This was the first time NP cell evangelized on campus. We were going to bring the news of our church's Valentines' Day event, "Take My Hand" to the students in NP. I am sure many of us were excited about this movement.

Personally, I was excited. Cheryl and I were paired together to salt the campus. Together we believed that many people will come for the event and would eventually accept Jesus.

We went to five places, namely: Block 56, Underpass, Canteen 1, Atrium and the Student Plaza.
On the whole,some of the people we approached were pretty cold, and some were quite neutral; as in: they would not mind us sharing about the event as well as Jesus Christ.

In the Atrium, Cheryl and I got to share with a guy called Anton, who was a foreigner. We told him about the "Take My Hand" event and managed to share Christ with him. During the conversation, I kept asking questions regarding his knowledge of Christianity, his view about church. Although he wasnt very spontaneous but at least a seed was sown. I took down his contact number and covered him in prayer before leaving.

Subsequently, we also managed to speak to a 3rd year FMS student and told her about the event. We found out that she was a Christian, and she also asked for more cards so that she could invite her friends for this event as well.

Later on, I sensed from God to go to Student Plaza. I was hesitant at first, but eventually I gave in, so I told Cheryl, "let's go to Student Plaza." so we went. 

As we neared, we saw that there were groups of people seated at the tables near Cheers, and we felt that it will be difficult to reach out to them. As we continued to look across, there was a student seated alone. So we used this opportunity to reach out to her. We introduced ourselves and got to know that she was Xiao Yu, a Year 1 Accountancy Student.

We found out that she came from China and currently staying near NP with the Landlord's family; together with some roommates.

After that, we brought up the "Take My Hand" event to her and asked whether is she was open to religion. When we knew that she was open, I continued to ask her more questions about what is Christianity meant to her. She shared that her landlord and family also told her about Jesus Christ and revealed to us that her family does not have a religion and she hopes to be in a Christian organisation and wanted to find out more about it.

Some questions I asked were "where do you think will you go after you leave this world?" and "what do you understand so far about Christianity?".

Her response were pretty much uncertain but she showed some enthusiasm in wanting to know more about Jesus Christ.

Thus, I began to draw the bridge diagram and explained to her what Christianity was and why Christianity was different from other religions. Bringing up topics such as Jesus as the only way to Eternal Life, His love for this world and the Book of Life.

The conversation got deeper each time and she also asked us why we are so passionate in spreading the good news. I answered her that Cheryl and I were touched by God in every situations we faced and we want to bring the goodness of God to everyone.

In addition, I also shared my testimony about how God changed me as a impulsive person to a person who is more calm-thinking and cheerful.

She was pretty interested in how God had showed His work in both of us.

As we continued the dialogue, she revealed that the stress of the coming exams had gotten to her, so I told her that we are having Church Service at 11am every Sunday in Trinity@Adam; just in case that she could not make it for the event.

Before we left, Cheryl exchanged contact numbers and prayed for her.

To God be the glory!

♥ 8:45 PM