EAST has moved!
With effect from 1 January 2021, East Asia School of Theology (EAST) has moved to:
118 Joo Chiat Road, #𝟬𝟰-𝟬𝟭, Singapore 427407
All on-site classes are held on level 3 at the new campus.
For mailing address, please note the following:
Administration & Faculty Office:
118 Joo Chiat Road, #04-01, Singapore 427407.
Resource Centre (Library):
118 Joo Chiat Road, #05-01, Singapore 427407.
Our administrative email, website, and phone line remain unchanged at admin@east.edu.sg, www.east.edu.sg, and +65 6291 9744 respectively.
We welcome you to visit our new campus. Do call us for prior appointment when you plan to visit us and do check-in with SafeEntry/TraceTogether when entering the premise. Shalom.
Soul care for Lent
The above slides were put together by Dr Lau Ying Kheng to remind us the importance of soul care and self-care during this Lenten season. When you feel sad because you miss home, or stressed because of unending work, stop what you are doing, get out and take a stroll in the park, smell the greens, touch the soil, speak to the Master, let Him still the storms in your heart. Better yet, switch off your phone.
With just five minutes of exposure to nature, “you can improve your self-esteem” and restore your perspective.
Riegel 2021, Don’t underestimate the Power of a Walk (ampproject.org)
Ministry Update from Manipur
Alumnus Pammiyo Kasar and wife Athot
Pammiyo Kasar, who graduated in May 2018 with a Master of Divinity in InterCultural Studies, sent his February 2021 ministry update to EAST from Manipur and shared that 2020 has been a year of struggle and hardship for many. Amidst the struggles and sufferings, there are still reasons to rejoice and be thankful to God. He and his wife Athot have experienced God’s provision, protection and healing grace.
Lessons from Ravi Zacharias’ life
Merely eight months ago, the Christian world was giving Dr Ravi Zacharias a warm send-off at his funeral in May 2020. He was recognised as a well-respected apologist and hailed as the C.S. Lewis of our day. Fast forward eight months later to February 2021, Ravi Zacharias International Ministry (RZIM), the organisation founded by the namesake, accepted an independent investigative report that concluded there were numerous sexual abuses by the late founder involving a number of women over a substantial period of time. This is grievous news to many and a release for those who have been victims. We are thus providing a few resources gleaned globally and locally in response to the scandal.
American Alumnus Ministering Locally
Alumnus Will Stacken & wife Amanda
American Alumnus Will Stacken graduated in May 2018 with a Master of Divinity in Christian Ministry. He has been serving in Living Hope Methodist Church since then and has settled down in Singapore with his wife Amanda, a Singaporean. Below is a short interview with him along with his prayer requests.
- Being an American who had ministry experience in the Netherlands, what led you to Singapore and EAST to complete your seminary studies?
I have always been passionate about multicultural ministry and missions. After several successful mission trips to Southeast Asia, I felt that God might be leading me to long-term service in region. By doing my MDIV in Singapore, I had the time, opportunity and necessary tools to test and affirm God’s calling for the future.
EAST Library Catalogue
EAST Populi
National Library Board eResources
The Digital Theological Library
