New MWS CEO begins his term

Mr Albert Ching officially assumed the role of Chief Executive Officer at Methodist Welfare Services (MWS) on 1 August 2026, succeeding Mr Calvin Ngo.

Rest, both a gift and command

In an age defined by constant connectivity, relentless productivity and the glamourisation of busyness, the theology of rest offers a radical counter-narrative. Far from being merely a personal indulgence or an excuse for laziness, biblical rest is theological, communal and resistant.

Coping with having a higher sex drive than my partner

I read the responses to the 1 February 2024 and 1 January 2026 posts on masturbation. My struggle is my sex drive is considerably higher than my partner’s. We spoke about it with each other and the reasons cited centre around being tired or busy.

A guy with special needs is harassing the girls, what should we do?

There’s a guy in my church who keeps harassing the girls and getting overly physical with us. I’m told he has special needs, and I know that can be challenging to address. We don’t want to get him in trouble if he truly has no understanding of social norms and appropriate behaviour.

Avoiding burnout when serving God

I came close to burnout in 2017. It was my first year as managing editor of a group of newspapers. At my church, Wesley Methodist Church (WMC), I was serving as the Chairperson of Communications, facilitating the Companions in Christ spiritual formation course for the first time, and leading the church’s Bible Reading Drive.

Finding true rest as a missionary

Ministry never really stops. A former missionary reflects on why he came home from holidays more tired than when he left—and what Jesus’ invitation in Matthew 11 taught him about resting in God rather than working for him.