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I had always thought I was a failure and a mistake. Diagnosed with Graves’ disease at the age of 15, I started hating life when I had to take medicine and go for blood tests regularly, unlike my...
Planning for our wedding and searching for a house in the midst of COVID-19 has been extremely stressful. We initially planned for a large-scale church and banquet wedding. However, we were worried...
It has been about 241 days since I’ve started working from home. I don’t know about you, but I started off pretty determined and motivated. I would wake up at 8am and be fresh and ready for work...
While COVID-19 has disrupted the way we do church, it is a good practice drill for us to prepare for the possibility that one day, we might no longer be able to gather in large congregations. After...
This International Day of Sign Languages, we chat with a young adult who has been supporting the deaf community for the last 9 years. Serving with Wesley Methodist Church’s Ministry of the...
I developed a love for reading in primary 5. It started with innocent children’s books, before I turned to magic and fantasy. Then I read this goth novel in primary 6 that became the catalyst...
2018-2019 were the two most arduous years of my life. It began when I was studying in my dream school. Like most of my peers that went to junior college (JC), I picked this route because it seemed...
When you hear the term “mental illness”, what’s the first image that pops into your mind? For nearly half the participants in a 2017 study, this prompt conjured up negative impressions of...
Your church may have restarted physical gatherings or may soon be about to. With some churches already a few weeks into this uncomfortable experience – no singing, mask-wearing, spaced-out seating...