Koh Choon Chye, a restaurateur and father, navigates life’s challenges, including the loss of a child, through his strong faith. His belief in God provides resilience and guides his leadership. Raised in a family that worshipped idols, he found Christianity as a boy and later comfort in Wesley Methodist Church during his challenging times.
Amos and Ade, who faced flight SQ321’s turbulence, share that enduring life’s upheavals requires faith in God’s plan. They felt God’s presence during the ordeal, affirming their belief in His sovereignty and the value of trusting Him through life’s turbulent moments, supported by the love of family and friends.
The Wesley Youth Centre, supported by the Wesley Methodist Church, used storytelling to teach children aged 4-12 about God’s Word. In the first quarter of 2024, the OWL Reading volunteers developed a programme using five parables, making lessons engaging and relevant. The programme, running from March to May, sparked interest and encouraged positive thoughts and actions.
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Apostle Paul bridged cultural gaps to spread God’s message. This principle, applicable to cross-cultural missions, suggests we can also be God’s bridge in our communities, like in Singapore, by adapting to local cultures, and presenting the Gospel message in their context.
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