The Singapore haze and elections

The annual haze from fires in Sumatera, Indonesia has been blown here by the south westerly monsoon winds. The density increased over the days. These are also the days that political parties have been out campaigning for the elections. The polling took place today. However the haze was at its worse yesterday, or more strictly […]

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Voting responsibly and wisely as a Christian

I read a balanced article by Dr Daniel Koh Kah Soon,  a lecturer of Trinity Theological College.  I got permission from him to share it on this blog. We may not agree with his conclusion and how he will vote, but what he wrote will help to remove unrealistic expectations, clarify our hopes and criteria, […]

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Happy Teachers’ Day

One teacher changed my name from Kenneth to Kenny when I was in Primary 1. My parents did not protest and neither did I. Her name was Miss Pat, an Eurasian. One caned me on the backside. His name was Mr Tan, a Maths teacher. The form teacher was out. The class was noisy. He […]

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Blogpastor upgraded

My friend Vee San had successfully completed her PhD in Engineering under a scholarship and has opted to take up a research appointment in a hospital in London. She has a keen interest in theology too so we can connect even though she is my daughter’s age. We had lunch and later she asked if […]

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Emotionally Healthy Spirituality(EHS): the wrpf journey

EHS: what is it all about? It was three years ago in 2012 that our EHS journey began. Our signed up for the EHS conference held in Bethesda Bedok Tampines Church. Peter and Geri Scazzero were there to teach at the conference. Peter taught clearly about and important need in most churches: the need for […]

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