Home > Breaking News > Singapore > Story
July 25, 2009
Nothing to do with God
By Cheong Suk Wai
THERE is usually nothing too exciting about two speakers sharing a stage to talk about bouncing back from failure, especially not at a dime-a-dozen leadership seminar.
But last Thursday (July 23), former Malaysian magnate and cabinet minister Tan Koon Swan galvanised the audience at the Suntec International Convention Centre when he spoke alongside Singaporean lawyer Glenn Knight.
For about an hour, both took turns to speak of their past and how their Christian faith had sustained them through life's setbacks.
Read the full story in tomorrow's edition of The Sunday Times.
July 25, 2009
Nothing to do with God
By Cheong Suk Wai
THERE is usually nothing too exciting about two speakers sharing a stage to talk about bouncing back from failure, especially not at a dime-a-dozen leadership seminar.
But last Thursday (July 23), former Malaysian magnate and cabinet minister Tan Koon Swan galvanised the audience at the Suntec International Convention Centre when he spoke alongside Singaporean lawyer Glenn Knight.
For about an hour, both took turns to speak of their past and how their Christian faith had sustained them through life's setbacks.
Read the full story in tomorrow's edition of The Sunday Times.
