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I’ve always been a private person. Even in my pursuit ofĀ meaningful conversations, I avoid volunteering personal detailsĀ about my life by being the one asking the questions. The prospect of...
After spending my early 20sĀ helping to rebuild my churchās youth ministry from a dwindling group of 15 jaded young people to a healthy, growing community of more than 80 believers, I was certain...
The recent incident involving the imam who was fined $4,000 for making a supplication during a Friday prayer, āGrant us help against the Jews and the Christiansā, is a reminder of the strict...
Upbeat ęåęåęåä½ Chinese New Year songs quickly displaced Christmas jingles. The crowd moved from Orchard Road to Chinatown, from the neon signs along our famed shopping stretch to red...
When the cycle of Chinese New Year spins to a start, most of us donāt think twice about what weāll be doing over the long weekend. There will be the expected reunion dinner, the visits to...
Chinese New Year, in the recent few years, has become a season of poignant reflection for me. It was during Chinese New Year that I saw my grandmother and grandfather for the last time, in 2011 and...
China. A country which three-quarters of SingaporeansĀ have blood links to. Iām a third-generation Chinese immigrant. My grandfather on my mother’s side was the first to make the long trip...
Despite being in a church that is heavily invested in the Great Commission,Ā I struggled with reaching outĀ to those who don’t yet know Jesus. It always felt awkward and random to slot Jesus...