Last Friday (Feb 22), CHC pastor Jeremy Choy, together with Judith Alagirisamy of Focus on the Family, spoke to MediaCorp’s 938NOW about how parents can help their children manage school…
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Clinton Dixon
Clinton Dixon
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2019 may be well into its second month, but in the spirit of the Lunar New Year, this writer proposes making a solid Bible-reading plan for the rest of the…
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In his Chinese New Year message, Pastor Bobby Chaw shares a lively study of how God is joy and how He rejoices in us always. Welcoming both congregations of…
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City Harvest Church’s Greeters Ministry involves much more than handshakes and smiles. Ministry leader and pastoral supervisor Johann Sim talks about the essential role of the Greeters in ensuring churchgoers,…
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A father turns back the pages of time as he joins his seven-year-old son at City Harvest’s Junior Bible Boot Camp 2014.
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Dan Brown’s Inferno is a modern day thriller caught in the cadence of an old Italian poem.
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A couple’s personal tragedy leads them on a road of love, separation and redemption when a boat with a crying baby washes ashore.
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Luxury brand Philip Stein unveils a new bracelet which mimics frequencies that apparently improve one’s quality of sleep.
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City News talks to Whitbread Book Award-winning Malaysian author Tash Aw about his new book…
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A Singaporean’s take on the US “Better Burger Movement” has this reviewer scrambling for superlatives.
About Clinton Dixon
Clinton Dixon hails from the land of the long white cloud (New Zealand). Married to a local lady, he is writing his first novel while looking after his two kiwi born sons. In his downtime, he reads literary fiction and endures the vacillating fortunes of his beloved rugby league team: The New Zealand Warriors. Clinton's dream is to see more Christian writers take back the pillar of the arts and media.
Here are my most recent posts
The June 13 Friday night Men’s Meeting at Jurong West took the CHC’s Men’s Ministry to another level, continuing the big changes experienced by the ministry over the last few months.
Indian American author Tania James’ first collection of short stories in Aerogrammes takes us on an unforgettable ride through heartbreak, humor and hardship.
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