You've been a Christian for a year, five years or maybe since you were a kid. You've gone to church for a while, or you've been in and out of church. Chances are, for most of you, everything has become a routine.
Is there more to Christianity than all you've experienced so far?
Calling all campus students and youths for a time of refreshment. We're gathering innovators and forerunners to rethink "evangelism" and "discipleship". Let's see the world sit up because of the Gospel once again.
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“If anyone thirsts, let him come to me and drink. Whoever believes in me, as the Scripture has said, ‘Out of his heart will flow rivers of living water.’”
- Jesus Christ -
2020 Promo 2019 HighlightsRelevant Truth
In this “progressive” age, is the gospel still relevant?
Learn how the gospel message still makes sense to your
generation and has the power to change reality.
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Relevant Truth: Lived Out
As a youth in church, do you feel understood and cared for?
When the image of the ‘good Christian boy/girl’ is stripped
away, what’s left? If you have experienced deep heartaches
in Church, be revived in your heart once again.
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Making a Case for Jesus Christ
It seems easy to be ridiculed for my faith as a Christian
in this day and age, creating feelings of
helplessness and shame. Learn to make a case for
Jesus Christ and be confident advocates
for Him to your friends. Gain handles to respond intelligently,
with humility and grace.
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Innovation in Evangelism
Beyond relevance, the Church has to harness fresh and
powerful ways in reaching out to others.
To finish the task Jesus left us and see the gospel reach
every tribe and tongue takes radical innovation.
Let’s discover how we must think and spread the Word differently.
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Radical Faith
Millennials and Gen Zs are already making a radical difference
in the world today. Has a new era of global missions
begun? What can we learn from Church history to
avoid critical pitfalls that
kill Christian movements?
$20 for all secondary school students | $30 for all poly, JC, ITE students
(usual rate: $50)
REGISTER NOW!James Choung serves as Vice President of Strategy & Innovation — overseeing evangelism, discipleship, planting, growth, missions, and multiethnic initiatives — at InterVarsity Christian Fellowship USA. He is also ordained with the Vineyard USA, and has written both True Story: A Christianity Worth Believing In and its follow-up, Real Life: A Christianity Worth Living Out. He speaks frequently at campuses, churches, seminaries, and conferences, and teaches seminary classes on culture, leadership development and evangelism. He is thankful to have his work featured in Christianity Today, Leadership Journal, Outreach Magazine, and exploregod.com.
Edric Sng is the Editor of Saltandlight.sg and Thir.st, faith-based websites for digital discipleship and outreach to a digital generation. He previously built and ran the digital newsrooms at Mediacorp's Channel NewsAsia and the TODAY newspaper. He was also the editor of a scuba diving magazine. Edric is a father to four, and a husband to one.
Joseph is married to Kim and has two lovely girls, Olivia 16 years old) and Ashley (14 years old). He attends and serves Chapel of the Holy Spirit, an Anglican church where he served as a youth pastor and Chaplain’s Assistant in St. Andrew’s Secondary School for 8 years (1989-1997). During that time, he also pioneered Eternal Splashes, a creative arts outreach ministry that trains and disciples youth to do street evangelism in Singapore.
He joined Youth With A Mission (YWAM) since 1997 and has served in various leadership roles before assuming the role of National Director of YWAM Singapore in 2012. He also serves as the Chairman of the Fellowship of the Missional Organisations in Singapore (FOMOS), a fellowship of 20 mission agencies.
Max Jeganathan is the Asia-Pacific Regional Director of Ravi Zacharias International Ministries. He leads a team of pioneering apologist-evangelists and speaks around Asia on how the Christian faith answers the deepest questions of life.
Max has spoken in banks, businesses, universities, government, and political institutions, as well as in debates and at churches and conferences. He is passionate about the power of the gospel of Jesus Christ to transform lives.
Born in Sri Lanka, Max’s family moved to Australia as refugees in the mid 1980s. He has worked as a lawyer and a political and policy adviser in the Australian National Parliament, including time as an adviser to a senior Cabinet Minister and as Senior Social Policy Adviser to the leader of the Australian Opposition. Max was educated at the Australian National University and the University of Oxford.
Max lives in Singapore with his wife, Fiona, and their two young children.
Awaken Generation desires to see a thriving community of worship musicians and creatives transformed, equipped, and empowered by the Holy Spirit to live out the fullness of their destinies impacting the world for Christ. They exist to mentor a generation of worship musicians and creatives by hosting His presence in a Kingdom culture that transforms lives.
There’s that special someone that’s caught your eye. Maybe he or she is showing interest as well. How do I get to know her, or date him, the “Christian” way?
“Everyone tells me to read my bible and to do my quiet time regularly. But the Bible is so dense and so thick. The words are tiny and… it’s just really boring. Where do I even begin?" If you’ve thought this before, we feel you.
We are not saved by good works but yet we are called to live out our faith in our works. How do the word and works come hand-in-hand? How can we faithfully live out Jesus' command to love our neighbours in this city?
You identify as a creative in the area(s) of music, art, design, writing, theatre, dance - you name it. As a creative, you know God has called you to do something beautiful with your desire to create, communicate and express.
You represent your school or you just enjoy sports and do so daily, weekly, monthly. Get insight into the potential of using this fun medium to reach and connect with others for the cause of Christ.
Sometimes life seems to pull you from all sides and corners. You feel too stretched out and your will and resolve to keep going is wearing thin. Exhaustion and weariness fill your days.
What’s the point of reaching out when it causes more awkward moments? What’s the point when I can’t even answer all these difficult questions?
What can I do to better prepare myself to mentor younger ones in ministry? How do I lead others in a way that brings about Christlike transformation? Learn the heartbeat and skills from an experienced disciple-maker.
“Missions is not the ultimate goal of the church. Worship is. Missions exists because worship doesn't.” - John Piper
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