In the months following his father-in-law’s death, Mr Lim Kay Kwong began noticing signs of early-onset Alzheimer’s disease in his wife Betty Pay.
Outreach
Restructuring for the future
Methodist Missions Society (MMS) conducted an Organisational Restructure Exercise to address the issues related to the emerging trends in missiology and alignment of roles according to the arising needs in the mission fields.
“I could have given up on life”: Overcoming chronic and complex issues of debt, marital and parenting woes
At the peak of the pandemic, Sheryl Tan* found her life falling apart. Her taxi driver husband’s income was hard hit by Covid-19, and the couple was chalking up debt to fund their three children through school.
They call me “mama”: Parenting hostelites is part of my job
After overcoming a battle with cancer, and then serving in Faith Methodist Church for three years, I was all set for a new season of service in my life. The Board of Ministry had assigned me to serve in Timor-Leste. But when my husband and I arrived in Timor- Leste in 2020, there was a change of plans.
Feeding friendships
“How many children do you have? Eight?! Wow!”
To grow in love
The Methodist Church in Nepal (MCN) has adopted L.O.V.E. as the acronym representing the key focus areas for MCN churches. L.O.V.E. represents Leadership Development, Organisation Framework, Vibrant Community, and Enduring Ministry.
Breaking bread, breaking barriers
All her life, Mdm Ong Quee Huay, 81, had never celebrated Mother’s Day … until last year.
Breaking the poverty cycle
Mdm Tan Chiew Leng, 52, has been through some rough patches in life. At the age of three, she was placed in a children’s home by her mother, where she stayed till the age of 18.
What do heroes look like?
As Christians, we honour many heroes of the Bible: Noah, Moses, Esther, Rahab, Peter, Mary Magdalene and Paul. We also cherish modern heroes of the faith like Hudson Taylor, William Carey and Corrie ten Boom.
Partially paralysed after a stroke, she raised funds at MWS Empowerun 8 months later
With the help of a walking stick, Mdm Lim Ah Thin, 73, took slow but steady strides on a concrete pathway at Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park.