Life to the Full
by Melissa Lee (above image, middle), 25 years old “Let God tend to others first. I’m feeling okay. I can deal with it later.” These thoughts were on my mind
by Melissa Lee (above image, middle), 25 years old “Let God tend to others first. I’m feeling okay. I can deal with it later.” These thoughts were on my mind
by Nicole Lim, 19 years old When I was young, I was a very friendly child. However, an incident that occurred caused me to recoil into a shell of timidity.
by Joelle Tan (above photo, left), 21 years old I come from a family of six and I am the third child. Before attending the School of Witness (SOW), I
by Melissa Foo, 25 years old For most of my life, I struggled with loving and believing in myself. I constantly sought validation and affirmation from others, which stemmed from
by Justin Quah, 19 years old My life before the School of Witness (SOW) was not Christ-like. I did not go to church, I was not involved in community and
by Clarice Lee Before coming into the school, I did not have a good image of God. I saw God as one who abandoned as I could not feel his
by Walter Seow, 27 years old I grew up in a very strict environment. I know that my mom has always loved me unconditionally, but because of her own wounds,
by Shelby D’Souza I am a cradle catholic and my parents are Sunday mass goers. To me, life in Christ consisted of attending mass and saying the rosary. In addition,
by Patricia Choo I come from a family of six. I have an older sister and 2 younger brothers. While growing up, I do not recall my dad being very
by Sabrina Lee Before attending School of Witness, I was active in my parish and university Catholic community. People would tell me that I am warm and approachable and I
by Peter Wong (right) In my family, I am the youngest of three children, and both my parents and sisters are active in church, so I followed suit. I thought
by Benedict Chan I grew up with four siblings, my parents, my grandma and a helper. So being the fourth out of five children, seeking attention and finding affection was
“Inadequate”, “Radical” and “Scary”. These were some emotions and words that first come to mind when I think of evangelization. And when I thought of people who evangelize, I pictured