This Sunday is Father’s Day. Apparently, the first Father’s Day celebration was on June 17, 1910. It was proclaimed in

Often, we allow our past failures, broken relationships, or painful experiences to shape our sense of self-worth. We trap ourselves

How do you deal with setbacks and disappointment? For Christians, there are three options: you can do everything you can

As Christians, we often encounter a paradox: we are promised complete forgiveness for our sin, yet we are called to

In our weekly stories, we’ve been reflecting on St Andrew’s values. Our fourth value is that we want to be

As we approach our Annual Church Meeting next Sunday 7 May, we’re reflecting on what kind of community that we

For the most part, COVID-19 is finished and behind us, and it’s wonderful. No more mandatory masks, or quarantine, or

Reading this week’s passage in Luke describing Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem, I’m pretty struck by the simultaneously humble and yet

I was born and raised in Hong Kong. Growing up, I was immersed in a few Christian schools, but never

I have a friend who once asked me a question about giving. He’d heard about tithing and asked, “Is this