SOW 2020
New Hope, New Strength
by Melodi Ng, 28 years old I am an only child born to my parents who tried really hard to conceive and had me in their late 30s. I lived
February 24, 2020
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by Melodi Ng, 28 years old I am an only child born to my parents who tried really hard to conceive and had me in their late 30s. I lived
by Vivien Mak (above photo, middle), 19 years old Before coming to the School of Witness, I was contented with life. I didn’t discern about coming to SOW or made
by Micaela Arriola, 23 years old Coming into the School of Witness, I felt excited. I had left the church in 2014, and by God’s grace I began my journey
by Gillian Koh, 24 years old I am a cradle catholic and I come from a unique family. My biological family includes my dad and three older sisters. My mother
by Celeste Cordeiro (above photo, right), 27 years old I am the oldest child with 2 younger brothers. Being the eldest, I felt responsible to be a good example for
by Aaron Ching, 27 years old Before coming to the School of Witness, I always sought validation from others. This is especially so at work where I sought to gain
by Maxine Ho, 19 years old I grew up in a family of six kids, with very loving parents. I would say my parents are good Catholics – go for
by Fergus Phua (above photo, middle), 27 years old I am a cradle catholic, and born into a family of four. When I was 12 years old, my parents got
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 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