There is good news, and there is troubling news, from the Salt&Light Mental Health Survey for Church Workers 2026. More ...

In Kalimantan, located in Indonesian Borneo, young Intan was a schoolgirl who would make her way by foot to school every day, haze or no haze. One day, Intan collapsed on her way to school, and died.

The State of the Church in Singapore 2026 is the fifth instalment of the State of the Church in Singapore Study – a annual collaborative effort between Biblical Graduate School of Theology, Singapore ...

As the Singapore Church grapples with the sobering decline of Christianity in the country, it can be tempting to respond with organisational fixes. But what is really needed is a shift away from ...

It is in this spirit that we launched the Salt&Light Inspiration Awards. In allowing people to honour others who are faithfully doing God’s work, we give the spotlight to godly people and ...

Singapore’s education system is widely admired for its rigour and outcomes. It is also undeniably competitive and stressful. Parents, acting out of love and responsibility, naturally want to prepare ...

When Ginny Foo turned 17 and began preparing for her “O” Level examinations, she felt a pull to explore life beyond Malaysia. Though she grew up in Seremban, Malaysia, her dream was to live and work ...

Many people live in a world of illusion where they confuse motion for meaning, speed for direction and ambition for purpose. As a disciple of Jesus, we are not called to do more; rather, we are first ...

Elijah Ng loved a good game of soccer. He was a thoughtful boy who avoided drawing attention to himself, preferring to keep his troubles to himself rather than worry others. In 2023, he experienced ...

This SG60 National Day, Salt&Light celebrates Christians who do missions in myriad ways, each bringing the love of Christ to underserved communities. In early July this year, huge cardboard boxes ...

Growing up, home was not a safe space for Marianne Tan. She experienced years of emotional and physical abuse. Her parents fought violently, and she would often hide by locking herself in the bathroom ...

“My mummy told us not to play with you,” said a boy to me when we were both 12 years old. Those words hit harder than any physical pain I had ever felt. It wasn’t just rejection – it was humiliation.