Hands of Love
Today is the celebration of my church's 20th Anniversary @ Singapore Expo. One of the performances showcased was called the Hands Of Love &... I was part of it! We've been rehearsing hard for the past one month or so! It might seem simple & easy, but it really requires quite an amount of arm strength, flexibility of the fingers & PERSEVERANCE. Try holding your hands in the air for a few minutes & you'll understand! Anyway, our performance was based on the very meaningful song called We Were The Reason. Although the images shown were mostly repetitive, but hope that you'll enjoy it 'cos we really put in a lot of effort in practising and synchronising our actions! Take note of the lyrics!
Here's a video of our performance:
(I'm 3rd from your left in the 2nd row)
Yup JESUS LOVES YOU! <3
Btw, here's a video of the trip that the OSL juniors went last year. The trip was in partnership with Nguyen Tri Phuong Junior High School (NTP), Hue, Vietnam from 13/3/2008 to 21/3/2008.
...& the SGS Service Learning trip to Sok Ann High School, Takeo Province, Cambodia. November 30 to December 14, 2008. Hm apparently the SGS team went to the same place (Sok Ann High School) as the RGS OSL team.. The High School's basketball court finally has a flat cemented ground for their basketball court, which was previously covered by grass patches when my batch went there in 2007! Those in lime green shirts are the OSL juniors!
Here's a video of our performance:
(I'm 3rd from your left in the 2nd row)
Yup JESUS LOVES YOU! <3
Btw, here's a video of the trip that the OSL juniors went last year. The trip was in partnership with Nguyen Tri Phuong Junior High School (NTP), Hue, Vietnam from 13/3/2008 to 21/3/2008.
...& the SGS Service Learning trip to Sok Ann High School, Takeo Province, Cambodia. November 30 to December 14, 2008. Hm apparently the SGS team went to the same place (Sok Ann High School) as the RGS OSL team.. The High School's basketball court finally has a flat cemented ground for their basketball court, which was previously covered by grass patches when my batch went there in 2007! Those in lime green shirts are the OSL juniors!
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