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Kit also shared that she did not come from a Christian family but was sent to a Christian school by her mother. She remembers her Primary 2 teacher telling them the story of Jesus. They were moved to tears and willingly said the sinner’s prayer.
She shared, “I definitely had my foot through the door. But as I grew older, I realise it wasn’t just about saying the sinner’s prayer. There’s a long way ahead to know God. At one point, I really did not ask God for anything, and was actually proud of that. I just wanted to thank Him, be a good child that does not ask for anything. But I realised that not leaning on Him was also a problem.”
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Kit also shared that she did not come from a Christian family but was sent to a Christian school by her mother. She remembers her Primary 2 teacher telling them the story of Jesus. They were moved to tears and willingly said the sinner’s prayer.
She shared, “I definitely had my foot through the door. But as I grew older, I realise it wasn’t just about saying the sinner’s prayer. There’s a long way ahead to know God. At one point, I really did not ask God for anything, and was actually proud of that. I just wanted to thank Him, be a good child that does not ask for anything. But I realised that not leaning on Him was also a problem.”
In 2015, she discovered she had polyps and needed vocal cord surgery.
“I am a singer. A lot of my identity is tied to my voice. It is my bread and butter, my career, what I love to do. The irony was it happened in the year I wasn’t singing at all. So my vocal cords should be safe. It started with acid reflux, which created phlegm for six months. I developed blisters and I took steroids and rested, thinking I would be fine. As it turned out, all the resting in the world didn’t help. I needed surgery.”
“The thing is I didn’t do anything to get this. And I couldn’t do anything that could undo that. I realised that the only thing I could do was to just pray. What gave me strength and identity, something to be proud of, could be taken from me forever. Because once you have surgery, you just don’t know what could happen to your vocal cords. The doctors said I would recover, but they just could not guarantee how my vocal cords would heal. After the surgery, I recovered, praise the Lord! That also gave me the reason to share more about the Lord.”
“I am a singer. A lot of my identity is tied to my voice. It is my bread and butter, my career, what I love to do. The irony was it happened in the year I wasn’t singing at all. So my vocal cords should be safe. It started with acid reflux, which created phlegm for six months. I developed blisters and I took steroids and rested, thinking I would be fine. As it turned out, all the resting in the world didn’t help. I needed surgery.”
“The thing is I didn’t do anything to get this. And I couldn’t do anything that could undo that. I realised that the only thing I could do was to just pray. What gave me strength and identity, something to be proud of, could be taken from me forever. Because once you have surgery, you just don’t know what could happen to your vocal cords. The doctors said I would recover, but they just could not guarantee how my vocal cords would heal. After the surgery, I recovered, praise the Lord! That also gave me the reason to share more about the Lord.”
Her first performance after surgery was on the “I am a Singer’’ show that is huge in China. She did not feel comfortable talking about her experience as the show had a lot of emphasis on drama and she did not want her experience to be sensationalised. She later held a two-night concert and decided to share her story.
“I asked the audience if they liked my performance, and they said it was great! I then shared my vocal cord surgery and the audience fell silent at my testimony. That was a turning point for me. Knowing that I’m not in charge, accepting my weaknesses. And I witnessed to God as it was indeed up to Him to heal me.”
The session ended with a question and answer segment during which Kit gamely fielded questions from the members.
“I asked the audience if they liked my performance, and they said it was great! I then shared my vocal cord surgery and the audience fell silent at my testimony. That was a turning point for me. Knowing that I’m not in charge, accepting my weaknesses. And I witnessed to God as it was indeed up to Him to heal me.”
The session ended with a question and answer segment during which Kit gamely fielded questions from the members.
Kit, who has been worshipping at CCMC for the past 8 years, has this to share with fellow sisters in Christ: 'I think women should always remember that they were once girls. And don't ever lose that sparkling girl inside you. Even when responsibilities pile on your shoulders and the world is looking bleaker than ever, we Christians have the freedom to rejoice and have hope, because Jesus bought this freedom for us with His own blood."
