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Culture

Full-time under 30: This is also the real world

Christopher Chng is a 27-year-old Youth Worker at a local Methodist Church. Prior to his entry into full-time ministry, he was part of a discipleship training programme with missions organisation...

Relationships

How will you spend yourself this year?

If you haven’t heard it enough, welcome to 2018. I hope it’s been a good first few days for you. There’s a fixed “budget” when it comes to days:Ā We have only 365 each...

Faith

I’m tired of missions, should I keep going back?

This December, IĀ spent a week in a rural town on a mission trip. As I wasn’t able to make the trip last year, I made an intentional commitment toĀ goĀ this year.Ā I was eager to catch up from...

Faith

Freely my father gave, even after he lost his job

From a young age, giving was always inculcated in our family. My dad would give my siblings and I aĀ $1 coin each to put into the offering bag at Sunday school in Church. Every time we went to a...

Great gifts need no price tags

Christmas is coming and we all know what that means: Extensive and expensive shopping lists. Somehow, giving has become synonymous with spending money, and gifts are almost becoming more of an...

Faith

It takes a miracle to feed a whole village ā€“ and we did

There’s a good chanceĀ you’ve heard of the story about how GodĀ multiplied five loaves and two fish toĀ feed 5000 people (John 6:1-14). If you haven’t, it goes something like this:...

Faith

An arts festival with purpose: Make room for the displaced this Christmas

Places are significant. Whether it be an actual physical space like our homes, a seat at the dinner table, or something less tangible like having a place in someoneā€™s heart, we all appreciate it...

Faith

Not just a passer-by: Taking time for tissue paper sellers

Having walked the same route from the MRT station to the bus interchange countless times, I knew the drill: Avoid colliding into others, stay glued to my smartphone, flash a polite butĀ firm smile to...

Faith

Running for HOME: The race for social justice for domestic workers

It all started after graduation this year, when my good friend Isabel and I decided to courageously fly ourselves to Tiruchirappalli, India, to visit our migrant worker friends back in their own...