By Chelsea Kang, Lighthouse (Working Adults Community) With this freedom He has won for me, I am also learning to wholeheartedly believe that God’s plans for me are good –
By Leonard Low, Living Ark (Working Adults Community) My name is Leonard and I come from a Catholic family of 5. Having been through 10 years of Catholic education
By Joshua Ng, SMU, 25 “Very truly I tell you, when you were younger you dressed yourself and went where you wanted; but when you are old you will stretch
By Winifred Choo Summary Before encountering Christ, I was insecure in my identity; I was what everyone needed me to be. However, in 2019 after being crushed by the weight of
Today I can proclaim that Jesus is Lord. Yet it would’ve been unspeakable before I had entered university. I am a cradle Catholic but I had left the church when
By Genevieve Especkerman, Illustration by Chloe Yong Hi! My name is Genevieve, and I am 26 years old this year. I would consider myself a fresh-ish working adult, 1 year
By Natasha Weers, Illustrated by Samantha Fuentes In 201 9, I flew to Edinburgh to start my University adventure. It was bittersweet leaving behind people I hold very dear to my
Hi, I’m Edwin. I’m a final year Psychology student at NUS, and my testimony is about how God has worked in growing my faith. I only returned back to faith
By Rayshawn Patrick My name is Rayshawn. I am 19 this year and I grew up in a family of 5. Growing up, I was constantly told that I was
By Natasha Lye, Video by Francine Ho & Kathleen Utojo | See full video here Growing up, I feared being unseen and forgotten. I spent my secondary school years trying to
By Samantha Tham, images curated by Angelica Goh “But while he was still a long way off, his father saw him and was filled with compassion for him; he ran
Hi there! My name is Melissa and I’m 26 this year. I was born a Catholic, raised as one, but only really had my first encounter with God a few
By Rebekah Broughton Safe & Loved, Illustration by Kathleen Utojo My name is Rebekah and I’m 29 this year. I’m part of a working adult community in OYP called “Living
By Hannah Yeo, NUS Illustration by Vanessa Setiawan Before stepping up to serve as coordinator, I was excited but also nervous at what this role of service entailed. The excitement
By Natasha Wong, 24 COVID19 certainly has been challenging time for each of us. It is as if life threw a curveball into our plans, a spanner in the works
By Johannes Tjendro (Hans) An experience of Confession immediately after committing a grave sin broke my self-sufficiency and showed me God’s radical and tender love. The COVID-19 lockdown that followed
By Shaun Choo, 21, RCIY | View the full video here 🙂 Before I came to know Jesus, I was a man who believed heavily in the pleasures of the
By Ryan Leong, NUS Student For a long time, one of my biggest struggles in my faith was just a deafening silence whenever I prayed, despite what I had felt
By Karina Wong, Fig Tree (Working Adults Community) “Seek ye first the Kingdom of God And His righteousness And all these things shall be added unto you Allelu Alleluia. Ask
By Zachary Quek, Singapore Polytechnic SP Community, Zachary Quek in the middle row (blue shirt) Before I joined the Catholic community community in SP, I was focused on being perfect