I have been a Christian for years but I still see a fortune teller out of curiosity and just for fun. I find that what I’m told makes some sense to me. Some friends tell me not to, but I don’t see what the big deal is.
A total of 201 volunteers were honoured at the Empowering Life Awards 2026, MWS’ biennial volunteer appreciation event that recognise volunteers who have made significant contributions to MWS’ beneficiaries and clients.
On 14 March 2026, about 1,300 Methodists came together at Paya Lebar Methodist Church (PLMC) for the Trinity Annual Conference (TRAC) Prayer Conference, themed “I Say Yes”. The Prayer Conference drew inspiration from 2 Chronicles 7:14–16.
How do we respond when the world draws lines in the sand? How do we fix our eyes on Jesus, the Prince of Peace, in a world of conflict?
At the State of the Family 2026 plenary discussions, church leaders and workers were reminded that even “happy” Christian marriages may conceal some quiet dissatisfaction—particularly among wives.
On 18 October 2025, BBC published an interesting article on its website entitled “People are using AI to talk to God.” It states that “Worshippers from all the world’s major religions are experimenting with chatbots.”
I have been married for three years after having a steady relationship for five years. Lately, my husband seems discontented with marriage and wants out.
It was a day filled with joy and thanksgiving as The Methodist Church in Nepal (MCN) marked a significant milestone in its journey of growth. On 8 October 2025, MCN held its first Mission Conference in Kathmandu.
The dawning of the age of artificial intelligence (AI) has sparked great excitement. The prospect of turbocharging productivity, boosting research, overcoming time and human limitations are just some of the trumpeted blessings of AI.
Is it proper for Christians to say, “I can forgive but cannot forget”?
