Angela Ngiam
First week in Brazil
Our first week in Brazil was full of commitments with the youth ministry of the church. The Youth Pastor Rafael Fogaça brought us to see part of his ministry with the youth in the church and outside the church. Besides the jiu-jitsu classes to the disadvantaged kids in the suburbs, he also teaches…
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Project IDE
As you know U-Don and I are in Brazil. Besides being with family we already got up to a special time with the locals. The first ministry that we have already participated of is called Project IDE. This is a project for disadvantage children in the city of Campo Grande in the countryside of Brazil…
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Packing our luggage
Today was my last day at work. I have worked in the same company for the last 5 years and I consider my work colleagues as my little family here in Australia. It was sad to say goodbye but I know that friendships were made during those years and we will keep in touch no matter where I go. I am…
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I think that the best way to start this blog is by telling you the story on how I decided to join SIM. My relationship with SIM started in April 2010 while I was on holidays in Brazil. As you might know, Brazil has experienced growth in the number of evangelical Christians and in the number of…
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Eu acho que a melhor maneira de começar esse blog é contando para você a história de como foi que eu decidi fazer parte da organização SIM (Servindo em Missão). Meu contato com a SIM começou em Abril de 2010 quando eu estava de férias no Brasil. Como você já deve saber, o Brasil tem passado por…
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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.