True Christians do not force-sell Christ. They show Christ’s love and work to others and let them experience Christ in flesh and blood and when they asked; introduce God to them via Jesus. Nobody cares how much you and I know until they know how much you and I care about them.

So if all of us are idling, doing no significant good work, should stop sabotaging other’s work. Anyone criticising Madonna for her lewd works and for screwing up lady’s jeans and skirts -> hipsters / no more normal jeans and skirts nowadays.

Totally missing the point. The matter is not whether she is a pastor anymore. The point is the consistency in the things she says and how she might flip-flop to her convenience.

That, more than all the good works, probably says a lot about a person’s intention(s).

‘Cut her some slack’? Gosh – you make it sound like I’m hounding her.

@Habayo – each of us contribute to society in our own way. It would be terribly rude of me to reply to your comment by saying ‘Why don’t you help people like she has instead of commenting on blogs’.

It would be rude and terribly obtuse.

So I won’t.

End of the day, we as Singaporeans should be giving Sun credit for putting Singapore music on the world map, isn’t it?

Sun may not be called a postor anymore, but from what we know from news articles, she is still vey much active in social work in places like China, Taiwan, etc, building schools, setting up funds..

Lets cut her some slack pls. Thanks

@spankalot – the magazine was published by the church. So the pastor tag was definitely not media created.

@yongwei – the magazine is an old one….long before the controversy started.

@QuaChee – I’m disappointed because I used to support her and what she was doing based on the premise that it was a pastor who was entering the secular music industry to make a difference there and not be part of it. Now that the pastor tag has been dropped, it seems the original reason has been lost.

people told me she’s not a pastor anymore, and now here it writes “Pastor Ho……”