Stories of Hope SG
- №783 в категории «Религия и духовность»
- №42: 🇸🇬 Сингапур
- №7 857 среди каналов на языке «английский»
- №8 834 в мире
Thank you for joining Stories of Hope! We share real-life stories by real people; stories to give us hope amid darkness.
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Динамика подписчиков
Подписчиков у канала «Stories of Hope SG»: 1 013. Прирост за последние 30 дней: 3 (0,3 %).
По дням, последние 30 дней
| Дата | Подписчики | Изменение | Посты | Ср. просмотры поста |
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| 12 ноя | 1 013 | −1 | 0 | – |
| 11 ноя | 1 014 | 0 | 0 | – |
| 10 ноя | 1 014 | 0 | 0 | – |
| 9 ноя | 1 014 | −2 | 0 | – |
| 8 ноя | 1 016 | +6 | 0 | – |
| 8 окт | 1 010 | – | 0 | – |
Когда публикует
Время по UTC. 10 постов за 90 дней.
Последние посты
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🧡 Read Nathanael's story → https://bit.ly/3X1yoAC “Daddy, I can see Him. He grabbed me, and He touched you too.” It was 9pm in a hospital ward when six-year-old Nathanael de Souza told his father he could see a figure, as well as beings going up and down a ladder. It would be their last conversation. Months after Nathanael died, his grieving father made a discovery that stunned him: His son’s final words echoed a Bible passage where his own name appeared. What did Nathanael see that night? And how did this discovery help his parents start to make sense of a loss no parent should have to bear? Nathanael would have been 21 this year.
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🧡 Read Denis Kugler's story → https://bit.ly/i-thought-she-was-going-cuckoo Frenchman Denis Kugler didn’t understand what was happening to his wife Charlene, a former Singapore Airlines flight attendant, model and DJ. He thought she had gone “cuckoo”. She had stopped drinking, smoking and partying. Instead, she was fasting for 10 days, reading the Bible and praying for direction for their lives now that their business had collapsed. On the ninth day, Denis himself broke down and said: “I surrender to your Jesus. I cannot take it anymore.” What happened next was nothing like the miracle they expected.
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Ever feel like everyone else is moving forward while you're falling behind? Maybe your friends are earning more, getting promoted or reaching milestones you’re still working towards. 😞 But your growth doesn’t have to look like theirs. You are more than your achievements and your journey is more than a comparison. 🧡💪🏻 📖 Read: https://storiesofhope.sg/i-traded-a-s4000-salary-for-something-else/ 📹 Watch: https://bit.ly/everyone-is-ahead-what-about-me
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🧡 Read John's story → https://bit.ly/4eDpEGQ At 26, John Tang was facing the death penalty for trafficking enough heroin to hang four men. “I knew I was going to die. I don’t know what punishment was worse than that. It was a feeling worse than fear.” In prison, he met inmates facing capital charges for crimes including murder, kidnapping and armed robbery Some had no hope. Others had a peace he could not understand. “Some of them were murderers, going to be hanged. I was also facing the same thing. “How could men facing the same death sentence have a kind of peace that I do not have?”
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If you had to choose between being comfortable or experiencing growth, what would you choose? Stories of Hope hits the streets to find out what young Singaporeans feel about choosing one over the other, and their reasons why. 🧡 What are your thoughts? Let us know below!
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🧡 Read Charlene's story → https://bit.ly/4rRgRGF A former SQ girl, model and DJ with a handsome husband, a beautiful home, successful business and two young sons. From the outside, Charlene Kugler had it all. But behind the glamour, the debts were piling up, the marriage was falling apart, and she was running out of hope. At her lowest point, Charlene was desperate for peace. She looked everywhere for a “peace manual”., even among self-help and psychology books. “If I did, I would follow everything in it to find that peace,” she vowed. A chance encounter with an old friend led her to keep that vow.
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🥵 Read Isaiah’s full story here → https://bit.ly/3TLxFSW Graduating at the top of his class in university, Isaiah Cheong could easily get many good job offers. While his peers stepped into $4,000+ monthly salaries, he chose to take a lower-paying job at a non-profit organisation. In Singapore where people often measure success by income and quick promotions, his choice looked like a mistake. But for Isaiah, it was a conscious choice of pursuing purpose over comfort. Did he regret his decision? What kept him going?
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🧡 Read Christan's full story here → https://bit.ly/4gXP97A What would you do if you woke up one morning praying to a God you never knew? That's what happened to Christan Mani. For years, he had faithfully followed a certain religion. He was opposed to Christians, believing that they were on a “recruitment drive”. Then one morning, without anyone talking to him about Jesus, he found himself praying: "Abba Father ... Jesus." These prayers felt different from what he had done in the past: “That day, I had a weird feeling that Somebody was actually listening to me.”
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Part One - Comfort vs Growth 🧡📈 When he graduated, unlike his friends, Isaiah Cheong chose a job that was meaningful instead of one that was high-paying. But when he was faced with his upcoming wedding and a house to pay for, Isaiah wondered if he made the right choice. As he journeyed through the challenge, he learned that growth isn't always measured by one's salary or job title. What does true growth look like? Watch his story to find out: https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSq2NDCXU/
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🧡 Read Carina's full story here → https://bit.ly/3UzfVua When her husband died suddenly, Carina Khoo's sons were just 5 and 10. How would she cope? How would she get through the grief and anger? How could she provide for her family? First came a baking course. Then came a pickleball injury that would open doors for her to own her own sports therapy centre. How did she overcome challenges like being too short for the massage bed?
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🧡 Read John's story → https://bit.ly/4eDpEGQ At 26, John Tang was facing the death penalty for trafficking enough heroin to hang four men. “I knew I was going to die. I don’t know what punishment was worse than that. It was a feeling worse than fear.” In prison, he met inmates facing capital charges for crimes including murder, kidnapping and armed robbery Some had no hope. Others had a peace he could not understand. “Some of them were murderers, going to be hanged. I was also facing the same thing. “How could men facing the same death sentence have a kind of peace that I do not have?”
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If you had to choose between being comfortable or experiencing growth, what would you choose? Stories of Hope hits the streets to find out what young Singaporeans feel about choosing one over the other, and their reasons why. 🧡 What are your thoughts? Let us know below!
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Ever feel like everyone else is moving forward while you're falling behind? Maybe your friends are earning more, getting promoted or reaching milestones you’re still working towards. 😞 But your growth doesn’t have to look like theirs. You are more than your achievements and your journey is more than a comparison. 🧡💪🏻 📖 Read: https://storiesofhope.sg/i-traded-a-s4000-salary-for-something-else/ 📹 Watch: https://bit.ly/everyone-is-ahead-what-about-me
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🧡 Read Denis Kugler's story → https://bit.ly/i-thought-she-was-going-cuckoo Frenchman Denis Kugler didn’t understand what was happening to his wife Charlene, a former Singapore Airlines flight attendant, model and DJ. He thought she had gone “cuckoo”. She had stopped drinking, smoking and partying. Instead, she was fasting for 10 days, reading the Bible and praying for direction for their lives now that their business had collapsed. On the ninth day, Denis himself broke down and said: “I surrender to your Jesus. I cannot take it anymore.” What happened next was nothing like the miracle they expected.
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🧡 Read Nathanael's story → https://bit.ly/3X1yoAC “Daddy, I can see Him. He grabbed me, and He touched you too.” It was 9pm in a hospital ward when six-year-old Nathanael de Souza told his father he could see a figure, as well as beings going up and down a ladder. It would be their last conversation. Months after Nathanael died, his grieving father made a discovery that stunned him: His son’s final words echoed a Bible passage where his own name appeared. What did Nathanael see that night? And how did this discovery help his parents start to make sense of a loss no parent should have to bear? Nathanael would have been 21 this year.
Вопросы о канале «Stories of Hope SG»
Сколько подписчиков у канала «Stories of Hope SG»?
У канала «Stories of Hope SG» (@storiesofhopesg) 1 013 подписчиков на 12 ноября 2026 г.
Растёт ли канал «Stories of Hope SG»?
Аудитория стабильна: +3 (0,3 %) за последние 30 дней.
О чём канал «Stories of Hope SG»?
Канал в категории «Религия и духовность», язык постов: английский. Описание канала: «Thank you for joining Stories of Hope! We share real-life stories by real people; stories to give us hope amid darkness.»
Какое место занимает канал «Stories of Hope SG»?
По числу подписчиков: №783 в категории «Религия и духовность», №42: 🇸🇬 Сингапур, №7 857 среди каналов на языке «английский», №8 834 в мире.
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Когда публикует канал «Stories of Hope SG»?
Пик публикаций: среда, около 11:00 по UTC. Выходит около 1 поста в неделю.
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