Her Voice

Written by Loke Poi Ching “Do not conform to the pattern of this world but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” (Romans 12:2)  When I was younger, life often felt like a relentless treadmill. My days were shaped by deadlines, financial responsibilities, work targets, and the constant pressure to keep moving. Like many people, I had […]

Written by Loke Poi Ching I recently stepped into my mid-60s, and if I’m being completely honest, I’ve decided I’m liking this season of life! For years, I wondered what ‘ageing with grace’ actually looked like. Now that I’m here, I’m realising it’s less about looking ‘picture-perfect’ and more about enjoying the quiet contentment God

Written by Annabelle Yau “If you do it alone, you will always do it alone.”  The quote comes from Justin Whitmel Earley, in his book “Habits of the Household: Practicing the Story of God in Everyday Family Rhythms”. The original context is derived from the idea that as parents, if we never invite our children into the

By Shiori Murayama A recent visit to a farm in Janda Baik offered an unexpected reflection on life. The farm owner explained that sustainable and successful farming begins with understanding the soil. In Malaysia, much of the land is clay-heavy, making it difficult to grow nutritious crops unless the soil is carefully nurtured. If the foundation is

Written by Kaitlyn Tan From 26 May to 2 June 2026, a team of brethren from Singapore and Malaysia made their way to the Banaoang Church of Christ in Mangaldan, Pangasinan, for a week-long mission trip. For some, it was a return to familiar faces and a beloved congregation. For others (like me!), it was

By Sis. Loke Poi Ching God’s sacrificial love not only saves us, but shapes how we live, love, and respond to others. Ephesians 4:31-32 “Let all bitterness, wrath, anger, clamor, and evil speaking be put away from you, with all malice. And be kind to one another, tender-hearted, forgiving one another, even as God in

By Sis. Annabelle Yau My friend once told me about her five-year-old son, who took nearly two hours to get a sip of water. It was nighttime, and everyone was upstairs getting ready for bed, but the kitchen was downstairs, and it was dark and scary. Despite many efforts of coaxing and encouragement, each time

Written by Kylene Wee I did not learn compassion all at once. It was a value woven quietly into my upbringing, taught repeatedly through family, and reinforced through lived experience. In particular, it was shaped by brethren who chose patience when I was distant, gentleness when I was guarded and forgiveness when I felt least deserving of

Written By Annabelle Yau I was sitting alone in my apartment in Singapore. It had been a long, discouraging day after school. But in front of me was a bowl of warmed-up chicken soup and a plate of reheated heart-shaped waffles, and looking at them, I smiled — because I remembered I wasn’t alone.  A sister in

Written by Kylene Wee. Before I continue, I must admit, starting my own business was the last thing on my mind. If you asked anyone to describe me, they’d probably laugh and say, “No way — you could never!”  I was never the type to plan five years ahead or chase big entrepreneurial dreams.  So what made me want to start