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graphic image of 76th Indonesian Independence Day

Prayers for Indonesia

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It hasn’t been an easy year for Indonesia. Covid-19 is still raging in our country. Many have lost their lives and many are still fighting for it. On top of that, we’ve had a string of tragedies this year: Sriwijaya’s air tragedy, floods, landslides, tornados, earthquakes, volcanic eruption, and a few ship accidents.

Indonesian Batik Day

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Hope is woven into the fabric of our souls, giving us a reason to press on another day. Hope infuses us with strength, knowing things will turn out alright in the end. Hope is the essence of things not seen (Hebrews 11:1). 

A (Foodie’s) Love Letter to Malaysia

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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!

What Almost Ruined a Relationship before It Got Started

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With a passing glance, I thought he was a homeless man who had wandered into church. But then he started handing out weekly programs, and as people greeted him by name, I realized I was more of a stranger than he was.

5 Ways To Love Indonesia

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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

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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.

When Your “Neighbor” Is Really Hard to Love

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She referenced me by a racial slur and made it clear she didn’t like me, or other light-skinned black people. I was shocked and hurt that she would say those things right in front of me, but with this realization, everything started to make sense.