English For Good

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Stephen Zin Lwin Htun

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Follow the pattern of the sound words

“Follow the pattern of the sound words that you have heard from me, in the faith and love that are in Christ Jesus.”

2 Timothy 1:13 (ESV)

Young people in Today’s world are being misled and misrepresented about the God who reveals himself in His Holy Word, the Bible. This urgent situation necessitates that these young people are well-trained and rooted in biblical doctrine from a young age, enabling them to protect themselves from false teachings when wicked teachers introduce them.


The biggest problem these young people are facing is that false teaching is hard to distinguish from biblical teaching because it uses some portion of the word of God to persuade them.
On the other hand, since these young people are concentrating on school and chasing their dreams, they hardly ever get to study the Bible despite attending Church regularly. So, it is an excellent opportunity for EFG to teach them biblical doctrine using a resource like the Westminster Confession of Faith.


The Westminster Confession of Faith is a significant resource. It deals with important doctrines of the Christian faith, such as the inerrancy of the Word, the person and work of the Holy Trinity, the person and work of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the institution of the church. This Confession, rooted in a sound biblical study by key figures like Samuel Rutherford and John Owen, is a valuable tool for our cause.


Compared to modern works, the Westminster Confession is impressively still valid despite having been written hundreds of years ago. In a world where beliefs can often be distorted or ambiguous, the Confession provides distinctiveness and cohesion. It gives clear instructions on how believers should conduct themselves according to the word of God, who created us.


Therefore, EFG engages young people and introduces them to the WCF to train them in biblical doctrine and enable them to protect themselves from false teachings in today’s world.

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Bible Storytelling Competition

“We will not hide them from their children, but tell to the coming generation the glorious deeds of the Lord, and his might, and the wonders that he has done.”

Psalm 78:4

Young students at EFG have the opportunity to read Bible stories, learn lessons, and choose a story to memorize for the Storytelling Competition.
This program allows us to share the Gospel with non-believer students and teach young Christians the Bible for their spiritual growth. Students not only learn the Bible but also have the chance to practice pronunciation and public speaking skills.
The best student is awarded the first prize based on excellent pronunciation and public speaking performance, resulting from their effort in storytelling.
EFG aims to serve the Lord by endeavouring in evangelism and teaching biblical doctrines mentioned in the Bible, all while teaching English to the students.

Here is the video of Storytelling First Prize Winner.

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The Birth of Jesus Play

“She will bear a son, and you shall call his name Jesus, for he will save his people from their sins.”

Matthew 1:21

During December 2021, EFG utilized the time effectively to share the Gospel in various ways. One of the most significant efforts was a play that played a key role in spreading the message of Jesus’s birth to non-believing students. They had the opportunity to participate in the church program on December 25th, celebrating the birth of Jesus.

Some non-believing students took part in the play and portrayed characters, allowing them to hear and act out the purpose of why the Son of God came to us. The play’s theme conveyed the message that God, the creator of the universe, descended to earth in human form to save those who are spiritually dead and facing eternal damnation.

We are grateful for the godly Christian young students who willingly conveyed the love of God to their classmates from different religious backgrounds. We thank God for His presence with us and for using us for the sake of His name.

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Achieving your dreams with English

“Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men, knowing that from the Lord you will receive the inheritance as your reward. You are serving the Lord Christ.”

Colossians 3:23-24

Today’s English For Good is focused on the importance of English in achieving your goals. English is the language used in many industries for negotiation, trade, and business worldwide.


As Myanmar becomes an international business player, many careers will depend on your ability to read, write, speak, and understand English. These careers include travel, sales, marketing, tourism and hospitality, finance, law, and more. Without English, these industries would not survive, but with better English skills, you can excel.


English For Good offers internationally recognized CEFR certificates upon course completion, allowing you to demonstrate your efforts to future employers. Strong English skills put you at the top of the employer’s list for job selection. Improving your English can also lead to a promotion in your current job, opening up new career and personal opportunities.


English is also the language of academia, and to excel in your studies, you must be able to access and understand English textbooks and media. Lastly, if you enjoy traveling to historic places worldwide, good English is essential. Additionally, if you plan to work overseas, such as in Australia, performing well on your IELTS exams is crucial, and English For Good can assist with that too.


Join the English For Good family and discover how we can help you advance, creating opportunities for your career and personal life. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

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The Value of Time: Your Investments

“Look carefully then how you walk, not as unwise but as wise, making the best use of the time, because the days are evil.”

Ephesians 5:15-16

Today, I’m focussing on the importance of using your time well.
Time is one of those things that keeps marching on. Often, we feel like we don’t have enough time to get everything done. And yet, at other times, we complain that there’s nothing to do.


We all have some spare time, but we don’t always use it wisely. We dream of better lives, but we don’t make the most of our time. How’s your English? Could it improve? I work on improving mine every day, and I make it possible for others to do the same.


If you have time available now, make a commitment to investing into your own life.
It won’t happen overnight, but each day you spend putting one brick upon another is one day closer to building a house. It takes a commitment of desire, determination, and time.Just think of where you could be in 6 months if you were to start something today!


At English For Good, our staff know the value of time. We use it to plan, we use it to learn, and we use it to teach. We take control of time. We don’t waste any of it. Now it’s your turn. Make the most of today and don’t let another minute go to waste. Reach out and let me know how I can help you with that. See you next time.

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Thrive in Challenging Times

“Let the wise hear and increase in learning, and the one who understands obtain guidance.”

Proverbs 1:5 (ESV)

In today’s ever-changing world, making the most of your learning opportunities is more important than ever, especially during challenging times.

Challenging times can mean different things to different people. You may be unwell and unable to leave your home, or it might be unsafe to travel. You may find learning difficult in traditional learning environments, like physically attending school or university. However, circumstances beyond your control do not mean you have no control at all.

Even in tough times, there are countless learning opportunities available to you. At English For Good, we offer a variety of language courses across many levels of English to help you continue your education, no matter where you are.

I encourage you to investigate our courses and reach out to me directly. Together, we can uncover learning opportunities that you may not have considered possible.
At English For Good, our aim is to help build and teach stability, peace, and a passion for seeing others thrive. Whether in challenging times or easier ones, let’s thrive together.