Angela Ngiam
Latest News
Many things happened since my last newsletter. 1. We received my step-brother, step-sister and a friend from Brazil during Christmas holidays: Michel, Nathalie and Alysson came over to Australia to spend some time with us. We loved having them here with us and we had a lot of fun together. We…
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Reflections from 2012
2012 is almost finished. I can’t believe how fast this year has gone! I have been serving with SIM for about 10 months already. So much has happened, so much has changed, so much has been learnt, so much still to do. I had such a great year! It was very different from anything else I have ever…
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God is Great!
God is great! No matter our circumstances… God is good! I have now completed my first 6 months as a missionary of SIM and I have been reminded daily that God is faithful to his promises and his plans are perfect. It was pretty hard to leave my job to join SIM as a missionary but I am glad I made…
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Doing...doing...doing...Resting?
It has been a long time since I wrote to you last. When I started with SIM in February I thought I would write newsletters every month so people would be able to know what is happening here in ministry and in my life, so they could pray for us. I also wanted to use the news to show how…
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Back in Australia
I have been back in Australia since 25 January. I know it is only 3 weeks since I came back home but so much has happened in such a short period of time! I have started my role with SIM as a mission mobiliser and after only 2 weeks on the job there is already so much I have learnt! I still have…
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“Cia da Graça”
I have visited a Project called “Cia da Graça” (Grace Company). This is an interdenominational project that involves a few churches working together among the less fortunate people who are living below the poverty line, in the surroundings of the dumpster area. The families build their own houses…
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Bringing hope to the hopeless
It is 2012! Happy New Year! We are looking forward to the new step we are taking in service to our Lord Jesus this year. But before that, there are more things to tell you about my experiences with missions in Brazil. I visited the ministry in the prisons with Pastor Marcos Ricci. The program…
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Christmas
Hi everyone, I know that it is Christmas time and you would like to know about how my Christmas was. I had a lovely time with my family and friends. I obviously missed U-Don because he spent Christmas back in Australia with his auntie. But it is such a blessing to be here and enjoy time with…
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Project: Equipe da Esperança (Hope Team)
One of the projects that I visited is the ,"Hope Team," that visits and gives support to the patients and families in the hospital. The Volunteers at the Santa Casa Hospital have a Mission statement that says: Mission: to promote the volunteer action in looking after the patient in the Santa…
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Holidays in Bahia – Brazil
U-Don and I spent a week in Bahia on holidays with my family. The capital of Bahia is called Salvador and it is the city where my older sister lives. There are many beautiful beaches over there and the hot weather was perfect for us to stay in the water the whole day. Salvador tells the history…
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About Us
Hi, I am Angela! I was born in Brazil but I live in Sydney with my lovely husband U-Don. We are both very excited about serving our Lord in Australia and we would love you to read about our adventures in this blog.
What are we doing?
I am working as a mission mobilizer at SIM (Serving in Mission). Here you can read about how an ordinary girl like me decided to leave everything behind to serve God. I hope to share my experiences on this journey with you and I hope to encourage you to consider working in missions somewhere where God planned to use you.
Where are we?:
Working on Mission Mobiliser with SIM in Australia, Oceania, Victoria, AustraliaMonthly archive
- April 2013 (1)
- November 2012 (1)
- August 2012 (1)
- May 2012 (1)
- February 2012 (1)
- January 2012 (2)
- December 2011 (4)
- November 2011 (4)