Just before I started SOW, a friend asked me, “What’s the favourite part of yourself?”, and I couldn’t answer, because I didn’t really like any part of myself...

Before coming to the School of Witness, I was contented with life. I didn’t discern about coming to SOW or made any big sacrifices but was pressured by...

This simple picture of sunlight shining through an open window shows how GOD’s light shines through and cuts through any darkness...

Whenever I see this building, I am reminded of my time attending yearly confirmation camps from 2007-2010...

The Lord asks, “Do you trust me?” A journey of making a conscious effort to trust God everyday...

“I am about to do a new thing; now it springs forth, do you not perceive it? I will make a way in the wilderness and rivers in the desert.” Isaiah 43:19 – This is a verse that I hold dearly in my heart during the time of SOW...

Life before SOW was repetitive, boring and mundane. I felt no purpose in my life and it seemed that everyone around me had plans for the future...

Coming into the School of Witness, I felt excited. I had left the church in 2014, and by God’s grace I began my journey home in 2018...

I am a cradle catholic and I come from a unique family. My biological family includes my dad and three older sisters. My mother passed away when I was six...

I am the oldest child with 2 younger brothers. Being the eldest, I felt responsible to be a good example for my younger brothers. This included doing all the “right” things...

Growing up in a typical Asian family, academics was a priority. As I grew up as an only child, there was pressure on me to do well in everything. Before coming to School of Witness...

Before coming to the School of Witness, I always sought validation from others. This is especially so at work where I sought to gain the validation of my bosses and seniors...

Before coming to the School of Witness, my faith was stagnant. I come from a family of four and we are all very involved in church work. I have been serving in church...

I grew up in a family of six kids, with very loving parents. I would say my parents are good Catholics – go for mass daily, help out in communities...

Helpless. Fearful. Tired. Abandoned. Lost. Wounded. Unloved. Unworthy. These words describe my weary heart as I entered the School of Witness (SOW)...

I am a cradle catholic and my parents are Sunday mass goers. To me, life in Christ consisted of attending mass and saying the rosary. In addition, I journeyed with a community..

Before attending School of Witness, I was active in my parish and university Catholic community. People would tell me that I am warm and approachable and I was pleased with myself...

I come from a family of six. I have an older sister and 2 younger brothers. While growing up, I do not recall my dad being very involved in my life...

I am a cradle catholic, and born into a family of four. When I was 12 years old, my parents got a divorce. I turned to my friends and through serving the community...

Before coming to SOW, I would only pray, visit the adoration room and attend daily masses if I was praying for something. When problems arose..