims of this terrible earthquake.
Friday, January 1, 2010
Happy New Year! and New Theme for the OBMBC
3.5% is our Theme for 2010. Let me explain, the planet Earth is covered by three quarters of the boy of waters, we called it sea. The amazing fact is that the sea water contains 3.5% of salt in it. The other 96.5% is purely water by itself. However, when you taste the sea water, you know how much salty it is. Our Lord, Jesus Christ pulls this example so effectively as He compares us, the Christians with the Salt. Jesus said, "You are the salt of the earth." Matthew 5:13. Imagine that if a few percent of salt contains in the sea water can make it salty, then we a few Christians also can be the salt of the Earth to impact the world. Jesus did not suggest that we should be salt of the earth, but He said that we are the salt of the earth. So, we are already the salt. The question is that Do you have saltiness in you? or Have you lost salt flavor in you? The next sentences in Matt.5:13 are that if the salt has lost the flavor, it is unusable and throw away. Our hope and pray is that we all will be salty Christians to influence our surrounding people, to be testimonies for our Lord, to guide and lead people unto Him for their salvation. Let the salt reminds us whenever we taste it in our food and see it or use it in our daily life that we are to be the salt of the Earth. 3.5% is our focus and our theme in our preaching, praying, serving as we go through this year 2010. May you have a blessed New Year as you commit yourselves in the Lord, Jesus Christ.
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