YMI’s 2020 Wrap Up
2020 may have been a rough year, but God saw us through each step of the way. Let's take a look back at some of the highlights!
A (Foodie’s) Love Letter to Malaysia
In this love letter to Malaysia, we let our favorite food do the talking, and share our hopes and dreams for a better, more caring Malaysia. As you gather with family and friends at home, in your favorite mamak, or over a yum cha session, and reflect on how far we’ve come as a nation over the past 57 years, we hope it reminds you how in-kueh-dibly diverse and unique our nation is!
3 Uplifting Things to Do While Waiting for Restrictions to Lift
COVID-19 has certainly been a strain on a lot of us this year, and has seen us go from tackling the first round of lockdowns with much gusto, filled with ambitious plans to learn a new skill, to merely trying to survive a day at a time (“God, just see me through this day!”)
Breaking Misconceptions of the Marginalised: Special Needs
Have you ever wondered what it might feel like to lose your hearing or sight or the use of your limbs?
Breaking Misconceptions of the Marginalised: At-risk Youth
Imagine living in the midst of a warzone, or coming home to an empty house, not knowing when you’ll see your parents again.
Breaking Misconceptions of the Marginalised: Homeless
Do you remember the last time you walked past a homeless person? What were the thoughts that ran through your mind?
Breaking Misconceptions of the Marginalised: Mental Health
What comes to your mind when you think of the words “mental illness”?
Breaking Misconceptions of the Marginalised: Migrant Workers
What if one day you were forced to leave your family behind and move to a new country where you know no one, and had to work 7 days a week without rest?
5 Ways To Love Indonesia
Let’s make this National day memorable, not because of what has changed, but what we can change. As believers, let us show the world what Singapore is made of: a nation made up of big hearts, filled with love for those around us.
5 Ways To Love Singapore
Let’s make this National day memorable, not because of what has changed, but what we can change. As believers, let us show the world what Singapore is made of: a nation made up of big hearts, filled with love for those around us.
The Cookie Cutter Life: I Just Want My Own Family
