Every one of us has a story to tell.
As followers of Christ, our stories are part of God’s greater story.
Through our lives, we have experienced God’s grace, guidance, and faithfulness. These stories can encourage others and become a lasting witness of God’s love.
Come and join us in this legacy workshop to learn how to reflect on your life journey and create a simple faith legacy piece to share with your family, friends, and community.
Legacy Workshop
📆 Saturday 11 July 2026
🕑 9am to 12.30pm
📍Covenant Chapel, L4
Register here by 30 June.
Speakers/Facilitators Bio
Rev Chua Chiew Poh is currently serving as Chaplain with Methodist Welfare Services. She joined chaplaincy work with MWS since her graduation from Trinity Theological College in 2017, and her main scope includes the staff and beneficiaries of MWS Nursing Home – Yew Tee and MWS Home Care and MWS Home Hospice. A major part of her work involves accompanying patients nearing end of life, providing spiritual care. In Nov 2022, she was ordained as Diaconal Minister by the Methodist Church in Singapore. Prior to her commencement of chaplaincy ministry with MWS, she had been working in the finance and property industry for more than 20 years.
Charmaine Tang is a Clinical Pastoral Care Counsellor in a Singapore community hospital and a registered counsellor. She graduated from Trinity Theological College in 2017 and served as a full-time church worker for over 10 years before moving into hospital work.
Through her work, she walks alongside patients and families in life’s most vulnerable moments, often journeying with them in questions of faith, meaning, and what it means to leave a legacy. She is passionate about helping others reflect on God’s faithfulness in their stories and create something meaningful to pass on to those they love
Agenda of Legacy Workshop
- Introducing legacy work
- How to construct your own life story and weaving in spiritual insights?
- Coffee break (showcase samples of legacy work)
- Practicum on constructing your own legacy materials
