Details of Workshops

Women in the Workplace

Led by Carolyn Khoo

This workshop aims to explore ways in which working women can more proactively think about and develop careers. In what can often be a male-dominated workplace, female employees may find it difficult to make themselves heard, acknowledged, or given stretch assignments which would develop them professionally and personally. As Christian women in the workplace, there is the added tension between the often secular demands of the job and what Christ calls us to as salt and light in the world. This interactive session will draw on experiences, best-practices, struggles and challenges of all participants, so come with a willingness to share and bless others.

Women of Worth

Led by Michele Bland

"When I fail at something, I feel lousy about myself....When others don't approve of me, I can't seem to get over it...Sometimes it feels like I'll never measure up...." These universal lies trigger the cycle of self-doubt and rob us of joyful living. Together let's unpack these lies and discover the truth of how God sees things through His word.

Healthy Living

Led by Lynn Tang

This is for every woman - each phase of woman's life offers unique benefits and challenges. Will share with you this nature good nutrition, physical fitness, and better stress management, you'll be on your way to a longer and healthier life.

Women of Refreshment

Led by Judy Leibowitz

As women we wear many hats and have many different roles. Our potential to influence others for Christ is great. How can we as Christian women be a godly influence and refresh those around us?

Being a Mum in God's Eyes

Led by Sarah Williams

Feeling tired and exhausted? Wanting to build a good relationship with your children? Let us explore the journey of raising your children while trusting God. You will find a true joy and happiness by counting God's grace with your kids.

Where Is God In the Crisis?

Led by Michele Jang

Are you in a crisis?  Are you suffering under a tension-filled situation, experiencing sleepless nights, emotional fatigue, confusion, anxiety, fear?  I will be sharing a personal testimony of how God delivered my husband and I during a crisis.

Testimonies

Ruth Winslow

Ruth Winslow has been involved in compassionate ministries for 45 years both in Taiwan and China. Her focus in China has been with rehabilitation needs of people affected by leprosy. Working in 7 provinces, 300 villages over 20 years she has seen the poorest of the poor struggle for existence. Hope has come in many forms.

Developing out of the medical work, an important self-sustaining viable micro-enterprize has developed.  Two factories, Handa Quilts under HANDA and in 2006 Dorcas Design. Dorcas Design is a non-profit oraganization that  provides opportunity for disabled women, orphans and other needy women to learn  sewing skills which in turn will provide them with confidence, livelihood, a changing life style and assist their return to society.

Ruth is the mother of 4 sons, all born and raised in Asia. Harry and Ruth have 14 grandchildren. Although retired, her work in leprosy rehab. continues through a mobile eye unit to address the vision needs of leprosy disabled persons, and help with the international market.

She shares today some of the beautiful product that has been designed by Celesta Rae, and Donna Sun and made in the factory in Guangzhou. Your purchase of these products will help the women accomplish their goals.

Catherine Ching

Catherine is married to Joseph for 14 years and has two lovely daughters, Charmaine and Phoebe.  Born in Singapore, Catherine pursued a career in Marketing until the Lord called her family to a closed country in East Asia where they have been serving for the past 10 years.  She started a kindergarten as Business with a Mission (BAM) to reach out to locals. Today 80% of her staff are believers.  Her desire is to conduct parenting workshops using biblical principles as well as develop a bible-based character building curriculum to be used in schools for children under 6 years.

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