Once I was moaning to my mentor about how inadequate I felt. There I was in a sales job, without a college degree, whereas my classmates were well on their way to earning engineering and medical degrees, or studying whatever it was that they wanted to. He said, ‘Look at it this way. By the time they get into the workplace you’ll be ahead of them. And later, when you do succeed in getting a degree, with the practical experience that you already have, you’ll easily catch up with them and probably even race ahead of them at work. Don’t let the lack of a degree right now hold you back. Just go and be the best you can be.’

This “Healed of Stage 4 Terminal Cancer” of Aunty Swarnam is a true account documented with evidence from lab reports, CT scans and case notes from the team of medical professionals and oncologists at the Accident and Emergency of KK Women’s and Children Hospital in Singapore.

The central character of this film is a small innocent girl named Dolma who wrote a secret letter to God, and wants to deliver it; however, she has a problem. She does not know the address of God. She sets out to find God's address . . . and then, the story reaches its climax. Does she ever deliver her letter to God? To find out about this, you need to watch the film.

I worked on the 81st floor of the North Tower or Tower 1 of the World Trade Center and my wife Mary worked on the 71st floor of the South Tower or Tower 2. It was just an incredible experience working in this incredible building especially for an immigrant who had just arrived in America in February of that year. We enjoyed so much working together in the same complex.

You may find it odd that I ended up in a former Soviet republic from South India. But the story of how I got here is a testament to God’s bountiful grace and His communication of purpose for me. When I completed my school finals in 2002, I wanted to attend a medical college in India so that I could fulfil my childhood dream of becoming a medical missionary. I applied for admission to several medical colleges in India but the intense competition for seats rendered all my attempts unsuccessful.

Shaneen Clarke understands the battle to find purpose and she is dedicated to helping others reach their true potential. From her books, such as ‘Dare to Be Great,’ to her many speaking engagements, she has spent years helping others go deep within to find and release their core passion. But here’s what is so powerful about Shaneen - she does it all with a profound sense of fun! This girl will make you laugh.

The first life-changing event happened in 1986. I was ten years old. One moment I was sleeping in the back seat of my parents' car with no worries in the world, and the next moment there were ambulances all around, and doctors telling my parents I would never walk again. In a matter of seconds, my life was turned upside down and inside out. All of the sudden I found myself confined to a wheelchair, unable to move or feel my legs.

After sometime, my father came to know about my conversion and he was very upset about it. He told me to stop what I was doing and to stop following Christ. But I refused to. When he saw that I was adamant in my decision, he asked me to leave the house. With tears in my eyes, I left with the clothes on my back not knowing what to do or where to go. It has been many years now since I have not been back to my family’s home because of the deep hostilities and anger of my decision to follow Christ. I am as good as a dead son to my father.

I would wake up daily to the horrifying sight of my bed sheets covered in blood and puss, and very often, the sheets would be stuck to my skin due to the dried puss. My bed sheets went right into disinfectant. The stench of my infected skin was most unbearable. I was called a fool for my decision to only trust in God, people ridiculed the fact that I was solely dependent on God’s word for my healing, and it was beyond their comprehension that God would heal me. Nobody believed I would be healed.