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When Ms Sankaran read that Yeo Whee Jim had amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a terminal motor neurone disease, she immediately remembered the small boy she used to teach.
She had been a trainee primary school teacher and they shared a bus ride every day.
Some 40 years later, she started visiting him. Among the verses she shared to encourage him, there has been one that he has been clinging to: "I will not die but live, and declare the works of the Lord." (Psalm 118:7)
Watch: https://youtu.be/7_Op7KCZZZA
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I’LL BE BACK (THE ASCENSION): Jesus Christ Supernova (Part 4 of 4)
It has been 40 days. Forty glorious, barely believable days where the disciples got to enjoy the company of Jesus after his death and resurrection. But now he says it’s time to go – but he will not leave them all alone ...
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Why JESUS CHRIST SUPERNOVA? Because a supernova marks the dramatic death of a star – an act which in turn gives rise to new life.
No telling of the story of Jesus is complete without the resurrection! In this gloriously over-the-top, swaggering rock opera, we imagine the days following the death of Jesus Christ.
There is life after death!
Watch the full video: https://youtu.be/KqVEg4DBEnU
Produced by Keith Chia | Lyrics by Edric Sng | Music Generated by Suno AI | Video Generated by Seedance AI
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WITHOUT A DOUBT (THOMAS BELIEVES): Jesus Christ Supernova (Part 3 of 4)
Jesus died on the Cross … but everyone else says they saw him again, walking and talking among them. Thomas has had his heart broken already, and now he doesn’t dare to believe.
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Why JESUS CHRIST SUPERNOVA? Because a supernova marks the dramatic death of a star – an act which in turn gives rise to new life.
No telling of the story of Jesus is complete without the resurrection! In this gloriously over-the-top, swaggering rock opera, we imagine the days following the death of Jesus Christ.
There is life after death!
Watch the full video: https://youtu.be/KqVEg4DBEnU
Produced by Keith Chia | Lyrics by Edric Sng | Music Generated by Suno AI | Video Generated by Seedance AI
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If providing affordable childcare is no longer, by itself, the gap Christian preschools are there to fill, what should they exist to do?
Read: https://saltandlig.ht/4gF0pWl
Salt&Light wishes all teachers a very blessed Teachers’ Day!
This article was written in partnership with the Christian Preschool Alliance.
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I WAS WRONG (JUDAS’ EPILOGUE): Jesus Christ Supernova (Part 2 of 4)
Judas Iscariot was once counted among Jesus’ closest followers. But the death of Jesus on the Cross, made possible by Judas' betrayal, stirs him to face the reality of what he has done.
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Why JESUS CHRIST SUPERNOVA? Because a supernova marks the dramatic death of a star – an act which in turn gives rise to new life.
No telling of the story of Jesus is complete without the resurrection! In this gloriously over-the-top, swaggering rock opera, we imagine the days following the death of Jesus Christ.
There is life after death!
Watch the full video: https://youtu.be/KqVEg4DBEnU
Produced by Keith Chia | Lyrics by Edric Sng | Music Generated by Suno AI | Video Generated by Seedance AI
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ROLL AWAY THE STONE: Jesus Christ Supernova (Part 1 of 4)
The women who knew Jesus are distraught. Just days ago, they witnessed his crucifixion. On the third day, they gather at his tomb to mourn, only to find …
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Why JESUS CHRIST SUPERNOVA? Because a supernova marks the dramatic death of a star – an act which in turn gives rise to new life.
No telling of the story of Jesus is complete without the resurrection! In this gloriously over-the-top, swaggering rock opera, we imagine the days following the death of Jesus Christ.
There is life after death!
Watch the full video: https://youtu.be/KqVEg4DBEnU
Produced by Keith Chia | Lyrics by Edric Sng | Music Generated by Suno AI | Video Generated by Seedance AI
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At 16, Rebecca Lafferty thought God had ruined her life. Angry about being uprooted from the country she called home, she didn’t want to move to Singapore.
Yet years later, the teachers who helped her find her footing here would inspire her to return, this time as an educator herself.
Today, Rebecca serves at International Community School alongside the mentor who discipled her. Now in her 13th year, Rebecca is also making disciples of all nations in her classroom, investing into the next generation.
Read: https://saltandlig.ht/4gYxc7M
Salt&Light wishes all educators a blessed Teachers’ Day!
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When Peyton Choo was awarded one of Nanyang Technological University’s most prestigious accolades – the Koh Boon Hwee Award – she honoured her teacher from Victory Life Christian School, Mrs Cynthia Choo.
“She is a great friend and a great mentor. It was natural for me to name her. I didn’t even consider anyone else,” said Peyton, 24.
Read: https://saltandlig.ht/4xFmREN
Salt&Light honours all educators for their dedication to the learning and lives of the next generation.
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When Peyton Choo was awarded one of Nanyang Technological University’s most prestigious accolades – the Koh Boon Hwee Award – she honoured her teacher from Victory Life Christian School, Mrs Cynthia Choo.
“She is a great friend and a great mentor. It was natural for me to name her. I didn’t even consider anyone else,” said Peyton, 24.
Read: https://saltandlig.ht/4xFmREN
Salt&Light honours all educators for their dedication to the learning and lives of the next generation.
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A hug for a struggling mother. A gentle word of affirmation for a child. Going the extra mile for a family in need.
To early childhood educator Elaine Chong, the work of preschool education involves not just caring for the child, but their families too.
"When there’s a team (of caring teachers), we can help children become who God created them to be, and help families feel loved, safe and seen.”
Read: https://saltandlig.ht/3StvqmV
Salt&Light honours all teachers this Teacher's Day!
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After Rahman Mohammad Ataur came to Singapore as a migrant worker, a horrific workplace explosion left him with burns to more than 70% of his body.
Amid this tragedy, he encountered the love of God through a community of Christians in Singapore and returned to his hometown in Bangladesh with a determination to empower the next generation in his village.
Today, the married father-of-two is a founder of schools and believes God is using him to help others. “I started with no fear. He will take care of it."
Read: https://saltandlig.ht/4yh3qBZ
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After two battles with cancer and a relapse, Pastor Robin Png found in his heart a burden to walk with cancer patients and their caregivers.
So he started Restorative Hearts Ministry, which aims to "heal hearts first" as people walk their cancer journeys.
Read: https://saltandlig.ht/3SghKeV
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The clearing of Maju Forest to make way for housing flats has been a talking point among Singaporeans for several weeks now.
As Christians, should we care about this issue and seek to be involved? If so, what does meaningful involvement look like, and where do we begin?
Read: https://saltandlig.ht/46jrDvL
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Last week, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong announced at the National Day Rally that full-day childcare fees at government-supported preschools would eventually fall to S$150.
If affordable childcare is something the Government is prepared to provide and heavily subsidise, what is the Christian preschool for – especially now?
Read: https://saltandlig.ht/4xESBK7
This article was written in partnership with the Christian Preschool Alliance.
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DESCRIPTION: Hannah and Dawn met in prison when both were incarcerated on drug charges. It was their common love for singing that drew them to each other. While imprisoned, both encountered Christ. Years later, they would find each other again and end up serving together to minister to women who, like themselves, struggle with drug addiction.
Watch: https://youtu.be/UU1Z45JQ-6s
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He didn't bring a stone from home for his 925km Camino pilgrimage, convinced he had no burdens left to carry – or anything he needed to leave behind.
But when one small stone on the path caught Alexander Ee's eye, he realised that it represented the grief he had been carrying since his wife Regina died.
For an hour at the Camino's famous Iron Cross, Alexander wept as he struggled to let go of the stone – and the pain and grief it had come to symbolise.
Read: https://saltandlig.ht/4grvz3r
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When their family of 11 was featured in a GovTech video released last week, their positivity, practicality and good humour captivated Singaporeans, making the video go viral.
Sitting down with Salt&Light, Dr Luke Toh and his wife, Lay Hui, shared more about their journey and faith – from how they ended up having and raising nine kids, to the sacrifices and joys of having such a large family.
Read: https://saltandlig.ht/3Up7xgL
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Salt&Light is holding its first-ever nationwide gathering of Christian professionals in the design and architecture industry.
Whether you are an architect, an interior designer, an urban planner, a landscape architect, a lighting designer, a design educator or a business owner, do join us!
📅 Thursday, 29 October 2026
🕘 7pm – 9.30pm (networking till 10pm, with light supper)
📍Cornerstone Community Church (Orchard Towers) | 400 Orchard Rd, #04-35/36, S(238875)
🎙️Rev Yang Tuck Yoong and industry professionals
Attendance is free but pre-registration is required.
👉🏼 Register here: saltandlig.ht/designarchi2026
Come and hear from colleagues who are living out their faith, learn about how God is moving in the design and architecture realm, and build a community of believers in this space.
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What does it look like to repair a relationship?
At the D6 Singapore Family Conference 2026, Pastors and counsellors shared from their personal and professional experiences about dealing with ruptures at home.
Here's what they had to say about recognising warning signs, regulating emotions and resting in the forgiveness of Christ.
Read: https://saltandlig.ht/4glmUzp
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She looked cartoonishly beautiful with her outsized wigs and high, high heels, always decked out in rhinestone-speckled outfits, but Dolly Parton's talent was unmistakable. She wrote some of the most famous songs that transcended decades, like I Will Always Love You and Jolene, and influenced generations of entertainers for good.
Dolly Rebecca Parton Dean passed away yesterday (August 25, 2026) at the age of 80, after a brief battle with cancer.
She was a rare star who sang both secular and Gospel songs without experiencing backlash, and she openly and consistently talked about her faith whenever the opportunity arose, through the years.
Read: https://saltandlig.ht/4ipKNHm
