Keynote Speakers:

Mr Dominic Chan & Ms Daphne Koh

Topic: Building Strong Families in a Disconnected World

ABOUT THE SPEAKERS:

Mr Dominic Chan and Ms Daphne Koh, a married couple who are proud parents of two children, are advocates for faith-filled family life grounded in purpose-driven, God-centred, authentic small Christian communities, and serve as leaders in Gen145, a family life ministry at the Catholic Spirituality Centre (CSC). Dominic also sits on the Board of Directors at CSC. A practising litigation lawyer, he holds a Master of Arts in Theology (summa cum laude) from the Augustine Institute and serves with the Catholic Theology Network, contributing to Catholic formation and writing and speaking on moral and social issues. Daphne, a former journalist and youth ministry facilitator, is currently a stay-at-home mum and continues to journey closely with the women in her community, providing support and sharing nuggets of wisdom where needed.

IN THIS SESSION:

Dominic and Daphne bring a deeply personal and practical perspective shaped by years of co-leading and journeying with a community of families who collectively navigate contemporary challenges while staying grounded in shared values. Together, Dominic and Daphne will share practical wisdom and insights on how to build strong and resilient families in today’s increasingly disconnected world.

Keynote Speakers:

Mr Dominic Chan & Ms Daphne Koh

Topic: Building Strong Families in a Disconnected World

ABOUT THE SPEAKERS:

Mr Dominic Chan and Ms Daphne Koh, a married couple who are proud parents of two children, are advocates for faith-filled family life grounded in purpose-driven, God-centred, authentic small Christian communities, and serve as leaders in Gen145, a family life ministry at the Catholic Spirituality Centre (CSC). Dominic also sits on the Board of Directors at CSC. A practising litigation lawyer, he holds a Master of Arts in Theology (summa cum laude) from the Augustine Institute and serves with the Catholic Theology Network, contributing to Catholic formation and writing and speaking on moral and social issues. Daphne, a former journalist and youth ministry facilitator, is currently a stay-at-home mum and continues to journey closely with the women in her community, providing support and sharing nuggets of wisdom where needed.

IN THIS SESSION:

Dominic and Daphne bring a deeply personal and practical perspective shaped by years of co-leading and journeying with a community of families who collectively navigate contemporary challenges while staying grounded in shared values. Together, Dominic and Daphne will share practical wisdom and insights on how to build strong and resilient families in today’s increasingly disconnected world.

Keynote Speakers:

Mr Dominic Chan & Ms Daphne Koh

Topic: Building Strong Families in a Disconnected World

Dominic and Daphne bring a deeply personal and practical perspective shaped by years of co-leading and journeying with a community of families who collectively navigate contemporary challenges while staying grounded in shared values. Together, Dominic and Daphne will share practical wisdom and insights on how to build strong and resilient families in today’s increasingly disconnected world.

Speaker’s Profile:

Mr Dominic Chan and Ms Daphne Koh, a married couple who are proud parents of two children, are advocates for faith-filled family life grounded in purpose-driven, God-centred, authentic small Christian communities, and serve as leaders in Gen145, a family life ministry at the Catholic Spirituality Centre (CSC). Dominic also sits on the Board of Directors at CSC. A practising litigation lawyer, he holds a Master of Arts in Theology (summa cum laude) from the Augustine Institute and serves with the Catholic Theology Network, contributing to Catholic formation and writing and speaking on moral and social issues. Daphne, a former journalist and youth ministry facilitator, is currently a stay-at-home mum and continues to journey closely with the women in her community, providing support and sharing nuggets of wisdom where needed.

Keynote Speakers:

Mr Dominic Chan & Ms Daphne Koh

Topic: Building Strong Families in a Disconnected World

Dominic and Daphne bring a deeply personal and practical perspective shaped by years of co-leading and journeying with a community of families who collectively navigate contemporary challenges while staying grounded in shared values. Together, Dominic and Daphne will share practical wisdom and insights on how to build strong and resilient families in today’s increasingly disconnected world.

Speaker’s Profile:

Mr Dominic Chan and Ms Daphne Koh, a married couple who are proud parents of two children, are advocates for faith-filled family life grounded in purpose-driven, God-centred, authentic small Christian communities, and serve as leaders in Gen145, a family life ministry at the Catholic Spirituality Centre (CSC). Dominic also sits on the Board of Directors at CSC. A practising litigation lawyer, he holds a Master of Arts in Theology (summa cum laude) from the Augustine Institute and serves with the Catholic Theology Network, contributing to Catholic formation and writing and speaking on moral and social issues. Daphne, a former journalist and youth ministry facilitator, is currently a stay-at-home mum and continues to journey closely with the women in her community, providing support and sharing nuggets of wisdom where needed.

Keynote Speakers:

Mr Dominic Chan & Ms Daphne Koh

Topic: Building Strong Families in a Disconnected World

Dominic and Daphne bring a deeply personal and practical perspective shaped by years of co-leading and journeying with a community of families who collectively navigate contemporary challenges while staying grounded in shared values. Together, Dominic and Daphne will share practical wisdom and insights on how to build strong and resilient families in today’s increasingly disconnected world.

Speaker’s Profile:

Mr Dominic Chan and Ms Daphne Koh, a married couple who are proud parents of two children, are advocates for faith-filled family life grounded in purpose-driven, God-centred, authentic small Christian communities, and serve as leaders in Gen145, a family life ministry at the Catholic Spirituality Centre (CSC). Dominic also sits on the Board of Directors at CSC. A practising litigation lawyer, he holds a Master of Arts in Theology (summa cum laude) from the Augustine Institute and serves with the Catholic Theology Network, contributing to Catholic formation and writing and speaking on moral and social issues. Daphne, a former journalist and youth ministry facilitator, is currently a stay-at-home mum and continues to journey closely with the women in her community, providing support and sharing nuggets of wisdom where needed.

Keynote Speakers:

Mr Dominic Chan & Ms Daphne Koh

Topic: Building Strong Families in a Disconnected World

Dominic and Daphne bring a deeply personal and practical perspective shaped by years of co-leading and journeying with a community of families who collectively navigate contemporary challenges while staying grounded in shared values. Together, Dominic and Daphne will share practical wisdom and insights on how to build strong and resilient families in today’s increasingly disconnected world.

Speaker’s Profile:

Mr Dominic Chan and Ms Daphne Koh, a married couple who are proud parents of two children, are advocates for faith-filled family life grounded in purpose-driven, God-centred, authentic small Christian communities, and serve as leaders in Gen145, a family life ministry at the Catholic Spirituality Centre (CSC). Dominic also sits on the Board of Directors at CSC. A practising litigation lawyer, he holds a Master of Arts in Theology (summa cum laude) from the Augustine Institute and serves with the Catholic Theology Network, contributing to Catholic formation and writing and speaking on moral and social issues. Daphne, a former journalist and youth ministry facilitator, is currently a stay-at-home mum and continues to journey closely with the women in her community, providing support and sharing nuggets of wisdom where needed.

Mr Nicholas Gabriel Lim

Breakout Session 3: Guiding Curiosity: Honest Conversations about Sexuality and Gender

ABOUT THE SPEAKER:

Mr Nicholas Gabriel Lim, who is married with three children, is a registered psychologist with over 20 years of experience and is now also a trained lawyer. His work is informed by neuroscience and spans the charity, private, public and academic sectors. Currently running his own firm, he continues to see clients and supervise psychologists in practice. He also advises mental health initiatives and has served on national councils, including the Media Literacy Council and the National Council on Problem Gambling. He is now on the National Council Against Drug Abuse, and was recently reappointed to the Panel of Advisors at the Singapore Youth Court for a third term.

IN THIS SESSION:

Drawing from years of clinical, community and policy experience and his extensive work with vulnerable youth, Nicholas will equip parents and youth mentors to engage in honest, age-appropriate conversations with children and youth on difficult topics concerning sexuality and gender. He will share practical tools to build trust, strengthen connection and guide young people safely through today’s complex digital and social landscape.

Mr Nicholas Gabriel Lim

Breakout Session 3: Guiding Curiosity: Honest Conversations about Sexuality and Gender

ABOUT THE SPEAKER:

Mr Nicholas Gabriel Lim, who is married with three children, is a registered psychologist with over 20 years of experience and is now also a trained lawyer. His work is informed by neuroscience and spans the charity, private, public and academic sectors. Currently running his own firm, he continues to see clients and supervise psychologists in practice. He also advises mental health initiatives and has served on national councils, including the Media Literacy Council and the National Council on Problem Gambling. He is now on the National Council Against Drug Abuse, and was recently reappointed to the Panel of Advisors at the Singapore Youth Court for a third term.

IN THIS SESSION:

Drawing from years of clinical, community and policy experience and his extensive work with vulnerable youth, Nicholas will equip parents and youth mentors to engage in honest, age-appropriate conversations with children and youth on difficult topics concerning sexuality and gender. He will share practical tools to build trust, strengthen connection and guide young people safely through today’s complex digital and social landscape.

Mr Nicholas Gabriel Lim

Breakout Session 3: Guiding Curiosity: Honest Conversations about Sexuality and Gender

Drawing from years of clinical, community and policy experience and his extensive work with vulnerable youth, Nicholas will equip parents and youth mentors to engage in honest, age-appropriate conversations with children and youth on difficult topics concerning sexuality and gender. He will share practical tools to build trust, strengthen connection and guide young people safely through today’s complex digital and social landscape.

Speaker's Profile:

Mr Nicholas Gabriel Lim, who is married with three children, is a registered psychologist with over 20 years of experience and is now also a trained lawyer. His work is informed by neuroscience and spans the charity, private, public and academic sectors. Currently running his own firm, he continues to see clients and supervise psychologists in practice. He also advises mental health initiatives and has served on national councils, including the Media Literacy Council and the National Council on Problem Gambling. He is now on the National Council Against Drug Abuse, and was recently reappointed to the Panel of Advisors at the Singapore Youth Court for a third term.

Mr Nicholas Gabriel Lim

Breakout Session 3: Guiding Curiosity: Honest Conversations about Sexuality and Gender

Drawing from years of clinical, community and policy experience and his extensive work with vulnerable youth, Nicholas will equip parents and youth mentors to engage in honest, age-appropriate conversations with children and youth on difficult topics concerning sexuality and gender. He will share practical tools to build trust, strengthen connection and guide young people safely through today’s complex digital and social landscape.

Speaker's Profile:

Mr Nicholas Gabriel Lim, who is married with three children, is a registered psychologist with over 20 years of experience and is now also a trained lawyer. His work is informed by neuroscience and spans the charity, private, public and academic sectors. Currently running his own firm, he continues to see clients and supervise psychologists in practice. He also advises mental health initiatives and has served on national councils, including the Media Literacy Council and the National Council on Problem Gambling. He is now on the National Council Against Drug Abuse, and was recently reappointed to the Panel of Advisors at the Singapore Youth Court for a third term.

Mr Nicholas Gabriel Lim

Breakout Session 3: Guiding Curiosity: Honest Conversations about Sexuality and Gender

Drawing from years of clinical, community and policy experience and his extensive work with vulnerable youth, Nicholas will equip parents and youth mentors to engage in honest, age-appropriate conversations with children and youth on difficult topics concerning sexuality and gender. He will share practical tools to build trust, strengthen connection and guide young people safely through today’s complex digital and social landscape.

Speaker's Profile:

Mr Nicholas Gabriel Lim, who is married with three children, is a registered psychologist with over 20 years of experience and is now also a trained lawyer. His work is informed by neuroscience and spans the charity, private, public and academic sectors. Currently running his own firm, he continues to see clients and supervise psychologists in practice. He also advises mental health initiatives and has served on national councils, including the Media Literacy Council and the National Council on Problem Gambling. He is now on the National Council Against Drug Abuse, and was recently reappointed to the Panel of Advisors at the Singapore Youth Court for a third term.

Mr Nicholas Gabriel Lim

Breakout Session 3: Guiding Curiosity: Honest Conversations about Sexuality and Gender

Drawing from years of clinical, community and policy experience and his extensive work with vulnerable youth, Nicholas will equip parents and youth mentors to engage in honest, age-appropriate conversations with children and youth on difficult topics concerning sexuality and gender. He will share practical tools to build trust, strengthen connection and guide young people safely through today’s complex digital and social landscape.

Speaker's Profile:

Mr Nicholas Gabriel Lim, who is married with three children, is a registered psychologist with over 20 years of experience and is now also a trained lawyer. His work is informed by neuroscience and spans the charity, private, public and academic sectors. Currently running his own firm, he continues to see clients and supervise psychologists in practice. He also advises mental health initiatives and has served on national councils, including the Media Literacy Council and the National Council on Problem Gambling. He is now on the National Council Against Drug Abuse, and was recently reappointed to the Panel of Advisors at the Singapore Youth Court for a third term.

Keynote Speakers:

Mr & Mrs Dominic & Daphne Chan

Topic: Building strong families in a disconnected world

Dominic Chan and his wife, Daphne Koh, are passionate Catholic parents and advocates for faith-filled family life. They are leaders in Gen145, a family ministry at Catholic Spirituality Centre (CSC). Dominic also sits on the Board of Directors at CSC. Dominic is a practising litigation lawyer and lay theologian who holds a Master of Arts in Theology (summa cum laude) from the Augustine Institute. He serves with the Catholic Theology Network, contributing to Catholic formation and writing on moral and social issues. Together, Dominic and Daphne will share practical wisdom and insights on how to build resilient, strong families in today’s increasingly disconnected world.

Dr Jennifer Kiing & Mr Andrew Chew

Breakout Session 1: Nurturing Resilient Children for an Uncertain Future

ABOUT THE SPEAKERS:

Dr Jennifer Kiing is a developmental and behavioural paediatrician with more than two decades of experience supporting children with developmental, behavioural and emotional issues. She works closely with children, families and schools, and with allied health professionals who provide this support. Her husband Mr Andrew Chew, previously a chartered ship broker and a film and television producer, is now a stay-at-home dad. Together with Jennifer, he has spent the last 15 years raising their three daughters. For over 10 years, he has also volunteered at Mamre Oaks, a day activity centre for adults with special needs.

IN THIS SESSION:

Jennifer and Andrew draw on their professional and personal experiences from 21 years of marriage and parenting to share how they have worked together to deepen and strengthen their marriage and to help their children grow and flourish. With their extensive experience, participants can look forward to learning about how to nurture resilient children, address bullying and promote safe, supportive learning environments at home and in school.

Dr Jennifer Kiing & Mr Andrew Chew

Breakout Session 1: Nurturing Resilient Children for an Uncertain Future

ABOUT THE SPEAKERS:

Dr Jennifer Kiing is a developmental and behavioural paediatrician with more than two decades of experience supporting children with developmental, behavioural and emotional issues. She works closely with children, families and schools, and with allied health professionals who provide this support. Her husband Mr Andrew Chew, previously a chartered ship broker and a film and television producer, is now a stay-at-home dad. Together with Jennifer, he has spent the last 15 years raising their three daughters. For over 10 years, he has also volunteered at Mamre Oaks, a day activity centre for adults with special needs.

IN THIS SESSION:

Jennifer and Andrew draw on their professional and personal experiences from 21 years of marriage and parenting to share how they have worked together to deepen and strengthen their marriage and to help their children grow and flourish. With their extensive experience, participants can look forward to learning about how to nurture resilient children, address bullying and promote safe, supportive learning environments at home and in school.

Dr Jennifer Kiing & Mr Andrew Chew

Breakout Session 1: Nurturing Resilient Children for an Uncertain Future

Jennifer and Andrew draw on their professional and personal experiences from 21 years of marriage and parenting to share how they have worked together to deepen and strengthen their marriage and to help their children grow and flourish. With their extensive experience, participants can look forward to learning about how to nurture resilient children, address bullying and promote safe, supportive learning environments at home and in school.

Speakers’ Profile:

Dr Jennifer Kiing is a developmental and behavioural paediatrician with more than two decades of experience supporting children with developmental, behavioural and emotional issues. She works closely with children, families and schools, and with allied health professionals who provide this support. Her husband Mr Andrew Chew, previously a chartered ship broker and a film and television producer, is now a stay-at-home dad. Together with Jennifer, he has spent the last 15 years raising their three daughters. For over 10 years, he has also volunteered at Mamre Oaks, a day activity centre for adults with special needs.

Dr Jennifer Kiing & Mr Andrew Chew

Breakout Session 1: Nurturing Resilient Children for an Uncertain Future

Jennifer and Andrew draw on their professional and personal experiences from 21 years of marriage and parenting to share how they have worked together to deepen and strengthen their marriage and to help their children grow and flourish. With their extensive experience, participants can look forward to learning about how to nurture resilient children, address bullying and promote safe, supportive learning environments at home and in school.

Speakers’ Profile:

Dr Jennifer Kiing is a developmental and behavioural paediatrician with more than two decades of experience supporting children with developmental, behavioural and emotional issues. She works closely with children, families and schools, and with allied health professionals who provide this support. Her husband Mr Andrew Chew, previously a chartered ship broker and a film and television producer, is now a stay-at-home dad. Together with Jennifer, he has spent the last 15 years raising their three daughters. For over 10 years, he has also volunteered at Mamre Oaks, a day activity centre for adults with special needs.

Dr Jennifer Kiing & Mr Andrew Chew

Breakout Session 1: Nurturing Resilient Children for an Uncertain Future

Jennifer and Andrew draw on their professional and personal experiences from 21 years of marriage and parenting to share how they have worked together to deepen and strengthen their marriage and to help their children grow and flourish. With their extensive experience, participants can look forward to learning about how to nurture resilient children, address bullying and promote safe, supportive learning environments at home and in school.

Speakers’ Profile:

Dr Jennifer Kiing is a developmental and behavioural paediatrician with more than two decades of experience supporting children with developmental, behavioural and emotional issues. She works closely with children, families and schools, and with allied health professionals who provide this support. Her husband Mr Andrew Chew, previously a chartered ship broker and a film and television producer, is now a stay-at-home dad. Together with Jennifer, he has spent the last 15 years raising their three daughters. For over 10 years, he has also volunteered at Mamre Oaks, a day activity centre for adults with special needs.

Dr Jennifer Kiing & Mr Andrew Chew

Breakout Session 1: Nurturing Resilient Children for an Uncertain Future

Jennifer and Andrew draw on their professional and personal experiences from 21 years of marriage and parenting to share how they have worked together to deepen and strengthen their marriage and to help their children grow and flourish. With their extensive experience, participants can look forward to learning about how to nurture resilient children, address bullying and promote safe, supportive learning environments at home and in school.

Speakers’ Profile:

Dr Jennifer Kiing is a developmental and behavioural paediatrician with more than two decades of experience supporting children with developmental, behavioural and emotional issues. She works closely with children, families and schools, and with allied health professionals who provide this support. Her husband Mr Andrew Chew, previously a chartered ship broker and a film and television producer, is now a stay-at-home dad. Together with Jennifer, he has spent the last 15 years raising their three daughters. For over 10 years, he has also volunteered at Mamre Oaks, a day activity centre for adults with special needs.

Dr Jennifer Kiing

Breakout Session 1: Nurturing resilient children for a VUCA future

Adjunct Associate Professor Jennifer Kiing is a developmental and behavioural paediatrician and Senior Consultant at the Child Development Unit, Khoo Teck Puat – National University Children’s Medical Institute, National University Hospital. She has more than two decades of experience supporting children with developmental and behavioural challenges. Jennifer works closely with families and schools. With her extensive experience, participants can look forward to learning about how to nurture resilient children, address bullying, and promote safe, supportive learning environments at home and in schools.

Dr Jared Ng & Ms Natalie Lim

Breakout Session 2: Growing Safe Minds: Understanding Development, Distress and Early Support

ABOUT THE SPEAKERS:

Dr Jared Ng and Ms Natalie Lim, a married couple with three teenage children, are partners in community outreach and family-centred support initiatives. Jared is a psychiatrist with over 20 years of experience in youth mental health, crisis care and suicide prevention. He previously led emergency and crisis services at the Institute of Mental Health and continues to work closely with families, schools and community partners. He also sits on the Board of Management of CHIJ Schools. Natalie is a clinical psychologist who works with children, adolescents and families, with a focus on emotional development and family relationships.

IN THIS SESSION:

Grounded in the dignity of every human life, Jared and Natalie integrate clinical expertise with spiritual insight, offering hope-filled guidance on teen suicide. Their session will equip caregivers, educators and professionals with practical tools to recognise risk, respond with empathy and build resilient support systems for teenagers today. They bring both professional and lived perspectives, focusing on practical ways to build trust, strengthen communication and support children through distress.

Dr Jared Ng & Ms Natalie Lim

Breakout Session 2: Growing Safe Minds: Understanding Development, Distress and Early Support

ABOUT THE SPEAKERS:

Dr Jared Ng and Ms Natalie Lim, a married couple with three teenage children, are partners in community outreach and family-centred support initiatives. Jared is a psychiatrist with over 20 years of experience in youth mental health, crisis care and suicide prevention. He previously led emergency and crisis services at the Institute of Mental Health and continues to work closely with families, schools and community partners. He also sits on the Board of Management of CHIJ Schools. Natalie is a clinical psychologist who works with children, adolescents and families, with a focus on emotional development and family relationships.

IN THIS SESSION:

Grounded in the dignity of every human life, Jared and Natalie integrate clinical expertise with spiritual insight, offering hope-filled guidance on teen suicide. Their session will equip caregivers, educators and professionals with practical tools to recognise risk, respond with empathy and build resilient support systems for teenagers today. They bring both professional and lived perspectives, focusing on practical ways to build trust, strengthen communication and support children through distress.

Dr Jared Ng & Ms Natalie Lim

Breakout Session 2: Growing Safe Minds: Understanding Development, Distress and Early Support

Grounded in the dignity of every human life, Jared and Natalie integrate clinical expertise with spiritual insight, offering hope-filled guidance on teen suicide. Their session will equip caregivers, educators and professionals with practical tools to recognise risk, respond with empathy and build resilient support systems for teenagers today. They bring both professional and lived perspectives, focusing on practical ways to build trust, strengthen communication and support children through distress.

Speakers’ Profile:

Dr Jared Ng and Ms Natalie Lim, a married couple with three teenage children, are partners in community outreach and family-centred support initiatives. Jared is a psychiatrist with over 20 years of experience in youth mental health, crisis care and suicide prevention. He previously led emergency and crisis services at the Institute of Mental Health and continues to work closely with families, schools and community partners. He also sits on the Board of Management of CHIJ Schools. Natalie is a clinical psychologist who works with children, adolescents and families, with a focus on emotional development and family relationships.

Dr Jared Ng & Ms Natalie Lim

Breakout Session 2: Growing Safe Minds: Understanding Development, Distress and Early Support

Grounded in the dignity of every human life, Jared and Natalie integrate clinical expertise with spiritual insight, offering hope-filled guidance on teen suicide. Their session will equip caregivers, educators and professionals with practical tools to recognise risk, respond with empathy and build resilient support systems for teenagers today. They bring both professional and lived perspectives, focusing on practical ways to build trust, strengthen communication and support children through distress.

Speakers’ Profile:

Dr Jared Ng and Ms Natalie Lim, a married couple with three teenage children, are partners in community outreach and family-centred support initiatives. Jared is a psychiatrist with over 20 years of experience in youth mental health, crisis care and suicide prevention. He previously led emergency and crisis services at the Institute of Mental Health and continues to work closely with families, schools and community partners. He also sits on the Board of Management of CHIJ Schools. Natalie is a clinical psychologist who works with children, adolescents and families, with a focus on emotional development and family relationships.

Dr Jared Ng & Ms Natalie Lim

Breakout Session 2: Growing Safe Minds: Understanding Development, Distress and Early Support

Grounded in the dignity of every human life, Jared and Natalie integrate clinical expertise with spiritual insight, offering hope-filled guidance on teen suicide. Their session will equip caregivers, educators and professionals with practical tools to recognise risk, respond with empathy and build resilient support systems for teenagers today. They bring both professional and lived perspectives, focusing on practical ways to build trust, strengthen communication and support children through distress.

Speakers’ Profile:

Dr Jared Ng and Ms Natalie Lim, a married couple with three teenage children, are partners in community outreach and family-centred support initiatives. Jared is a psychiatrist with over 20 years of experience in youth mental health, crisis care and suicide prevention. He previously led emergency and crisis services at the Institute of Mental Health and continues to work closely with families, schools and community partners. He also sits on the Board of Management of CHIJ Schools. Natalie is a clinical psychologist who works with children, adolescents and families, with a focus on emotional development and family relationships.

Dr Jared Ng & Ms Natalie Lim

Breakout Session 2: Growing Safe Minds: Understanding Development, Distress and Early Support

Grounded in the dignity of every human life, Jared and Natalie integrate clinical expertise with spiritual insight, offering hope-filled guidance on teen suicide. Their session will equip caregivers, educators and professionals with practical tools to recognise risk, respond with empathy and build resilient support systems for teenagers today. They bring both professional and lived perspectives, focusing on practical ways to build trust, strengthen communication and support children through distress.

Speakers’ Profile:

Dr Jared Ng and Ms Natalie Lim, a married couple with three teenage children, are partners in community outreach and family-centred support initiatives. Jared is a psychiatrist with over 20 years of experience in youth mental health, crisis care and suicide prevention. He previously led emergency and crisis services at the Institute of Mental Health and continues to work closely with families, schools and community partners. He also sits on the Board of Management of CHIJ Schools. Natalie is a clinical psychologist who works with children, adolescents and families, with a focus on emotional development and family relationships.

Fr Cornelius Ching

Breakout Session 5: Igniting Faith that Lives Beyond Sundays

ABOUT THE SPEAKER:

Fr Cornelius Ching formerly worked in the insurance industry and found his true fulfilment serving in youth ministry before entering the seminary. He was ordained to the priesthood in 2016 and now serves as Assistant Parish Priest at the Church of Our Lady Queen of Peace and Deputy Catechetical Director at the Office for Catechesis, supporting faith formation across parishes and communities.  He holds a Licentiate in the Science of Education (Specialising in Catechetics) from the Salesian Pontifical University in Rome.

IN THIS SESSION:

Known for his heart to help people encounter God personally and to build faith-filled communities, Fr Cornelius is a compelling voice on nurturing a faith that is lived daily, beyond Sunday worship. He will share how homes and schools can become ‘domestic churches’ and explore practical, faith-filled ways that parents and Catholic educators can use to nurture their children’s spiritual lives and witness to God’s love daily.

Fr Cornelius Ching

Breakout Session 5: Igniting Faith that Lives Beyond Sundays

ABOUT THE SPEAKER:

Fr Cornelius Ching formerly worked in the insurance industry and found his true fulfilment serving in youth ministry before entering the seminary. He was ordained to the priesthood in 2016 and now serves as Assistant Parish Priest at the Church of Our Lady Queen of Peace and Deputy Catechetical Director at the Office for Catechesis, supporting faith formation across parishes and communities.  He holds a Licentiate in the Science of Education (Specialising in Catechetics) from the Salesian Pontifical University in Rome.

IN THIS SESSION:

Known for his heart to help people encounter God personally and to build faith-filled communities, Fr Cornelius is a compelling voice on nurturing a faith that is lived daily, beyond Sunday worship. He will share how homes and schools can become ‘domestic churches’ and explore practical, faith-filled ways that parents and Catholic educators can use to nurture their children’s spiritual lives and witness to God’s love daily.

Fr Cornelius Ching

Breakout Session 5: Igniting Faith that Lives Beyond Sundays

Known for his heart to help people encounter God personally and to build faith-filled communities, Fr Cornelius is a compelling voice on nurturing a faith that is lived daily, beyond Sunday worship. He will share how homes and schools can become ‘domestic churches’ and explore practical, faith-filled ways that parents and Catholic educators can use to nurture their children’s spiritual lives and witness to God’s love daily.

Speaker’s Profile:

Fr Cornelius Ching formerly worked in the insurance industry and found his true fulfilment serving in youth ministry before entering the seminary. He was ordained to the priesthood in 2016 and now serves as Assistant Parish Priest at the Church of Our Lady Queen of Peace and Deputy Catechetical Director at the Office for Catechesis, supporting faith formation across parishes and communities.  He holds a Licentiate in the Science of Education (Specialising in Catechetics) from the Salesian Pontifical University in Rome.

Fr Cornelius Ching

Breakout Session 5: Igniting Faith that Lives Beyond Sundays

Known for his heart to help people encounter God personally and to build faith-filled communities, Fr Cornelius is a compelling voice on nurturing a faith that is lived daily, beyond Sunday worship. He will share how homes and schools can become ‘domestic churches’ and explore practical, faith-filled ways that parents and Catholic educators can use to nurture their children’s spiritual lives and witness to God’s love daily.

Speaker’s Profile:

Fr Cornelius Ching formerly worked in the insurance industry and found his true fulfilment serving in youth ministry before entering the seminary. He was ordained to the priesthood in 2016 and now serves as Assistant Parish Priest at the Church of Our Lady Queen of Peace and Deputy Catechetical Director at the Office for Catechesis, supporting faith formation across parishes and communities.  He holds a Licentiate in the Science of Education (Specialising in Catechetics) from the Salesian Pontifical University in Rome.

Fr Cornelius Ching

Breakout Session 5: Igniting Faith that Lives Beyond Sundays

Known for his heart to help people encounter God personally and to build faith-filled communities, Fr Cornelius is a compelling voice on nurturing a faith that is lived daily, beyond Sunday worship. He will share how homes and schools can become ‘domestic churches’ and explore practical, faith-filled ways that parents and Catholic educators can use to nurture their children’s spiritual lives and witness to God’s love daily.

Speaker’s Profile:

Fr Cornelius Ching formerly worked in the insurance industry and found his true fulfilment serving in youth ministry before entering the seminary. He was ordained to the priesthood in 2016 and now serves as Assistant Parish Priest at the Church of Our Lady Queen of Peace and Deputy Catechetical Director at the Office for Catechesis, supporting faith formation across parishes and communities.  He holds a Licentiate in the Science of Education (Specialising in Catechetics) from the Salesian Pontifical University in Rome.

Fr Cornelius Ching

Breakout Session 5: Igniting Faith that Lives Beyond Sundays

Known for his heart to help people encounter God personally and to build faith-filled communities, Fr Cornelius is a compelling voice on nurturing a faith that is lived daily, beyond Sunday worship. He will share how homes and schools can become ‘domestic churches’ and explore practical, faith-filled ways that parents and Catholic educators can use to nurture their children’s spiritual lives and witness to God’s love daily.

Speaker’s Profile:

Fr Cornelius Ching formerly worked in the insurance industry and found his true fulfilment serving in youth ministry before entering the seminary. He was ordained to the priesthood in 2016 and now serves as Assistant Parish Priest at the Church of Our Lady Queen of Peace and Deputy Catechetical Director at the Office for Catechesis, supporting faith formation across parishes and communities.  He holds a Licentiate in the Science of Education (Specialising in Catechetics) from the Salesian Pontifical University in Rome.

Fr Cornelius Ching

Breakout Session 5: Igniting Faith that Lives Beyond Sundays

Known for his heart to help people encounter God personally and to build faith-filled communities, Fr Cornelius is a compelling voice on nurturing a faith that is lived daily, beyond Sunday worship. He will share how homes and schools can become ‘domestic churches’ and explore practical, faith-filled ways that parents and Catholic educators can use to nurture their children’s spiritual lives and witness to God’s love daily.

Speaker’s Profile:

Fr Cornelius Ching formerly worked in the insurance industry and found his true fulfilment serving in youth ministry before entering the seminary. He was ordained to the priesthood in 2016 and now serves as Assistant Parish Priest at the Church of Our Lady Queen of Peace and Deputy Catechetical Director at the Office for Catechesis, supporting faith formation across parishes and communities.  He holds a Licentiate in the Science of Education (Specialising in Catechetics) from the Salesian Pontifical University in Rome.

Panel Discussion

Rooted in Christ: Our Shared Mission in Forming the Child

Moderator: Ms Vivienne Lim, Chair, Archdiocesan Commission for Catholic Schools

Panelists:

Mr Dominic Chan & Ms Daphne Koh

Dr Jennifer Kiing & Mr Andrew Chew

Dr Jared Ng & Ms Natalie Lim

Fr Cornelius Ching

Mrs Shanthi Nair, Principal, CHIJ Kellock

In a results-driven educational landscape, what distinguishes Catholic education from mere schooling? This panel invites educators and parents to reflect on the deeper purpose of education, beyond grades, competition and human capital. Together, the panel will explore how schools, families and parishes can work in communion to nurture faith and vocation and cultivate virtues that orient our young people towards healthy relationships, generous service and the common good.

Panel Discussion

Rooted in Christ: Our Shared Mission in Forming the Child

Moderator: Ms Vivienne Lim, Chair, Archdiocesan Commission for Catholic Schools

Panelists:

Mr Dominic Chan & Ms Daphne Koh

Dr Jennifer Kiing & Mr Andrew Chew

Dr Jared Ng & Ms Natalie Lim

Fr Cornelius Ching

Mrs Shanthi Nair, Principal, CHIJ Kellock

In a results-driven educational landscape, what distinguishes Catholic education from mere schooling? This panel invites educators and parents to reflect on the deeper purpose of education, beyond grades, competition and human capital. Together, the panel will explore how schools, families and parishes can work in communion to nurture faith and vocation and cultivate virtues that orient our young people towards healthy relationships, generous service and the common good.

Panel Discussion

Rooted in Christ: Our Shared Mission in Forming the Child

Moderator: Ms Vivienne Lim, Chair, Archdiocesan Commission for Catholic Schools

Panellists:

Mr Dominic Chan & Ms Daphne Koh

Dr Jennifer Kiing & Mr Andrew Chew

Mr Jared Ng & Ms Natalie Lim

Fr Cornelius Ching

In a results-driven educational landscape, what distinguishes Catholic education from mere schooling? This panel invites educators and parents to reflect on the deeper purpose of education, beyond grades, competition and human capital. Together, the panel will explore how schools, families and parishes can work in communion to nurture faith and vocation and cultivate virtues that orient our young people towards healthy relationships, generous service and the common good.

Panel Discussion

Rooted in Christ: Our Shared Mission in Forming the Child

Moderator: Ms Vivienne Lim, Chair, Archdiocesan Commission for Catholic Schools

Panellists:

Mr Dominic Chan & Ms Daphne Koh

Dr Jennifer Kiing & Mr Andrew Chew

Mr Jared Ng & Ms Natalie Lim

Fr Cornelius Ching

In a results-driven educational landscape, what distinguishes Catholic education from mere schooling? This panel invites educators and parents to reflect on the deeper purpose of education, beyond grades, competition and human capital. Together, the panel will explore how schools, families and parishes can work in communion to nurture faith and vocation and cultivate virtues that orient our young people towards healthy relationships, generous service and the common good.

Panel Discussion

Rooted in Christ: Our Shared Mission in Forming the Child

Moderator: Ms Vivienne Lim, Chair, Archdiocesan Commission for Catholic Schools

Panellists:

Mr Dominic Chan & Ms Daphne Koh

Dr Jennifer Kiing & Mr Andrew Chew

Mr Jared Ng & Ms Natalie Lim

Fr Cornelius Ching

In a results-driven educational landscape, what distinguishes Catholic education from mere schooling? This panel invites educators and parents to reflect on the deeper purpose of education, beyond grades, competition and human capital. Together, the panel will explore how schools, families and parishes can work in communion to nurture faith and vocation and cultivate virtues that orient our young people towards healthy relationships, generous service and the common good.

Panel Discussion

Rooted in Christ: Our Shared Mission in Forming the Child

Moderator: Ms Vivienne Lim, Chair, Archdiocesan Commission for Catholic Schools

Panellists:

Mr Dominic Chan & Ms Daphne Koh

Dr Jennifer Kiing & Mr Andrew Chew

Mr Jared Ng & Ms Natalie Lim

Fr Cornelius Ching

In a results-driven educational landscape, what distinguishes Catholic education from mere schooling? This panel invites educators and parents to reflect on the deeper purpose of education, beyond grades, competition and human capital. Together, the panel will explore how schools, families and parishes can work in communion to nurture faith and vocation and cultivate virtues that orient our young people towards healthy relationships, generous service and the common good.

Dr Jared Ng and Mrs Natalie Ng

Breakout Session 2: Teen Suicides

Dr Jared Ng is a psychiatrist and mental health advocate specialising in youth wellbeing and suicide prevention. He is joined by his wife, a clinical psychologist, who partners with him in community outreach and family-centered support initiatives. Grounded in the dignity of every human life, they integrate clinical expertise with spiritual insight, offering hope-filled guidance on teen suicide. Their session will equip caregivers, educators, and professionals with practical tools to recognize risk, respond with empathy, and build resilient support systems for teenagers today.

Mr Nicholas Gabriel Lim

Breakout Session 3: Human Sexuality

Nicholas Gabriel Lim is an adolescent psychologist and veteran youth worker who works extensively with vulnerable youth. Drawing from years of clinical, community and policy experience, he will equip parents and youth mentors to have honest, age-appropriate conversations with the children they accompany, about difficult topics on sexuality and gender issues. In this session, Nicholas will share practical tools to build trust, strengthen connection and guide young people safely through today’s complex digital and social landscape.

Dr Richard Davis

Breakout Session 4: Managing screen addiction; keeping our homes and devices safe

Dr Richard Davis is a software architect and speaker specialising in digital wellbeing and addiction. He helps families navigate challenges around device use, social media, and online content with practical, research-informed strategies. He shares his software expertise with values-based guidance, encouraging healthy boundaries, attentive parenting, and balanced lifestyles. Richard’s session will equip parents and educators to guide children toward purposeful living amid today’s digital challenges by developing responsible habits and greater freedom.

Rev Fr Cornelius Ching

Breakout Session 5: Faith formation at home and in schools

Fr Cornelius Ching was ordained in 2016 with a deep desire “to help people experience the love and mercy of God, to bring the community together.” Formerly from the insurance industry, he found his true fulfilment serving in youth ministry before entering the seminary. In this session, Fr Cornelius will share how homes and schools can become “domestic churches,” and explore practical, faith-filled ways parents and Catholic educators can nurture their children’s spiritual lives and witness God’s love daily.

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Breakout Session 6: Rooted in Christ: The village that raises the child

In a results-driven educational landscape, what distinguishes Catholic education from mere schooling? This panel invites educators and parents to reflect on the deeper purpose of education — beyond grades, competition, and human capital. Together, the panel will explore how schools and parishes can work in communion to nurture faith, character, and vocation, and how educators, parents, and alumni can collaborate to strengthen the Catholic identity, mission, and ethos of our schools.

Dr Richard Davis

Breakout Session 4: A Faith-centred Approach to Digital Well-being

ABOUT THE SPEAKER:

Dr Richard Davis obtained his Bachelor’s and Master’s in Computer Science and Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and subsequently a PhD in Computer Science from the University of California, Berkeley. He was assistant professor of Information Systems at the Singapore Management University from 2009 to 2016, and now works as Chief Architect of a finance related start-up based in Singapore. A loving husband to his wife Sally, he is also a devoted father to their two young children and works hard to keep them safe from the snares of pornography.

IN THIS SESSION:

Richard shares his software expertise with values-based guidance, encouraging healthy boundaries, attentive parenting and balanced lifestyles. He helps families navigate challenges around device use, social media and online content with practical, research-informed strategies. With his experience, he will equip parents and educators to guide children toward purposeful living amid today’s digital challenges by developing responsible habits and greater freedom.

Dr Richard Davis

Breakout Session 4: A Faith-centred Approach to Digital Well-being

ABOUT THE SPEAKER:

Dr Richard Davis obtained his Bachelor’s and Master’s in Computer Science and Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and subsequently a PhD in Computer Science from the University of California, Berkeley. He was assistant professor of Information Systems at the Singapore Management University from 2009 to 2016, and now works as Chief Architect of a finance related start-up based in Singapore. A loving husband to his wife Sally, he is also a devoted father to their two young children and works hard to keep them safe from the snares of pornography.

IN THIS SESSION:

Richard shares his software expertise with values-based guidance, encouraging healthy boundaries, attentive parenting and balanced lifestyles. He helps families navigate challenges around device use, social media and online content with practical, research-informed strategies. With his experience, he will equip parents and educators to guide children toward purposeful living amid today’s digital challenges by developing responsible habits and greater freedom.

Dr Richard Davis

Breakout Session 4: A Faith-centred Approach to Digital Well-being

Richard shares his software expertise with values-based guidance, encouraging healthy boundaries, attentive parenting and balanced lifestyles. He helps families navigate challenges around device use, social media and online content with practical, research-informed strategies. With his experience, he will equip parents and educators to guide children toward purposeful living amid today’s digital challenges by developing responsible habits and greater freedom.

Speaker's Profile:

Dr Richard Davis obtained his Bachelor’s and Master’s in Computer Science and Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and subsequently a PhD in Computer Science from the University of California, Berkeley. He was assistant professor of Information Systems at the Singapore Management University from 2009 to 2016, and now works as Chief Architect of a finance related start-up based in Singapore. A loving husband to his wife Sally, he is also a devoted father to their two young children and works hard to keep them safe from the snares of pornography.

Dr Richard Davis

Breakout Session 4: A Faith-centred Approach to Digital Well-being

Richard shares his software expertise with values-based guidance, encouraging healthy boundaries, attentive parenting and balanced lifestyles. He helps families navigate challenges around device use, social media and online content with practical, research-informed strategies. With his experience, he will equip parents and educators to guide children toward purposeful living amid today’s digital challenges by developing responsible habits and greater freedom.

Speaker's Profile:

Dr Richard Davis obtained his Bachelor’s and Master’s in Computer Science and Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and subsequently a PhD in Computer Science from the University of California, Berkeley. He was assistant professor of Information Systems at the Singapore Management University from 2009 to 2016, and now works as Chief Architect of a finance related start-up based in Singapore. A loving husband to his wife Sally, he is also a devoted father to their two young children and works hard to keep them safe from the snares of pornography.

Dr Richard Davis

Breakout Session 4: A Faith-centred Approach to Digital Well-being

Richard shares his software expertise with values-based guidance, encouraging healthy boundaries, attentive parenting and balanced lifestyles. He helps families navigate challenges around device use, social media and online content with practical, research-informed strategies. With his experience, he will equip parents and educators to guide children toward purposeful living amid today’s digital challenges by developing responsible habits and greater freedom.

Speaker's Profile:

Dr Richard Davis obtained his Bachelor’s and Master’s in Computer Science and Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and subsequently a PhD in Computer Science from the University of California, Berkeley. He was assistant professor of Information Systems at the Singapore Management University from 2009 to 2016, and now works as Chief Architect of a finance related start-up based in Singapore. A loving husband to his wife Sally, he is also a devoted father to their two young children and works hard to keep them safe from the snares of pornography.

Children's Programme

Children, obey your parents in the Lord, for this is right. ‘Honour your father and mother.’

(Ephesians 6:1–2)

The children’s programmes are thoughtfully designed to explore the child’s special place in the family through songs, storytelling and fun-filled activities that are grounded in biblical truths, and aim to help them live out God’s Word in everyday family life.

• Ages 5–6:
  The session will focus on simple ideas of respect for parents, belonging, kindness and helping at home through storytelling, role play and art.

• Ages 7–9:
  The session will engage children in interactive discussions and group activities that highlight responsibility, communication and teamwork in the family.

• Ages 10–12:
  The session will encourage deeper reflection on identity, respect and contribution, using role play and guided conversations.

Participants will examine how their attitudes and choices affect family relationships. They will be encouraged to respect their parents, support their siblings and serve as positive examples in the home. Each session will nurture confidence and understanding, helping children see themselves as valued, active members of their families.

Children's Programme

Children, obey your parents in the Lord, for this is right. ‘Honour your father and mother.’

(Ephesians 6:1–2)

The children’s programmes are thoughtfully designed to explore the child’s special place in the family through songs, storytelling and fun-filled activities that are grounded in biblical truths, and aim to help them live out God’s Word in everyday family life.

• Ages 5–6:
  The session will focus on simple ideas of respect for parents, belonging, kindness and helping at home through storytelling, role play and art.

• Ages 7–9:
  The session will engage children in interactive discussions and group activities that highlight responsibility, communication and teamwork in the family.

• Ages 10–12:
  The session will encourage deeper reflection on identity, respect and contribution, using role play and guided conversations.

Participants will examine how their attitudes and choices affect family relationships. They will be encouraged to respect their parents, support their siblings and serve as positive examples in the home. Each session will nurture confidence and understanding, helping children see themselves as valued, active members of their families.