By Michael Yong Matthew 12:20-21, ESV“A bruised reed he will not break,and a smouldering wick he will not quench,until he brings justice to victory;and in his name the Gentiles will hope.” Jesus was aware of the threat to His life […]
By Yong Soo Li In God’s timely arrangement, three teams took their first steps to reach a group of young people often marginalised in society. It began in 2021. Joey Tay, a Poly Ministry staff, met a few students with […]
By Amanda Ang During an enrichment program run by Preteens Ministry earlier this year, I led a small group and spent time with a 12-year-old boy with mild autism. He was gentle and quiet, and preferred to draw or read. […]
Tan Yan Ren, 35, a School Health Project Manager, is an active working volunteer with the Poly Ministry. How did you know SYFC? A secondary school friend and ex-volunteer Jeremiah Du invited me to a Poly Ministry event in 2007. […]
By Michael Yong Isaiah 54:16-17a (Expanded Bible)“See, I made the blacksmith.He fans the fire to make it hotter,and he makes the kind of tool he wants.In the same way I have made the destroyer to destroy.So no weapon that is […]
A Conversation with Joyce Peh and Titus Wong Among SYFC staffworkers are baby boomers, Gen X, Millennials and Gen Z. Some are more ready to embrace technology while some struggle to just keep up. How can we harness technology, particularly […]
By Lionel Chan One day in 2024, a co-worker from our Bible House office texted to inform me that a man was looking for me there. She got his number, so I called. I found out that this man “DA” […]
Timothy Leong first came to a SJM event and attended a few LIFE group (LG) sessions as a student in 2011 before the demands of canoeing, his co-curriculum activity, took over. Currently, at 27 years of age, he is training […]
By Lim Chien Chong I’m often intrigued by the exquisite works of very skilled craftsmen. Although many crafts are being created, yet each piece is hand-made individually and unique. What is even more amazing is that the materials used are […]
By Joel Choong Few venture to reach non-Christian creative youth. A small number enter creative and arts education, hence the smaller cohorts of students. The aloof perception of the creative person does not help; eccentric, quirky, free, and independent are […]
