An unexpected bridge Every day since we moved into our apartment some twenty years ago, we smell incense that our Chinese-speaking neighbours offer to their gods faithfully three times a day. Whenever we walk past their home to get to…

Let’s talk 🤗 When I casually mentioned that I was learning Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), one friend immediately chided me saying “Christians should not engage in TCM!” Very concerned, she said, “you are exposing yourself to the demonic.” I didn’t…

Mari kita makan Nasi Ulam Let’s eat Nasi Ulam On 31 May, I tried making Nasi Ulam for three. Two weeks later, a few friends and I attempted to make it for THIRTY. Watch as we scale up from a…

Learning Traditional Chinese Medicine I lost my sister in 2002 after her 20-year long battle with Lupus. Besides prayer, we relied heavily on western medicine. Growing up in an English-speaking Peranakan family, it was the only kind of medical treatment…

That surreal moment you realise you had a minuscule part in helping someone deliver their story This past week I stumbled on a Facebook profile that totally balled me over. I had to look again and again. Almost like a…

Four Squares Farming From 2-8 March 2026, five Singaporean women retirees and caregivers took a break from our usual caregiving and family duties to what I call, a ME-time adventure with our heavenly Father. The assignment? To support farmer and…

It’s OK that some things are left half done. I’m commuting to seminar. While the train is speeding from east to west, my mind is also racing all over the place. Everyday I wake up with a gazillion things I…

90% of Singapore’s food is sourced from 180 countries For a long time I wanted to grow my own food. I tried, failed, and gave up. There’s not enough space, there’s not enough sun, it takes too long to harvest…