Ng Poh Gee, Karen Liew, Sharon Liew, Matthew Ho

Karen sings to the dying in hospitals and hospices. Her mother Poh Gee befriends the elderly in HDB flats, and her sister ministers through dance. Her son, Matthew plays the violin, ministering to different audiences. God weaves the ties that bind them, across generations, in unexpected and surprising ways, regardless of circumstances and age.

[Published online 10 Dec 2024]

Theresa, cherished wife of the late Ng Kwee Choo, a former civil servant and one who was fervent about sharing the gospel in mission fields far and wide, tells her own story about being convicted for Christ. Now 88 years old, Theresa Ng tells her story of praying unceasingly for her loved ones, living out His Word, and reflects on her love and devotion to Kwee Choo for more than 60 years.

[Published online 10 Dec 2024]

Playing the trumpet 60 years ago saw Indra Raj Jeyaraj serving in the Brass and Wind Ensembles in church - and winning souls. Responding to a call to go beyond the church saw him as a litigator who helped start community hospitals and eldercare centres. More recently, he is actively promoting healthy and graceful aging from his own strenuous exercise regime.

[Published online 12 Nov 2024]

Two storms in life hit Vivien Goh. Her mother’s death left her to be caregiver to her father who had dementia. She took this on while holding a national role, teaching music to students and running the household. Later, she was diagnosed with cancer. She weathered both storms, testifying to God’s strong foundation laid in her life and to His abiding presence.

[Published online 12 Nov 2024]

Edwin Choo recounts his journey from the time he was a young boy who came face to face with the brutal realities of war and personal tragedy. Today at the age of 89, Edwin can only give thanks and glory to the Lord for delivering him from trauma and fear to reassurance, comfort, peace and joy through God-led experiences, answered prayers and the many godly people whom the Lord brought into his life.

[Published online 15 Oct 2024]

From his early days, David always had a sense of God’s guiding hand. Though she passed away when David was just nine, his late mother left an indelible impression on him as she was dedicated to helping others. Now in his eighth decade, David has spent most of his life in helping others - church, community, family. He is determined to serve God wholeheartedly, and to go where he is called, to fulfill God’s purpose for him.

[Published online on 10 Sep 2024]

A quantity surveyor by profession, Wei Lien joined the church full-time and served for 10 years in the late 1970s, 80s. His job was diverse and he was the first one in and last one out of church every day. He looked after back-end logistics, organised evangelistic meetings, applied his professional skills to help with church renovations, and worked the soundboard every Sunday. Providing for his young family on a church salary was tough, but he soon experienced how God practised the ‘just in time’ principle, and they never found themselves wanting.

[Published online on 10 Sep 2024]

In his 14 years as PIC of Wesley Methodist Church, Melvin left his mark especially as a servant leader, preferring the “little things, things that matter, showing kindness and understanding … a spirit of Allelon or one another.” It is this, and the weekly discipline of praying together as a Body that has shaped the very basis of his spiritual leadership that Melvin will be fondly remembered for.

[Published online 13 Aug 2024]

God used the four-decade long season of waiting to equip and build up Loh Hoe Peng for the missions field, as He led him on a journey of obedience, learning, listening and watching. Hoe Peng said: “This journey changed my life from church building in Singapore to church planting in Bolivia, and from armchair missions to actually being in the mission field."

[Published online 16 July 2024]

Pastor Mike’s pastoral career has been shaped by his ‘training’ in the business world and being involved in church ministries as a young Christian. Later on, Pastor Mike also had opportunities to hone both language and pastoral skills during his postings to different churches, to prepare him for the vocation that God had set him apart for.

[Published online 11 Jun 2024]

Tony Ting’s career spans close to five decades. The last 24 years were spent as a church counsellor at Wesley Methodist Church (WMC), before he retired in 2023. It was here at WMC that God used Tony mightily in building up Wesley Counselling Services, one of the most established and sought-after faith-based counselling agencies in Singapore.

[Published online 11 Jun 2024]

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