In this special episode of the programme, all 4 Glory and Praise Show presenters - Andre, Keith, Ken and Nick - walk down memory lane and celebrate God's goodness through this platform and the live shows. Our special thanks to every listener who has accompanied us, and every volunteer who has co-laboured alongside us.

In this episode, we walk down memory lane and recall some beautiful faith stories that guests have shared with us on the programme this year.

Susan is a Singaporean based in Perth. She shares her faith story as well as how CatholicSG Radio has been her faith and prayer companion, especially with the live shows.

Lynette Lee shares her insights working as a corporate exec here in Singapore and also in Tokyo, Japan. She also shares about marriage, parenthood, and living out her parents' legacy, as well as how God features in all these aspects.

Kenny Ngo pays tribute to his mother. Despite family politics nearly destroying their relationship, yet, God turned things around in a way that only He can. Impossible events were transformed into opportunities for revelations of truth, healing, forgiveness and conversion. Kenny also shares an original song he composed in honour of his mother.

Gerry serves as a choir member at Church of St Alphonsus, otherwise known as Novena Church. He shares his faith journey as well as how God has been his centre, strength and pillar.

Despite straying because of low self-esteem and some poor decisions, Angela Goh testifies to how God walks closely with her. She also shares how God heals her brokenness, and helps her to forgive those who have hurt her.

Previous interviewees of the programme share what aspects of life in church they've missed these past 2 years, and what they're looking forward to, now that Safe Management Measures have been relaxed.

Denise shares about her time being involved in OYP (Office For Young People). She also shares her faith experiences growing up in choir, as well as while studying in Canberra, Australia. Through it all, even during desert experiences, she recognised that Jesus was still present in her life.

Charles and Sapta share how they came to faith in their homeland, Indonesia. They also speak about their conversion experiences, and their zeal to evangelise to others as a couple.