I was born a Christian. I went to church and read my bible occasionally, but I would still go about my days not praying and just overall not including God in my life. However, when I was in grade 8-9, my dad was diagnosed with a stroke, and this actually was the start of… (MORE)

My testimony is quite long, but essentially, it starts from when I was about 10 years old. My dad’s side of the family is Protestant Christians, but my mum’s side is more agnostic. During my parents’ marriage, there were a lot of fights… (MORE)

As a Christian, I knew I had to turn to God; if I was to have any hope of survival, I had to turn to God… (MORE)

I was introduced to Christianity from a young age through Sunday School. Mum started attending church after a friend invited her, so naturally, my sister and I tagged along. Other than my sister’s selective mutism, a form of social anxiety, our family seemed normal… (MORE)

I first came to faith from a non-Christian family when I was 10. I had this urge to pray out of nowhere, and after research, became a Christian. My faith developed slowly, but there was always a seed of doubt, perhaps implanted by the non-believers around me, who hadn't yet had the blessing of returning to God. (MORE)