On 25th July 2026, Prison Fellowship Singapore (PFS) held its biannual Prison Ministry Conference (PMC) at St Andrew’s Cathedral, with the theme "Breaking Brokenness." The conference explored how restorative practices, mental wellness, and proactive prevention can come together to break the cycle of brokenness experienced by communities affected by incarceration.

As a Christian youth living in Singapore, I would say that GRACE is one of the hardest concepts to grasp fully.

On 17 May, Prison Fellowship Singapore participated in the Drug Victims Remembrance Day (DVRD) event organized by the Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) at Suntec City Convention Centre. Two PFS representatives, Roy Chua and Luke Thurai, took part in a live book-sharing segment titled Reflection Through Stories, where they courageously shared their personal journeys of overcoming drug addiction.

On Saturday 18 April, together with some volunteers, I accompanied our Care Club as they set out to complete their 70km in the AT70 challenge. Care Club is part of the Family Care Ministry, and it focuses on supporting children (aged 7 to 16 years old) who have one or both parents incarcerated. This opportunity not only allowed me to document the Care Club’s involvement in AT70 through photos and videos, it also allowed me to experience first-hand interacting with the children who personify the cause of the AT70 fundraiser.