Lynn was my ex Cell Group member (one of the very early CGs) and one of the very first friends I know when I came to CHC. Every since our CG have multiplied and we still keep in contact and it's lovely to see her pursuing her dreams, becoming a CGL and getting married!
Gregory's face ahahaha
Let's throwback to the very first practice back in last week of May.
Now revealing the actual day~
I took a train ride down from JW after the wedding to attend church service & to pick up the cajon we won for City Radio Online Contest!! We were all waiting for Tommy to arrive because he was the very important guest since he's our cajon player in the band!
Once again, Happy Birthday Tommy!
Just realized I have known Terence for 5 years already since I joined BV ministry back in 2010. We sang 'Almost is never enough' for Open Mic Ground back in 2013. Ahahaha
Let's take a moment to enjoy the precious shots I captured. Featuring my beautiful CGL Maybelline and baby Zac Zac~
Okay now is my turn aahahaa!
After the dinner, my Sis & along with Gregory cabbed back together~
It was an extraordinary camp where it's my first time being in a group with university students and pre-university students. My team is called AIMA.
SUMMARY
Now revealing the actual day~
Soundcheck | 9:45AM
It was frreeezzzzinggg so I borrowed Terence's coat during Soundcheck!
| Winners of City Radio Online Contest |
RISEN PRODUCTION
Featuring Joshua Pwee (Photographer & Videographer), Asher (Manager & good friend), Cindy (Photographer & Videographer), Jolly (Vocalist), Tommy (Cajon Player), myself, Keric (Acoustic Guitar), Hao Wei (Photographer & Videographer), last but not least, Nigel (Acoustic Guitar)
Featuring Joshua Pwee (Photographer & Videographer), Asher (Manager & good friend), Cindy (Photographer & Videographer), Jolly (Vocalist), Tommy (Cajon Player), myself, Keric (Acoustic Guitar), Hao Wei (Photographer & Videographer), last but not least, Nigel (Acoustic Guitar)
Once again, Happy Birthday Tommy! 
Surprise birthday celebration for Tommy!
My dear Keric ~
Credits: Joshua Pwee (my good friend with amazing photography skills)
Attended Service & cabbed down for wedding dinner with Maybelline, Amanda & Angeline!
Sisters or Sistars for life~
Meet my God-father in church! Jim~
After the dinner, my Sis & along with Gregory cabbed back together~
| AZ HEARTBEAT CAMP |
It was an extraordinary camp where it's my first time being in a group with university students and pre-university students. My team is called AIMA.
AIMA's very own team leader, Gerald was up for the preaching test and he was amazing!!
Giving out apples and our handwritten cards to the healthcare workers~
So glad to see their smiles~
Ronald can go sign on as he's such a good shooter~
Best team in the universe~ Chey in the camp AHAHAHA~ in my heart ;D
Which team so onz one? AHAHA
SUMMARY
From 17th to 19th June 2015, I attended AZ DIVISION CAMP
UNITE: HEARTBEAT. It was a church camp participated by all the youth aged from
12 to 25 years old. We played outdoor games at Gardens by the Bay and Jurong
Centre Park. We had many Praise and Worship sessions, Workshop Sessions and
Night Sessions too.
On the last day, we carried out an operation titled ‘Faith In Action’. In the morning, we visited a total of 8 local voluntary welfare organisations (VWOs) at various locations in Singapore and carried out our community projects. For my team, we visited Christian Outreach to the Handicapped (COH), a non-profit organisation located at Block 171 Lorong 1 Toa Payoh and helped to play games with the Intellectually Disabled (ID) people.
In the afternoon, we carried out ‘Little Things, Big Heart’ project where we appreciate 1000 healthcare workers and cleaners at 16 locations in Singapore. My team specially was designated to visit KK Hospital and we gave out personally handwritten cards (written by ourselves) to the healthcare workers in the hospital, along with an apple each. It was an unforgettable experience.
On the last day, we carried out an operation titled ‘Faith In Action’. In the morning, we visited a total of 8 local voluntary welfare organisations (VWOs) at various locations in Singapore and carried out our community projects. For my team, we visited Christian Outreach to the Handicapped (COH), a non-profit organisation located at Block 171 Lorong 1 Toa Payoh and helped to play games with the Intellectually Disabled (ID) people.
In the afternoon, we carried out ‘Little Things, Big Heart’ project where we appreciate 1000 healthcare workers and cleaners at 16 locations in Singapore. My team specially was designated to visit KK Hospital and we gave out personally handwritten cards (written by ourselves) to the healthcare workers in the hospital, along with an apple each. It was an unforgettable experience.
