Saved on September 11
I was given a second chance By M.K.Tong September 11 2001 is a date etched in my memory. It was a Tuesday morning when I was working on a business project for a banking consortium in the head office in… Continue Reading
TESTIMONIES
Why I want to be baptised
Background You may think that not eating my lunch isn’t such a big deal, but when you have ham sandwiches every single lunch for the past year and counting, you obviously want some variety. So I threw my sandwiches away… Continue Reading
Re-affirmed: Baptismal Vows Anniversary
An unusual experience with photographic proof By Ben Chua One year ago today, I re-affirmed my baptismal vows. I was christened[1]Infant baptism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infant_baptism as a baby and confirmed[2]Confirmation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infant_baptism#Confirmation at the age of thirteen, so I suppose you could say this was… Continue Reading
Continuing to be Sustained
Committing to walk in obedience through baptism By Angie Tong Growing up in a non-Christian home I did not know anything about God. When I was 20, my colleague invited me to the Billy Graham crusade where I was moved… Continue Reading
A Life changing decision in Perth
Returning home with new purpose and meaning By Cyrus Liu I knew nothing about Christ prior to moving from China to Australia for my studies in 2005. In the first week of my arrival in Perth, I was invited by… Continue Reading
Maureen Gan’s Story
Fulfilling a childhood desire By Lim Ai Leng Tek and I visited Melaka our hometown in May this year and attended our old church Wesley Methodist Church on a Sunday where we met many old friends. We were happily surprised… Continue Reading
Manna in the Desert of Magazine Publishing
“Sometimes I want to give up, said Linat Tiv of Cambodia. “I complain to God like Moses, but every time God provides.” At our LittWorld 2015 conference, Linat described her desert journey in magazine publishing. The petite 35-year-old mother of… Continue Reading
A Father’s Choice
1924 Eric Liddell was immortalized in the film “Chariots of Fire” on his uncompromising stand on his Christian principle of not running on a Sunday. Olympian Bill Havens made a similar stand. He was faced with a difficult decision of going to Paris with the team or staying at home to be with his wife who was expecting their first baby. Continue Reading
I call him DAD
Adios*, till we meet again Dear Dad
Twenty one years ago on 15 June, 1995 my dad left on his final journey because he obtained his visa just in time Jesus Christ who forgave him his sins and made him fit for heaven. Continue Reading
