From the National Director

Standing together for the Gospel

“...standing together with one spirit and one purpose, fighting together for the faith, which is the Good News.” –  Philippians 1:27b, NLT

 

Warmest greetings in Christ’s name and a blessed New Year!

Cru Singapore is thankful to God for the privilege to serve Him and be able to witness His hand at work in every life and community we cross paths with. We remain dedicated in helping the fulfilment of the Great Commission. It is a mammoth task, and we thank God that you continue to choose to partner with us to stand Together for the Gospel. 

 

This past year, Cru Singapore got back into the full swing of things after leaving the restrictions of the pandemic behind us. Our office is once again buzzing with in-person engagements as our staff collaborates in various ministries to Make Disciples Everywhere.

We would like to share with you the online edition of our Thanksgiving Report 2023.In this report, you will read of our ministry impact, the various highlights of our faith projects, and the inspiring stories of changed lives. 

All these would not have been possible without God and also you, our cherished ministry partners. On behalf of the Cru Singapore team, I would like to extend my deepest gratitude to all of you for your partnership in 2023. Your support, whether in the form of time, resources, or heartfelt encouragement and continued prayer, is the driving force behind our mission. 

 

One of our key missional thrusts in 2024 is our #GO project—to mobilise 200 mission teams to be sent to 20 nations over the course of the next two years to bless the nations. We seek your support and prayers for us as we trust God for another year of impact in 2024.

 

Thank you for standing together with us! Wishing you a Spirit-filled and joyful new year!

Blessings,

Goh Hock Chye

Country Leader/CEO

 

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