Wednesday, August 26

It has been a busy first 2 weeks of school. Out of my curriculum time during the past 2 weeks, i have been busy catching up with friends. Could be because I was ‘deprived’ of a holiday break during the RAG season and this period was lk my own holiday break. Nevertheless, with school work kicking in, the transition out of my break has to be made.

Even as the new academic year started, I felt God leading me into a new phase. I’ve moved out of hall and stepping down from Science club commitments. At the same time, new things/changes are occurring. We had the approvals to carry out activities for the foreign students and we’re planning a few activities over the next 2 months, including BBQ, a food race and mid-autumn celebrations. To me it’ll be a new learning opportunity. I’ve always wanted to do something for the foreigners esp the PRCs since the Shenyang trip a few years back. I believe through these series of activities that we’re carrying out, God will place in me a heart for them, to understand them better and to learn how to engage them. I pray that my heart can be soften so that this learning can be inspired by God and that indeed there can be effective engagement when I choose to make myself available to serve.

Next event which will keep me busy will be the dance ministry (which has since officially changed its name to ministry of dance). Looking forward to the upcoming events for the rest of this year, such a dance recital in Oct and Christmas service. Additional practices are starting for the dance recital. There was a sharing yesterday by Pastor Paul on the ministry with regards to the vision and mission. Just as how the vision says, we dance to the glory of God and to inspire others. It was a reminder for me to see the ministry in the right perspective and to be an engaged dancer for God.


I’m excited over what I can learn through the rest of the year as God leads me into this new phase and I definitely want to be found walking in His journey for me. That’s one of the prayers I have.

jel; 3:35 pm