ONE VOICE MAGAZINE
The Stuff of DREAMS
Dreams. When we were little, we were filled with them. Whether we wanted to be an airline pilot, a soldier, a singer, a chef, a truck driver, or a garbage collector, we came alive when we spoke about the future versions of us or the future things we’d accomplish. It...
Ministry or Business? (Part 1)
The Testimony and Insights of Powerhouse Business Couple Peter and Jaime Teong Words by Nicole Gusto Can one be a missionary and a businessman at the same time? “If you have been trained by the Lord all these years to be a king in the marketplace, to be a priest in...
HINENI
When I was in grade school, I used to get envious of classmates who would tell stories about their summer getaway with their families in different places, different countries. Traveling was something our family couldn’t afford then; there were no “seat sales” yet nor...
The Radical Impact of the Singaporean Church
A Testimony from One Voice Missions Trip last May 5-12, 2019 It was in 2013 when I dreamt twice that one day, my feet would take me to Singapore. After 6 years, that dream came to its fulfillment. I have been to different mission trips in and out of the Philippines...
Natagpuang Pamilya Sa Cambodia
“Kapag tinawag ka ng Panginoon, susunod ka ba?” Nabubuhay tayo sa panahaong may takot na lumabas sa nakasanayan. Nabubuhay tayo sa oras na may tengang kawali sa mga panawagan. Nabubuhay tayo sa henerasyong hirap humarap sa paninindigan. Nabubuhay tayo sa oras na ang...
3 Lessons from the Glory Walkers of Geylang
No, Geylang isn’t known by the rest of the world to have a “church” in it. Food. Merchandise. Sex? Yes, that would be the Geylang of Singapore. If Geylang were a face, it would display people of different races – Indian, Bangladeshi, Indonesian, Chinese,...
Blooming in the Right Place
Are you where you should be according to God's will? Do your friends or colleagues help bring out the best in you through God? If not, then will you be willing to leave them if God tells you to go? Choosing your environment is very important as you grow up. Think of...
Be Strong, Be Brave!
As a musical evangelist living in a foreign land, I composed “Pain is a Victory Song” while I was living in the United States. The song reflects the verses of Joshua 1:7-9; particularly the phrase, “be strong and be courageous.” In these verses, the LORD was able to...
Stepping into the EthnoArts
"So, what do you do as missionaries?” “We do EthnoArts work.” Whenever we get to this point in conversations, we almost always launch into a mini-lecture about what we do in the field. When people hear words like “church planter,” or “outreach volunteer,” they seem to...
From the Pit to a Purpose
I grew up not having parents because they died when I was still very young. That somehow contributed to my having deep insecurities as I grew up. I felt strongly uncertain of myself once I got into college where I transitioned into adulthood. I always felt awkward and...
Partner’s Corner
Middle East: One Dream Introduces a Whole Family to Jesus
This story of a family in a little village in a closed country is a common testimony that Open Doors, a ministry serving persecuted Christians worldwide, is often told about. Workers know first-hand that God spoke to this particular family in a very special way. God...
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CORRIE TEN BOOM: THE SAINT WHO SURVIVED RAVENSBRÜCK
When World War 2 broke out, many Jews were being rounded up and sent on one-way trips to the concentration camps of the Third Reich. The ten Booms decided to fight back by making their home a safe house for Jews. This Dutch family would hide the Jews, give them new...
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PAKISTAN: Shahzad Now Knows Who He Is Being Persecuted For
Is there anything more tragic than being persecuted for the Jesus you don’t know? In Pakistan, there is a community of “unchurched Christians.” They are people born into “Christian” families who have been cut-off from the church. Millions of Pakistanis are...
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