Sungei Beloh

Welcome to Sungei Beloh.

We spent a two-hour-walk at the reserve park. Trekking across swamp lands, with couple of ponds and 'jumping' fish... and some mosquito bites...

And we enjoyed the smelly ground, too =D

New friend we met on the bus... shy... bright eye...

Jumping fish!! Amazing!

Bien, Chris and Vivian...

Beautiful country - Vietnam

A group of friends visited Vietnam - Ho Chi Minh City during end of April, it is my second time visiting this city in the southern part of country. We stayed in a hut, with a tea farm nearby. Above us is clear sky, tea-leaves and coffee plantation surrounding... Got to know some minority tribe friends... Experienced the country-side of the country...

Tea farm... we stayed there for a mini retreat.

Water fall... water falling down... falling down...

Country-side scenery

Whose kid? Hee... innocent look, don't steal my toy...

Pulau Ubin

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Hey folks, how your weekend passed?

For us, hanging out with each other is something that we love to do, especially during weekend. It just releases stress accummulated through the week. Not just about meeting each other, we love to spend time together for the outreach trips.

Our first outreach event was held as a cycling session, in Pulau Ubin. Cycling back and forth within just a not-so-long distance in the island was just a tiny little rabbit in our thought for a moment. We were brave, for having riden the bikes through the long-and-winding-road from East Coast to Changi Village previously (that's Kok Heng's word). But this time it really was tough, beyond our expectation, though we had sufficient stamina.

Our gentlemen on the ferry

At the Entrance

Way to Jln Batu Ubin

Bikes got problem, dirty vs. clean hands

The bridge, it's hot these days

Sort of Watchtower

Alright, we needed to have some trade off, too...

Our cycling gang, wonderful boys and girl

Funnily, we had a chance to observe lots of accidents without warning (none of them was serious, of course), without even thinking that it would happen in such ways. Our group dealed with some of the "more serious ones", such like chain going out of gears (2 times), cellphone dropped (but picked up at once), one of the shoes broken (temporarily settled by using rubber-band coiling around)... After passing by one part of rocky sine-waved slope, the rest of us drained our strength. But we found it fun. Facing the narrow curves and steep slopes that some of us has never seen before, was exciting indeed.

Thanks Kok Heng and gf for joining us.

Hope to update more events in the coming time. We enjoyed it and wish you would, too.

God bless!

A starting point

What would people always feel when something is about to be established? Some worry, some be optimistic, some long for challenges, some stay still and look for peace... Different manners, different behaviors...

So do we.

We start something, we feel nervous. The nerve of not being sure what to do, the nerve of the scare to go lost in the myst, of whatsoever that can mislead individuals...

But do go on. Put on extra care, put on more effort, the seed will grow.

We made it through. Now we have our own Vietnamese Caregroup here in Hope Church Singapore. We can finally say "We did it!" ("Yeah!").

Anyway that's just the starting point. It's still progressing. Hardship will come.

But in the myst we have the light, that guides us the way.

Come join us to explore more about God, and how He leads us to His Kingdom.

A party celebration at Tanjong Pagar Maxwell Rd