From Sundays to Mondays
From Sundays to Mondays
GBC YA
From Sundays to Mondays, a podcast about what it looks like to live as a Christian Young Adult in Singapore.
Together Apart - The Church (Part 2)
This episode is a continuation of Agnes and Darius stories of loneliness and community in church. Darius sharing his experience in joining GBC during Covid and Agnes returning to GBC after some time away overseas.
Feb 6, 2021
23 min
Together Apart - The Church
We often hear of how church should be like a family to us. We treat each other as brothers and sisters, or at least we ought to. But does it always look that way? What hope do we have when “church community” feels distant? When we feel most alone although we’re surrounded by people? In this episode, we’re continuing the series, Together Apart. We have Agnes and Darius with us to share their stories of loneliness and community in church. Darius about his experience in joining GBC during Covid and Agnes returning to GBC after some time away overseas. So tuck yourself in and join us for This is from Sundays to Mondays.
Feb 6, 2021
30 min
Together Apart - The World
About Covid has had far reaching impact, one which has changed how we relate to the people around us.  What does it mean to be a Christian dealing with the loneliness brought about by Covid. Join us for a quick dive into the lives of Nehemiah and David, as they share about how they have faced loneliness and Covid in their everyday lives.  Episode Outline (0:22-3:00) Introduction (3:00 - 5:50) Covid@ Work/Uni (5:50-18:28) Loneliness & Connection (18:28- 26:18) How does being a Christian make a difference? (26:18-30:00) Closing Words Google form: https://tinyurl.com/y6z43tok Credits: Host - Tan Sze Ern Guests - Nehemiah Chong & David Vun Cover Art - Gloria Yeo Music - Marcus Ng
Oct 23, 2020
32 min
Podcast Teaser
What does it look like going from Church on Sunday to the Monday grind? Stay tuned to find out more as we begin with a series of 3 episodes exploring loneliness in a time of Covid.
Oct 6, 2020
57 sec