All Things to All People
An Exciting Life in Singapore and Malaysia
Biography & Memoir, Religious, Political
| Author: | Felicity Foster-Carter | ISBN: | 9789814461009 |
| Publisher: | Armour Publishing | Publication: | March 1, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Armour | Language: | English |
| Author: | Felicity Foster-Carter |
| ISBN: | 9789814461009 |
| Publisher: | Armour Publishing |
| Publication: | March 1, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Armour |
| Language: | English |
The Diocese (of Singapore) grew with the help of selfless workers like Felicity…" writes Rev Canon Louis Tay, Associate Vicar of St Andrew's Cathedral.
In 1955, Felicity Foster-Carter arrived in Singapore to teach Scripture and do pastoral work in mission schools. Over the years her work expanded into welfare until she was appointed to manage firstly an Anglican and then an inter-church welfare organization. Felicity’s life is full of adventurous encounters in Singapore and Sarawak. Her work supports those on the fringes of society, and this book includes moving descriptions of her ministering in prisons, helping girls with drug addictions.
In 1955, Felicity Foster-Carter arrived in Singapore to teach Scripture and do pastoral work in mission schools. Over the years her work expanded into welfare until she was appointed to manage firstly an Anglican and then an inter-church welfare organization. Felicity’s life is full of adventurous encounters in Singapore and Sarawak. Her work supports those on the fringes of society, and this book includes moving descriptions of her ministering in prisons, helping girls with drug addictions.
The Diocese (of Singapore) grew with the help of selfless workers like Felicity…" writes Rev Canon Louis Tay, Associate Vicar of St Andrew's Cathedral.
In 1955, Felicity Foster-Carter arrived in Singapore to teach Scripture and do pastoral work in mission schools. Over the years her work expanded into welfare until she was appointed to manage firstly an Anglican and then an inter-church welfare organization. Felicity’s life is full of adventurous encounters in Singapore and Sarawak. Her work supports those on the fringes of society, and this book includes moving descriptions of her ministering in prisons, helping girls with drug addictions.
In 1955, Felicity Foster-Carter arrived in Singapore to teach Scripture and do pastoral work in mission schools. Over the years her work expanded into welfare until she was appointed to manage firstly an Anglican and then an inter-church welfare organization. Felicity’s life is full of adventurous encounters in Singapore and Sarawak. Her work supports those on the fringes of society, and this book includes moving descriptions of her ministering in prisons, helping girls with drug addictions.
