Transformed by the love of Christ

Boarders from Oldham Hall Barker Road Methodist Church (BRMC) is unique among churches in Singapore—it originated in a school music room, where 12 boys from The Anglo-Chinese School (ACS) started…

Easter Alleluia

Many of us would be in the midst of our Lenten journey for this year. This journey varies from one person to another, depending on the discipline each has chosen…

Running the extra mile

Dr Tan is running 200 kilometres to raise $200k for HCA, as well as in loving memory of his late brother-in-law (top right, in blue). I had always thought that…

Forced exit

In 2008, Khaw Boon Wan, who was then Minister for Health, made a number of cryptic statements to the local press about the possible legalisation of euthanasia in Singapore.1 Responding…

Caring for the caregivers

When loved ones are struck by serious illnesses and opt for home care, immense pressure falls on informal caregivers, be they spouses, children or domestic helpers. Although many caregivers hope…

Why does God pursue us?

The underlying truth behind all spiritual disciplines and missionary endeavours is that God is the Divine Seeker. We seek God only because He has first sought us. At the end…

Before I die, I want to…

Replica of an empty tomb in Israel. “I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me, though he die, yet shall he live.” (Jn 11:25) Death comes to…

Solid Ground

Tamar Village staff (with glasses) and individuals from their Restoration Centre serve coffee at a wedding reception. Tamar Village was founded in 2010 by two women in their fifties. As…

The Heart of the Matter

Commemorative plaque at Aldersgate Street in London, United Kingdom. In the spring of 1738, John Wesley had a life-transforming experience. An Anglican priest, he earnestly sought a holy life. As…

Making room

Tia Li Li (standing, third from right) and Tan Hock Lye (seated) with their family. “You don’t need a big house. You just need a big heart.” So says foster…

Faith working through love

One of the predilections of moderns like us—our habit of mind, if you will—is to put asunder the things that belong together and should be conjoined. A striking example is…

The Significance of Lent

Lent—or Lententide—extends over a 46-day period beginning on Ash Wednesday and ending on the eve of Easter. The word Lent probably comes from the Anglo-Saxon lencten, meaning spring, and the…
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