Cheryl Seow, a seasoned legal professional with two decades of experience, paused her career to focus on raising her adolescent daughters. She shares her journey of faith and family in this season of her life.
How can we view wealth and possessions through the Christian lens? In this part of Everyday Christianity: Faith@Work, Aw Choon Hui, Deputy CEO of a financial advisory firm, shares why investing is beyond accumulating wealth for economic gain alone for ourselves and our families.
Children from Wesley Children’s Ministry caught a glimpse of Jesus’ journey from entering Jerusalem to His crucifixion at the Stations of the Cross on Easter Sunday.
Wesleyans reflect on Christ’s last earthly journey at Journey to the Cross – a contemplative, moving and multisensory Lent event.
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Have you ever wondered what motivates someone to work in full-time Christian ministry? In this part of Everyday Christianity: Faith@Work, Stephen Chia shares his reasons for choosing this path.
In this issue of Everyday Christianity: Faith@Work, Dr Lennard Chan shares with us how his training, knowledge and experience as a doctor shapes his view of the gospel.
In this second issue of Everyday Christianity: Faith@Work, we find out how God is viewed and experienced through the lens and life of Vincent Hong, an engineer.
How can our faith shape or influence our work? Wesley TIDINGS is kicking off 2024 with a new Q&A series ‘Everyday Christianity: Faith@Work’ on how ordinary Wesleyans can live out their faith in the workplace. The first interview for this series is with Jody Koh, who uses her God given talent in sewing to run a dressmaking business.
Remembering faithful servants of Christ: Mrs Gnanasundram Thevathasan and Dr Oliver Seet. Motivated by the love of Christ to serve others, our beloved sister and brother will be dearly missed.
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Han Hongli was slashed by her ex-husband in broad daylight in April 2022 and almost lost her life. Through it all, she has experienced God’s life-transforming love and grace, and her daughter came to accept Christ. Read how Han Hongli and her daughter struggled with forgiveness and eventually discovered what it means to forgive the inexcusable because God has forgiven the inexcusable in us.
The oldest Methodist church in Singapore, Wesley Methodist Church, celebrates its 137th Anniversary with a special combined service today, 20 February 2022. In recognition of the church’s contributions in the fields of missions and education, the governor of Singapore then,
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