Ears were glued to the words that spilled effortlessly out of the mouth of our sister, as she shares her stories and the work that she is doing. A dear sister who serves in a nation ridden with risk and violence. In that quiet room of focused attention, off went a melody that sounded like an alarm from a handphone. Our sister smiled and said “Oh sorry, i think that’s my alarm. I set it at 8.20pm each day to remind me to call in to our security person to report safety, so he k

It was a really quick two months at Indonesia. I’ve grown and learnt so much more than I thought I would. We all have pre-conceived notions on what mission trips are supposed to be like. Or volunteering, or volun-tourism, or how an NGO should work. But things seldom unfold according to your pre-conceived notions. Many more things you wouldn’t expect might just pop up. I used to think that missions is about the number of people you brought to Christ. It is the amount of financ

For Randy, how we use our resources to further God’s kingdom is something that we need to think about more carefully. This and other insights were what he shared upon his return from a vision trip to the Middle East. Randy is an undergraduate who recently spent his term break in a huge city in the Middle East. It was a two-month cultural immersion during which he stayed with a local family of believers Randy migrated to Singapore since young with his family. He desires to see

This is the story of Linus. He enrolled for a community development (CD) organization’s pre-school program in 2015 at the age of 6. When Jane (one of the CD Organisation’s team members) saw him for the first time, she said he looked pale and had yellowish skin. Linus would often complain of pain in his body. A month before Linus was admitted into hospital, he had an infection at his neck – a huge ulcer oozing out blood. After that, he had not gone to school for 3 weeks. One m