Alumna Mei-Mei Lee: Treasured Possession

The testimony below was first shared by alumna Mei-Mei Lee during Faculty Development Days 2025 as a devotional.

A father gave his young daughter a pearl necklace, and she adored it so much that she wore it every single day. Years later, when the girl was older, her father asked her, “Please give the necklace back to me.” And do you know what she said? “No.” She refused, saying, “This is my favorite. I love it.” Sometimes, we are just like that little girl with God. We cling so tightly to things we cherish—a ministry, a relationship, a position, or a dream—that we cannot let go. For me, that thing was my ministry.

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Alumna Worchuirin Horam: Bringing Food to the Needy

 

Worchuirin “Achui” Horam, Manipur (NE India)

Achui has graduated with an EAST Master of Arts in Leadership (MALD) in May 2025.

At the height of Covid-19 in 2021, a group of ladies raised some funds for pandemic-victims in India. Among those who hand-delivered rice, flour and oil to needy families in Delhi was Achui.

A year later, the ten-year high school teacher felt God’s call to enter full-time ministry.  “And so I came to EAST,” says Achui. “But God’s curriculum was nothing I’d imagined.”

In April 2024, she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Read more

New Student Anna: In God’s Hands, Dreams Do Come True

Anna is among the new multicultural cohort of EAST students, being introduced to Singapore urban hawker culture.

Below is a reflection by “Anna”, a new student who hails from a mountainous  country. Wanting to pursue further studies was always my dream that remained inside my heart for the longest time. When people were going abroad, I was excited for them but for myself, I had to console my heart. Read more

Alumnus Amos Chew: Let Others Feed Us

Amos is doing pottery as part of his FIRM (Formation, Integration, Reflection and Ministry) class.

 

Amos, 34, believes that as a leader, he must let others feed him.

“We cannot stop learning,” says the UK-trained sports coach who served on missions in the Philippines, and was trained by GLO in Australia.

The former teacher among students with learning difficulties finds meeting people from diverse ministries and denominations at EAST enriching. Read more

Ruth Hwmay: My First Semester of Studies @EAST

 

Ruth Hwmay is a new student from Myanmar and studying Graduate Diploma in Theological Studies. She worships and serves with Agape Baptist Church in Singapore. She shares about her first semester of studies at East Asia School of Theology (EAST) below.

While I have previously not considered attending a seminary, yet this semester marked the beginning of my first year of seminary studies. This semester, I took four subjects: Christian Marriage, World Mission, Exposition of Matthew, and Spiritual Life and Transformation. Each of them provided me with a transforming understanding of God that I had not experienced before.

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