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欢迎参加我们在新加坡神学院举办的首届“失智症关怀事工大会”，我们将邀请教会加深对失智症患者的理解，并接纳他们融入教会生活。本次大会将从神学的角度探讨失智症，超越医学视角，在疾病和苦难中拥抱福音的盼望。您将聆听来自本地教会和社会服务组织的真实...
23/03/2026

欢迎参加我们在新加坡神学院举办的首届“失智症关怀事工大会”，我们将邀请教会加深对失智症患者的理解，并接纳他们融入教会生活。

本次大会将从神学的角度探讨失智症，超越医学视角，在疾病和苦难中拥抱福音的盼望。您将聆听来自本地教会和社会服务组织的真实案例，并从中获得鼓励和装备，从而建立充满爱心和盼望的社群，忠实地记念并陪伴失智症患者及其照护者。

我们非常荣幸邀请到阿伯丁大学神学和宗教研究系主任、在信仰、残障及心理健康领域杰出的实践神学家约翰·斯温顿（John Swinton）牧师教授担任本次大会的主讲嘉宾 😇

📅 日期：2026年5月30日（星期六）
📍 地点：新加坡神学院礼拜堂，新加坡 289886
⏰ 时间：上午9:00–下午5:00
💛 费用：120新元

立即通过 bit.ly/kinconf26 注册，参与这场重要的对话。💜

#失智症护理 #失智症事工 #残障事工

Join us at our inaugural Dementia Ministry conference as we invite the Church to a deeper understanding and inclusion of...
20/03/2026

Join us at our inaugural Dementia Ministry conference as we invite the Church to a deeper understanding and inclusion of people living with dementia, hosted at Singapore Bible College.

Explore dementia from the theological lens, moving beyond medical perspectives to embrace gospel hope amidst illness and suffering. Hear real-life examples from local churches and social service agencies, and leave encouraged and equipped to foster compassionate, hope-filled communities that faithfully remember and walk alongside people with dementia and their caregivers.

We are so honoured to have Revd Prof John Swinton, Chair in Divinity and Religious Studies at the University of Aberdeen, and a leading practical theologian in faith, disability, and mental health, as our keynote speaker 😇

📅 Date: 30 May 2026 (Saturday)
📍 Venue: Singapore Bible College, Worship Hall, Singapore 289886
⏰ Time: 9:00 am–5:00 pm
💛 Cost: $120

Register now at bit.ly/kinconf26 and be part of this important conversation. 💜

🤍 “Really grateful for the opportunity to meet up with many brothers and sisters with a passion for ministering to perso...
16/03/2026

🤍 “Really grateful for the opportunity to meet up with many brothers and sisters with a passion for ministering to persons with special needs and their families.”

One of the things past COPs participants have shared is how meaningful it is to gather with others who share the same calling, across churches, ministries, and organisations.

If you’re a Christian involved in disability work and longing for a safe space to connect, reflect, and be encouraged together, we’d truly love for you to join us.

📅 Date: 28 March 2026 (Saturday)
📍 Venue: St. James’ Church, Sanctuary Ground Level, 1 Leedon Rd, Singapore 267828
⏰ Time: 9:00 am–12:00 pm
💛 Cost: Free

Come meet fellow brothers and sisters in Christ who share a heart for inclusion. Sign up now at https://forms.gle/vpMfWfy2NcZfKcsB8

🔈 Calling all Christians in Disability Work, this is for you.If you’ve ever wrestled with what it means to embody Christ...
12/03/2026

🔈 Calling all Christians in Disability Work, this is for you.

If you’ve ever wrestled with what it means to embody Christ’s love to persons with disabilities in your ministry, organisation, or social enterprise, come join us at our next Community of Practice (COP).

Be shaped by the gospel.
Be encouraged by shared stories.
Be strengthened through honest conversations with others walking a similar road.

Swipe to read what past participants have shared, and why these gatherings matter 🧡

📅 Date: 28 March 2026 (Saturday)
📍 Venue: St. James’ Church, Sanctuary Ground Level, 1 Leedon Rd, Singapore 267828
⏰ Time: 9:00 am–12:00 pm
💛 Cost: Free

Sign up now at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfG3SGd6UbGXCbzw2AfpmcjkOQNAnfNl2YA-MRWVsT73-d4PA/viewform?usp=send_form&fbclid=IwY2xjawQfavhleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETF5QjA1TjZqeW5teG1XWHhDc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHikMHNRQN1f6SlfAhsCeyAwmTcedwkhbrAfjLFnv5Ng0HuPtq9nxXq9Xtc0g_aem_sETyPURckWLamx2orB6zqQ

🤍 “I was very moved to remember why I care — because Jesus first cared for me in my helpless state…”These words from a p...
10/03/2026

🤍 “I was very moved to remember why I care — because Jesus first cared for me in my helpless state…”

These words from a past COP participant capture the heart of why we gather. Before we serve, advocate, or lead, we remember that Christ first welcomed us, mended our relationship with God, and had compassion on us.

If you desire to live and work in light of these truths, join us at KIN’s upcoming COP for Christians in Disability Work. Come to be reminded, renewed, and encouraged alongside others who share this calling 🧡

📅 Date: 28 March 2026 (Saturday)
📍 Venue: St. James’ Church, Sanctuary Ground Level, 1 Leedon Rd, Singapore 267828
⏰ Time: 9:00 am–12:00 pm
💛 Cost: Free

Sign up now at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfG3SGd6UbGXCbzw2AfpmcjkOQNAnfNl2YA-MRWVsT73-d4PA/viewform?usp=send_form

Join KIN’s Masterclass on Mental Health in Persons with Disabilities! As churches seek to grow in compassion and inclusi...
06/03/2026

Join KIN’s Masterclass on Mental Health in Persons with Disabilities!

As churches seek to grow in compassion and inclusion, this masterclass invites participants into a thoughtful, faith-informed exploration of mental health in persons with disabilities.

🗓 Date: 1 June 2026 (Monday)
📍 Venue: Singapore Bible College Library, Singapore 289886
⏰ Time: 9:00am-12:00pm
💛 Cost: $70

Seats are limited - register now at bit.ly/kinmc26

Join us as we invite the Church to a deeper understanding and inclusion of people living with dementia. Explore dementia...
03/03/2026

Join us as we invite the Church to a deeper understanding and inclusion of people living with dementia. Explore dementia from the theological lens, moving beyond medical perspectives to embrace gospel hope amidst illness and suffering.

Hear real-life examples from local churches and social service agencies, and leave encouraged and equipped to foster compassionate, hope-filled communities that faithfully remember and walk alongside people with dementia and their caregivers.

加入我们，一起深入探索福音在失智症事工中的盼望。
被装备，建立有爱与信实同行的教会群体，记得并陪伴失智症患者与照顾者。

📅 Date: 30 May 2026 (Saturday)
📍 Venue: Singapore Bible College, Worship Hall, Singapore 289886
⏰ Time: 9:00 am–5:00 pm
💛 Cost: $120
🌐 Mandarin translation will be provided

Register now at bit.ly/kinconf26 and be part of this important conversation. 💜

“They are loved.” 💛As we prepare for the upcoming Dementia Ministry Conference, we’re reminded of this powerful truth fr...
02/03/2026

“They are loved.” 💛

As we prepare for the upcoming Dementia Ministry Conference, we’re reminded of this powerful truth from Professor John Swinton: Despite the fallenness of our condition, people living with dementia are deeply loved by God.

If you long to understand dementia through a lens of faith and gospel hope, join us on 30 May 2026 at Singapore Bible College. We’d love to have you with us.

Register now at bit.ly/kinconf26 and be part of this important conversation. 💜

🧧 As we wrap up our Lunar New Year interaction tips series, here are three final reminders when spending time with loved...
27/02/2026

🧧 As we wrap up our Lunar New Year interaction tips series, here are three final reminders when spending time with loved ones living with dementia:

💛 Focus on dignity; honour the person. Avoid speaking about them as if they’re not present. Even if memory fades, dignity remains. Include them in the conversation.
🌿 Reassure rather than correct. Avoid arguing or lengthy explanations. If confusion arises, gently redirect or change the activity. Our calm presence often speaks louder than logic.
🤲 Offer simple choices as too many options can overwhelm. Instead of “Where would you like to sit?”, try “Would you like to sit here or over there?”

If you’d like to journey deeper in understanding dementia through a lens of faith and hope, join us at KIN’s Dementia Ministry Conference on 30 May 2026 at Singapore Bible College.

Together, we’ll explore how the Church can move beyond purely medical views to embrace gospel hope, hear stories from local churches and social service agencies, and discover practical ways to remember and walk alongside persons living with dementia and their families.

Register now at bit.ly/kinconf26 and be part of this important conversation. 💜

🧧 Still visiting this Chinese New Year?Here are a few more gentle reminders when spending time with loved ones living wi...
24/02/2026

🧧 Still visiting this Chinese New Year?

Here are a few more gentle reminders when spending time with loved ones living with dementia:

👂 Say their name before speaking. Starting with a simple “Ah Ma…” or “Uncle John…” can help reduce anxiety and ground their attention during conversations.
💛 Validate emotions, even if the facts seem inaccurate. Instead of correcting (“No, that didn’t happen”) try, “That sounds upsetting.” Emotional reality often matters more than factual accuracy.
🙏 Connect through long-term spiritual memory. Spiritual language learned in one’s youth often remain. Say the Lord’s Prayer slowly together, or offer a short, familiar blessing.
💭 Shift our mindset and reflect beyond what we see. Instead of wondering “Why are they behaving this way?” ask, “What might they be trying to tell me?” Remember, behaviour is communication.

As the festivities continue, may this season be marked not just by reunion dinners, but also by patience, understanding, and most importantly, love that truly stays present. 🧡

🧧 Visiting loved ones this Chinese New Year?Amidst the house visitations and celebrations, some of us may be spending ti...
16/02/2026

🧧 Visiting loved ones this Chinese New Year?

Amidst the house visitations and celebrations, some of us may be spending time with family members and friends living with dementia. Here are a few gentle reminders to help make those interactions more meaningful:

✨ Avoid asking “Do you remember who I am?” Instead, use more closed-ended questions to reduce pressure.
🎵 Engage through the senses as memory for music, rhythm, and touch often lasts longer than verbal memory. Examples include singing familiar hymns or songs, showing photos, and offering something to hold like a Bible, a cross or a soft object.
🔇 Reduce environmental distractions to make conversations easier. Choose quiet spaces whenever possible, and sit together at eye level when conversing.
🗣 Use simple, clear language when talking, and slow down to give space and time to respond.

Above all, your calm presence matters most. 🧡

KIN wishes all a lovely and meaningful Chinese New Year. May your visitations be filled with patience, warmth, and moments of true connection. 🍊🍊

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