RAISING UP A GENERATION FOR CHRIST
“May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that you may abound in hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.” (Romans 15:13)
The School of Witness is an 8-week live-in discipleship school* that aims to provide an environment of faith in which young people can encounter Jesus Christ more deeply and be encouraged to grow in the awareness of who God is and who they are in Him.
In this ongoing pandemic, we are convicted that we are called to proclaim our confidence in the God of Hope! We can abound in hope because we believe He is still God, He is still good, He is still faithful.
The 2022 School runs from 10 January – 5 March 2022 and is open to all Catholic young people in the Archdiocese from 18-30 years old.
Registration closes on 10 December 2021.
*The School will be run in accordance to COVID-19 guidelines as advised by MCCY. Please note that the School will be run as a fully vaccinated school.
In conjunction with the Archdiocese’s Catholic200SG celebrations, we are sharing 200 stories of faith from our young people. What better way to celebrate the reason for our faith than through thanksgiving? Look out for #OYP200FOR200 on our socials, and read on for more!
by Basil Lee (right) Hi, my name is Basil, I am 21 this year and I have just completed my National Service. I am a
By Nicole Therese Lim, SMU Being Catholic is an every-day decision that I make because I love God. This decision is not made easily, and
By Timothy Cutter, NUS Catholic Students Society Hi guys, I’m Timothy, a NUS year 3 medical student and today I’ll be sharing on my leadership
“It is not by our own strength, but through God’s that we can show His love to others. When you find it a challenge, a possible way to re-centre in Christ would be to first focus on being a conduit for God’s love to flow and act through you. Love is a gift, a gift from God. Wear His love and be the true meaning of Christ to the world!.” - Karina Wong
What does loving like Jesus look like in the everyday? Read on for more.
by Anita Zidar In his letters to the Church of Corinth, St Paul wrote, “Just as a body, though one, has many parts, but all
by Bryan Francisco While I was growing up, hope was seen as something that I felt (without any real certainty) that my desired outcome would
by Karina Wong “I give you a new commandment: love one another. Just as I have loved you, so you should also love one another.
