hi everyone...thanks for reading and keeping me in your prayers!

It's getting tougher and tougher the work here. got my first taste of YARs in their territory(:
yes, tho it wasn't easy, it was very enjoyable. i was so nervous (i kinda i thought it would be tougher), thinking that i have to protect myself, but...nope they are like any ordinary kid, hungry for your attention; just that their means of getting it have been negatively reinforced. it makes me contemplative, in a way, that these kids may not have the chances or opportunities i have had. and like in my john piper devotion http://www.desiringgod.org/ResourceLibrary/onlinebooks/Bytitle/1593_Dont_Waste_Your_Life/that i just did a while ago, it made me remember that it is the LORD who gives and the LORD who takes away. BLESSED BE THE NAME OF THE LORD. that everything i have is not owed to me. it was graciously given by GOD, through the shedding of his blood. and that makes me more willing to use whatever resources GOD has given for his puposes and works. cos i know that all i have is not mine at all, but given by GOD to me. and thats the reason i will make full use of my talents: to be a good steward.

anyway, youth really comes but ONCE in a lifetime, and i don't want to waste my life.


its really interesting what i've been learning, that to have a single passion in life and to be prepared to live by it and die by it, that will leave a lasting impression in humanity. whether that passion is right or wrong, but if we go all out as though it is our ONE aim, ONE purpose for this ONE life, then we will forever be remembered by humanity. and wouldn't it be great if more of GOD's people leave a lasting impression for wanting to know him? instead of all the hitler's and what nots given their impressions, if every one of GOD's people choose to live life SOLELY to serve GOD, can you imagine what the extent of impact could be??(:


yes, and i really enjoy working with my co-workers. one of them just left for the army, but not before throwing a BBQ for the neighbourhood youth, where i met with 2 girls who are interested in further contact...and they just came today to play basketball:) pray that i will be a good testimony to them, that like salt and light, i will attract them to this way of life. for as we know, there is only TWO WAYS TO LIVE...

pray that as we interact with them they will open their hearts to GOD.
pray for me, for sustenance. i praise GOD that he has taken care of me, and thank you for your prayers and support. honestly, GOD works in wonderful ways that i cannot fathom and i thank you for being such a willing instrument in this work.
thank you and GOD bless:D

Hello all(: I've just ended one 'hectic' week at work. Am really learning a lot here about myself.
Been going around with grace to handing out questionaires regarding a project we're both doing...it's no joke walking around for 2 whole hours each day! But the LORD has blessed us and surprised me that many so many people were willing to stop and help us. He also showed me that actually, I would tend to shy away from those i know are truly at risk. I just don't have the courage to approach them! i guess it's a me-centered thinking that is founded on prejudices. something that i'm convicted by, especially since my fellow partner is so open and enthused in talking to them! pray that GOd gives me a heart for these people, who i know really do need the gospel...pray that he makes me bold for him too! and not let my prejudices overwhelm me...

sometimes i feel ill-equipped in this work, since i've led such a sheltered childhood. pray that GOD will make me as crafty as a serpent and yet as gentle as a dove.

also have been learning a lot in morning lessons, like about church history... and how all the diff denominations came about. I guess it's quite sad about the split...that some denominations don't get along, but i'm thankful that although we're fallen humans, we have an infallible GOD. who turns things out to the best. like, because we agreed to disagree, more time could be spent on sharing the gospel, instead of fighting within the church....

yepp, thats all for now!

It's been a really exciting start to my stint at SYFC. I'm learning new things everyday! I can also see GOD's hand at work in my decision to work here.

First, my dad 'suggested' that i spend my time of holidays wisely by joining project serve. That was the first call. And just in case I didn't listen to it, HE sent me the second call by Untip my sunday school mentor. Then began a string of GOD-sent 'coincedences'. #1:I met this contact I had from organising the carolling with the youths at a home a few years ago, and shes currently working at YFC. #2 I met this other guy I had previous contact with in West side ministry. #3 the area coord is my dad's friend, with the same heart. All these brought peace to my heart, that this is what HE wants me to do with my life now, and that he has a purpose and a plan for my life in this.

The first week of work we had a camp. Which was a real eye-opener. The main theme is on living an unwasted life, with Esau as the negative bible example. How somebody so priveleged at the beginning with a relatively decent life at the end (in the world's standard) could lead an overall wasted life at the end, in that he is counted as godless in the eyes of GOD. uncle chienchong said something quite apt: A wasted life is one that is not fully lived as designed and intended by GOD.

Apart from the lesson on Esau, we participated in many activities leading us to think more about living a wasted or unwasted life. We went on an orienteering expedition through sentosa through the night (which was dead tiring) which helped us to learn to work together as a ministry group.

I learnt a lot from the camp, not just the sermons and activities, but also from my team mates. I don't know if they'd want me to put their names here, so i decided against it, but you guys could give me a shout if you think you don't mind me naming you in future articles! haha(: anyway, they've really been a source of encouragement to know that there are so many like-minded youths who want to dedicate their time to serve the LORD. and also, they are ever willing to assist me whenever i fall short! I thank the LORD for such wonderful brothers/sisters in christ(:

This song really spoke to me during the camp, by keith and kristyn Getty : By Faith

By Faith we see the hand of GOD,
In the light of creations grand design
In the lives of those who prove his faithfulness
Who walk by faith and not by sight

By faith our fathers roam the earth
With the power of his promise in their hearts
Of a hold city built by GOD's own hand
A place where peace and justice reign

We will stand as children of the promise
we will fix our eyes on him our souls reward,
till the race is finished and the work is done
We'll walk by faith and not by sight



it's such a new song, i can't find the lyrics online! so i'm too lazy to type out the remaining lyrics:D If you want them, ask me and i'll pass it to you(:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-YISm700Pc
this is the youtube link for the song. it's taken from the hebrews faith chapter(:


We started contact work today, and I'm really really excited about what the future holds(: I hope to update this blog maybe once a week or earlier? Do drop me comments to encourage me!

eunice(: