In the Geylang district of Singapore, Jesus followers are reaching out to those who don't know Christ and inviting them into the family.
"Jesus loved deeply, even His worst enemies. He was betrayed, He was trialled unfairly, He was mocked and flogged and He was crucified, culminating in an unjust, brutal death," shares See Keen. "Yet He stayed true to His core, to love others beyond all cost."
Over the past two years, more than 50 teams from Bedok Methodist Church in Singapore have gone on short-term mission trips through the church’s Missions Release mobilisation initiative. The church has not looked back since.
International Director Emeritus Lawrence Tong shares his thoughts on how we can prepare the next generation to be leaders.
Leaders like to talk about personality types....leadership depends on how a leader plans his or her succession plans
Blessed are the peacemakers for they will be called sons of God
Focus on giving generously and leave the rest to God.
The pace, pressure and complexity of life intensifies over time. We need to set aside time with God.
The OM team in Singapore saw seeds of hope take root in two men's lives.
The celebration of Lunar New Year, also known as Chinese New Year (CNY), starts with a ‘reunion dinner,’ where every family member returns home to share the final meal of the year together. However, OM in Singapore has some friends who are unable to do so — they work in the red-light district, and many are estranged from their families. This year the OM team invited these friends for reunion meals with them.
Initially hesitating to join the mission field due to a good career and comfort, Flora found unexpected blessings as she stepped out in faith to serve God.
Janice and William believe that the mission field is all around them — whether that be on a ship, in a foreign country or at home.