Written by Kaitlyn Tan As I look toward the new year, I can’t help but reflect on the past one. God has so abundantly showered me with His blessings and cared for me — from the gift of staying healthy, the privilege of attending university, the joy of travelling with family and brethren, the blessing […]
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Written by Kylene Wee It has been over a year since I was baptised. When I think about faith, I often recall the “big moments” as worship services, prayer gatherings, church events that leave me deeply moved. I’ve also learned that faith is lived in the in-betweens too: the morning commute, preparing meals, getting ready
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Written by Annabelle Yau Dear you, Happy New Year! Welcome to 2026! I hope that 2025 has treated you well. Like all years, it likely brought both joys and challenges – moments of growth and learning. My prayer is that 2025 has prepared you for who you need to be in 2026, both to the
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Written by Nathanael Goh When I was younger in the faith, especially in my early days, I often received encouragement from senior brethren whenever I served the church even when I felt I could have done better. I still remember doing scripture reading shortly after my baptism, and it was done through teary eyes and
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Written by Nathanael Goh In 2025, the Youth Ministry organised five Youth Fellowships under the theme “Building a Faith-Centric Life.” With one clear objective in mind, we set out to help our youth learn how to prioritise God and place Him at the centre of their decisions. Each session built on the one before it,
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Written by Nathanael Goh As we wrapped up the year, a group of youths from different congregations made our way to Malacca for our final youth trip of 2025. This wasn’t just another visit to another congregation. It was intentionally planned as a time to slow down, reflect, and reset especially after a long and
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Written by Lim Chan Khoon (KKCOC Elder) At the close of his second epistle, in 2 Peter 3:18, the apostle Peter gives a final charged to all Christians to grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. The word Grow is translated from the Greek term auxanō which means: to grow,
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