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Presidents’ Greetings 2026

Annual Conference Presidents
(left) Rev Saravana Kumar; (center) Rev Dr Lek Yong Teck; (right) Rev Reuben Ng
Rev Saravana Kumar

Rev Saravana Kumar
President, Emmanuel Tamil Annual Conference

As we step into a new year, we are reminded that though the path ahead may hold uncertainties, the promises of our Almighty God remain steadfast and true.

Isaiah 41:10 (NIV) says, “So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.” God himself walks beside us, offering strength when we feel weak and courage when we face challenges. His righteous hand sustains us, giving us confidence to move forward with faith.

Let us embrace this new season with hearts anchored in God’s promises, trusting that his presence will guide, comfort and empower us on every step of the journey.

Rev Dr Lek Yong Teck
Rev Dr Lek Yong Teck

Rev Dr Lek Yong Teck
President, Chinese Annual Conference

“Time waits for no man” is often heard as a year begins or ends. People respond in two ways: rushing through life in a relentless “rat race” or letting time pass, knowing we cannot slow it, sometimes living with quiet nonchalance.

Scripture calls us to a wiser path. Ephesians 5:15-16 urges us to walk carefully and make the most of our time. This does not mean crowding our schedules or multitasking endlessly. Instead, it means discerning what truly matters. John 15:16 reminds us that God chose us to bear lasting fruit. Tasks that lead to eternal fruit are worthy of our time.

In 2026, let us redeem our time by making disciples— cultivating relationships, planting God’s presence and trusting him for lasting fruit.

Rev Reuben Ng
Rev Reuben Ng

Rev Reuben Ng
President, Trinity Annual Conference

A new chapter begins in 2026. God is on the move, and he invites us to move with him. This year, he blesses us anew with countless opportunities to be a blessing. If our hearts stay open, we will see them everywhere, often wrapped in ordinary moments. These are quiet invitations to bless others as he has blessed us.

My prayer is that we embrace this year with faith and courage. By his grace, may every interaction become a divine appointment. May we be the hands and feet of Jesus to a world longing for hope.

Let’s make 2026 our most meaningful and impactful year yet.

Blessed 2026!

Photos courtesy of Emmanuel Tamil Annual Conference, Chinese Annual Conference and Faith Methodist Church

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