are you with me?

Rev Henry Khoo
Rev Henry Khoo has served in prison ministry for over 38 years. From 1968-1992,
he served as the Principal of the Prison Education Unit, and concurrently
as Associate Prison Chaplain from 1968-1975,
serving alongside his father, Rev Khoo Siaw Hua.
From 1975, he fulfilled the responsibility of Senior Prison Chaplain,
handing over the reins of leadership in 2006.
He was the Founder cum Senior Pastor of Changi Christian Fellowship.
He than serves as Advisor to the Church.
Passed Away on the 21st October.

This is Uncle Henry,
Not to be disrespectful or anything, but he rocked.
And his passing is not anything bad,
cause we all know he dwells happily in heaven.
he changed lives.
Many many lives, or what Uncle Timothy,
his son, would say he would call his "trophies of grace,"
the lives of many prisoners in which he gave his unconditional love as well as great patience to.
In my life, he has always been great,
we didn't really talk much, but he had the million dollar smile,
and like the bubbly presence,
in which comforts anyone who stays within the radius.
Even though he didn't say it, i knew i could approach him with anything.
Listening to the testimonials during the wake, it really,
really just shows me the type of guy i ought to be.
and it all comes back to change.
So Uncle Henry, even when your not around you still influenced me,
and im sure many others to come.
Say hello to God for me.

Love,
Jiawei, Christian(:

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	date: Friday, October 24, 2008 title: loved&Remembered time: 3:51 PM Rev Henry Khoo Rev Henry Khoo has served in prison ministry for over 38 years. From 1968-1992, he served as the Principal of the Prison Education Unit, and concurrently as Associate Prison Chaplain from 1968-1975, serving alongside his father, Rev Khoo Siaw Hua. From 1975, he fulfilled the responsibility of Senior Prison Chaplain, handing over the reins of leadership in 2006. He was the Founder cum Senior Pastor of Changi Christian Fellowship. He than serves as Advisor to the Church. Passed Away on the 21st October. This is Uncle Henry, Not to be disrespectful or anything, but he rocked. And his passing is not anything bad, cause we all know he dwells happily in heaven. he changed lives. Many many lives, or what Uncle Timothy, his son, would say he would call his "trophies of grace," the lives of many prisoners in which he gave his unconditional love as well as great patience to. In my life, he has always been great, we didn't really talk much, but he had the million dollar smile, and like the bubbly presence, in which comforts anyone who stays within the radius. Even though he didn't say it, i knew i could approach him with anything. Listening to the testimonials during the wake, it really, really just shows me the type of guy i ought to be. and it all comes back to change. So Uncle Henry, even when your not around you still influenced me, and im sure many others to come. Say hello to God for me. Love, Jiawei, Christian(: