Stories of Hope

16/11/2025

Many aircraft accidents happen because pilots fail to pay attention. “Inattentional blindness” – when someone is so focused on one thing that they fail to see another – is a common cause of such accidents.

This also happens in daily life, says Wong Yuan Sy, who taught aviation physiology to pilots for 10 years. Sometimes, we can be so blinded by our problems, pain or plans that we fail to notice what matters most in life.

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Many aircraft accidents happen because pilots fail to pay attention. “Inattentional blindness” – when someone is so focused on one thing that they fail to see another – is a common cause.

09/11/2025

What if a doctor told your child would never hear?

For Eddie and Julia, the news that their boy, Kaleb was deaf in both ears left them devastated.

Watch their story on YouTube and discover what gave them hope, strength, and the miracles they experienced along the way.

05/11/2025

When Jolene Kunju spotted Francis How across a crowd at a nightclub, it was love at first sight.

She sent her friend over to tell him that she thought he was cute.

Her friend came back with his mobile number. Jolene and Francis chatted into the morning, and a few hours later, met up for a movie and lunch.

Francis told her honestly that he was a former dr*g addict who had just been released from prison the year before.

“But strangely, his upfront honesty made me feel secure,” said Jolene.

Then came the biggest surprise, one that made Jolene swear. Would it be a deal breaker?

It was love at first sight. Jolene Kunju, then in her early 20s and pursuing her Honours degree in Marketing, spotted him across a...

29/10/2025

Min Ho's life as a dr*g addict was miserable. He would try over and over again to quit, but he could not stop. Not even when his father disowned him, not even when he attempted to end his life.

There was no hope for Min Ho ... until Someone intervened and rescued him.

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19/10/2025

An official member of a secret society, Liu Min Ho used to use and peddle dr*gs.

Once, he was beaten up so badly, five of his ribs were broken and he almost lost consciousness.

At this point of despair and hopelessness, Min Ho found an unconditional love that transformed his life.

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12/10/2025

"I wanted to stop, but I didn’t know how to stop.”

Kaoru saw no way out of add*ction and gang activity, except to end his life. But each time, he was rescued.

Little did he know, a woman's simple gift would lead him to a greater Love that would change his life forever.

Today, Kaoru brings the same love to the hopeless.

10/10/2025

Suzette Hattingh was a nurse in South Africa who was not fazed by all types of injuries she attended to.

As a Senior Nurse, she was no stranger to accompanying patients who were dy*ng.

One man, minutes away from dy*ng, suddenly sat up straight up in bed. He cried: “I see the living God on His throne, and I’m lost!” That was his last breath.

Another man, near d*ath, anxiously described going into a pit – feet first, followed by his body, then his head.

Finally, a woman, Mrs X, with terminal cancer. She was the most difficult patient – always screaming and cursing at the nurses – until she made peace with God.

On her d*athbed, Mrs X said: “Oh, Sister Hattingh, do you see these people with white clothes?”

Suzette recalled: “Three such experiences so close together left me unsettled. I began asking: 'What if God is real? What if there really is life after d*ath?'"

Dr Rev Suzette Hattingh, who was in Singapore in September for miracle healing rally, HEALSG 2025, shares her story with Stories of Hope.

Growing up in South Africa, I had wanted to be a policewoman. But my Daddy firmly said no. So I chose the next best...

01/10/2025

At the age of 10, Suzette Hatting’s right arm was shredded in an accident on her father’s farm in South Africa.

Doctors were angry with her father for not allowing them to amputate her arm.
“Mr Hattingh, you are the most irresponsible man we’ve ever met. If we don’t amputate, she will die of septicemia.”

Then they told him: “Take her home. Let this child at least die in her own bed tonight.”

Suzette not only survived, she went on to become a nurse. After being prayed for, she regained full use of her arm.

It was the first of many miracle healings she would personally experience. It set her on fire to pray for others.

Today, she goes around the world praying for healing in the name of Jesus. Rev Dr Suzette Hatting was in Singapore in September for miracle healing rally, HEALSG 2025.

When I was just 10 years old, I asked to join my dad on the tractor to harvest maize from the fields. IAs I bent down to put the corn into a bag, the wind lifted my dress. A grease bolt on the pulley caught the fabric and, in an instant, pulled me feet first into the combine harvester.xThe blades sl...

14/09/2025

Yolanda Lee was diagnosed with breast cancer at 28. She was healthy, thriving at work, and planning her wedding.

"Why me? What if I d*e?" Fear and anxiety filled her mind ... until one day, a reassuring voice told her that she would live.

10/09/2025

Alvin Kong was a temple medium. For years, he channelled spirits, believing it was the only way to save his soul.

He never expected to fall in love with a Christian – the one type of people he despised.

This is the story of how Alvin fell in love. Not just with Dawn, but also with her God. In Him, Alvin found healing, love, and the freedom to finally let go.

From the time he was in kindergarten, Alvin Kong, was able to see things from the spiritual realm. "One night, I saw a real figure of an effigy that is usually placed next to the joss stick urn," Alvin, now 36, recalled.

27/08/2025

Given up for adoption at birth, Raymond Mooi was taken in by a priestess and raised in a temple surrounded by strict rituals and rites. Unable to fit in with his peers, he grew up rebellious – until he encountered the love of a Father he never knew he had.

Today, the 66-year-old is a minister who has spent the last 30 years bringing God's healing to the sick. Blind eyes have been opened, the crippled have walked, deaf people with no eardrums have heard, bones have been reconstructed, and the mute have spoken.

Rev Raymond will be in Singapore on September 7 for HEAL SG, a national healing rally. Admission is free. For more details, visit: heal.sg

When Raymond Mooi was born in Ipoh, Malaysia in 1959, he was put up for adoption. A temple priestess, who had taken a vow...

24/08/2025

Three times, Johnny Lim came this close to d*ath. But each time, he was saved miraculously.

He soon realised these were not coincidences – Someone's hand was on him, ready to use his life for a greater purpose.