Just came back from drama practice from Church. We were rehearsing a short skit to act tomorrow, to promote the Life Charity Concert! Want to know more?
Trinity Christian Centre is partnering with the Straits Times to raise money for the needy! On our part, the youths are going to stage a musical and the ticketing money will go straight to the fund. For those who are wondering if there's religious content, no there won't be cos it has to be neutral. Its called the Straits Times School Pocket Money Fund. One real-life example of a recipient is this primary school boy who lives on 1 packet of maggi mee for the whole day for many days. And he is one of the more fortunate ones. The founder of this fund says that there are around 11000 more of such people here. Want to help needy people like that? Buy the tickets! Tell me and I'll inform you when I know the price^^
Today is a fruitful day:) Was basically sharing how I was to beloved ________. I said that I couldn't-didn't see myself in the future fully solving this problem of mine. Then I was reminded that God sees. God sees how I am in the future. God sees who I can be. I can't see, but God, You see everything and You will guide me and mould me. Even when all the things look like there's no hope, I must trust in God. Press on. Just keep pressing on.
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