AGM reports

ok time to update again....wait, let me brush off the dust from my blog....brush, brush.....

ok..(mixed feeling) I was suppose to submit my GB agm report 2008 asap to chaplain....Chaplain ask me to write on January 09 but i have forgotten about it. pai sei pai sei....

So was wondering what i should write about the year 2008...headache as i know there were alot of things inside my mind. I know i got alot of things to write but i just don't know where should i start... so i decided to read some of my passed year report hmm...from 2003 to 2006..as i read...alot of memories came back......I read my own report about wat happened the 1st year, then 2nd and 3rd year...

Hmm when i read, i can sense tears coming out from my eyes...hai...

Curious about what i wrote....

let me share with you all my 2003 report

The Girls’ Brigade Singapore 17th Company
2003 was a difficult year for most of us but we want to thank God for guiding and blessing us throughout the whole year.

In the beginning of the year, God gave us 3 new recruits with a learning heart and were regular in their attendance. Our company had a total strength of 25 and on behalf of the company; I would like to thank the chaplain, the officers, senior NCO, teachers in charge and the helpers for their hard work.

In February, we celebrated our anniversary at China Square Tea House. We didn’t know till that day that actually our girls can really eat. They had their fill, fun and fellowship; it was a memorable night for them.

Due to Sars, we have to stop our meeting for a few sessions and our Enrolment was change to June instead of April. We had our Enrolment Service in Shuqun Primary together with the 51st company and both primary and secondary school principal were invited for the occasion. Although it was a simple ceremony yet it was a meaningful event for all of us as we rededicate ourselves to the ministry on that day.

During June, 3 NCOs went for the regional camp “Mission Possible”. 1 of them was promoted to Sergeant and 2 to Corporals. The 2 teachers in charge Mona, Pauline and Warrant Officer Lin Xian went to serve in the camp as their BOTC project. I myself also went to serve in the camp as a recreation coordinator and Jasmine was there to help out in the camp. It’s was a day camp and it last for 3 days.

In August, we had a few activities. First, we had an officers and NCOs retreat at Changi Conference Centre. We had a good time together and we get to know each other better during our fellowship at night. We share our most inner secrets with one another/
Second, we had the promotion and dedication service in ACS where the officers were officially promoted and NCOs dedicated.

After the school examination, we brought the girls to Marina for steamboat and bowling. The girls loved the steamboat and they enjoyed themselves very much.

During December, our girls attended the Youth camp together with the JCC youth and Boy’s Brigade. They had a good time where they get to know more friends and they learn more about god through the games and devotion.

We look forward to the new year and we prayerfully ask God to give us more girls to build up the strength of the company.

Lastly, on behalf of the company, I would like to thank the church for your continuous support and earnestly ask you to support us the next year.

17th Company
Girls’ Brigade

haha is it a very weird report... i read and i find the way i wrote is quite funny.

Care to read 2004 :) Here goes

Hi all,

2004 has been a blessing year to us, god has given us 7 new recruits in the beginning of the year follow by another two new girls who have join us on August and November separately. Although our total strength for the girls is only 18 but all 18 is faithful and just.

Our girls have shown unity throughout the year 2004 and our bonding between the girls and officers is also built on sure foundation. Our bonding is even stronger during the training for the drill competition. Two years back, when we were training hard for the drill competition, we were over confident that we will sure win and we even didn’t ask god for help and strength and as a result, we loose terribly. That night, all the girls cried and everyone was feeling real down. This year due to insufficient of girls, we have to combine with both Bukit View Secondary and Kent ridge Secondary. Even though the three schools make it a point to stay back on Saturday for training, but due to different school management, some of the girls have to stay back for remedial on sat and we have to either cancel the training or delay the training for a few hours. We didn’t manage to train in full strength of 18 until 2 weeks before the actual competition. Our girls due to the previous sets back were actually having phobia. Our commander upon seeing that there were no improvement in the girls drill were worried sick but on the other hand, the girls from the two school were actually quite confident that this round they will sure get a gold in the competition (just like us, two years before, full of confident). But our commander fear that history will repeat once again and sometime she will just broke down in tears during the training session and she even call up the officer to suggest giving up.

Nevertheless, our girls choose not to give up and they even encourage her. Everyone tried their best and we pray very hard to god for strength and health. On the night before the competition, only our girls choose to stay back for an overnight camp in church as the rest of the girls from the two school got remedial lesson on the next morning.

That night, the girls were busy polishing their boots and the officers were helping the girls to sew their haves sack, just to make sure they are smartest on the next day.

That night, everybody is feeling excited and at the same time there was this unsure feeling deep inside our heart which nobody choose to talk about it for fear it will demoralize the rest of the girls. The girls can’t really sleep well on that night so they woke up quite early on the next day to see if there is anything they have left out. They help one another to check and iron their uniform and caps. As the competition time was nearer. Classroom 4 & 5 was in a chaos, you can see girls running for their belts, ties, socks and gelling their hairs. Everybody was excited and everyone was doing their best to look smart on this very day. When it was time for them to board the bus, the girls were still tying their hair, adjust their uniform and so on. We were the last two contingent on that day to march in and when it was time for us to perform our drill, dark clouds begin to surround the sky, we were ask to delay our drill. We were only allowed to continue after fifteen minutes later. Everything went on smoothly and when it was time for the results, we actually got gold. Every one of us could not believe it. We hug and cry after the whole event and we shout at the top of our voice to express how happy we are. That night is really an unforgettable night and we really thank god for everything he has did for us.
We went for Pizza Hut to celebrate our victory that night. Everybody had a feast and it ended with a big smile on everybody face.

A few weeks later, when the school was putting up new banner, we saw the banner wrote: 17th Girls’ brigade gold award for drill competition. We were so proud then as it has always been impossible for us to see our 17th Girls’ Brigade name up on the school banner.

Through this, it made us understand one thing deeply. With god, all things are possible, Without god all things are impossible and will even create a mess out of it.

Our girls because of this begin to love drill and we really treasure every single one of the girls and officers who is in Girls’ Brigade. Everyone in GB is chosen by god and god has really bonded us together like a family. Our programs even though remain the same every year, but because of our girls, our program becomes fun, full of laughter and joy. We look forwards to next year so that more girls can join our big family.

Girls’ Brigade is an extra unordinary CCA. It is different with other CCA because we got GOD in our family. If you want to know more about us and read what our girls wants to share about Girls’ Brigade, log on now to Gb17th.multiply.com today.



Thanks and Best Regards

17th Company

That was for the year 2004...haha got big improvement right...

Game for more reports...

The 17th Singapore Girls’ Brigade Company

2005 was a blessing year for our 17th Company and we want to thank God for guiding and blessing us throughout the whole year.

In the beginning of the year, God gave us 3 new recruits. Even though towards the end of the year we are left with 1, we still want to praise and thank God for this girl perseverance and faith. Our company had a total strength of 29 at the end of 2005 and on behalf of the company; I would like to thank the chaplain, the officers, senior NCO and the teachers in charge for their hard work.

One of the officer Teo Chun Chun who have left the company five years ago came back to help us last year. We want to thank God for her good administrative skill and the heart to serve the girls. She got married last year on 28th of May 05 and she have invited our ex girls from 17th to her wedding. It was indeed a good time to get together where the ex girls get to know the present girls where they share their experiences. It was indeed an unforgettable day for most of us.

Even though our company is small in numbers but God never stops to provide us and we really want to thank God for blessing our company. During the GB Fortnight on 2004, our girls stay back on Saturday to made GB bookmarks and balloon sculpturing hoping to raise more money for our company for the use of conducting badge work and camps. During 2005 Promotion and Dedication Service, our company turn out to be the top five collector for GB Fortnight 2004. Thanks to the church members and friends who have donated generously to us.

For GB Fortnight 2005, our girls have set up 2 stalls in the church, one selling economics Mee Hoon and Nasi Lemak and another stall selling books, soft toys, clothing and ornaments. We are still waiting for the fortnight results which will be out on the 1st of April 2006. We pray and hope that we have done well on 2005.

Thanks be to God who have help our company to obtain a Bronze awards for our company award 2005. This is the first time we have applied and together with the girls and officers we have tried hard to obtain this award. This is a good start for our company and we will continue to strive for a sliver award for 2006.

During 2005, 3 of our officers together with our chaplain Wong Mui have move into the Girls’ Brigade at West Wood Secondary School to help out. The girls at Westwood are helpful and friendly which leave a very good impression to our officers. We hope that both companies can learn from one another and built a strong relationship within each other. .

Last December 05, we had our fun camp held at BB and GB Campsite. Our camp theme was Faith Trek hoping that the girls will get to know Christ and have faith in him in whatever things they do. It was a very enriching & spiritual camp. Everyone get to share about their life and we got to know each other better and we have built up a strong relationship. A few of our girls accepted Christ during the camp and some of them rededicate themselves back to God. We really got to thank God for this camp.

We look forward to the New Year and we prayerfully ask God to give us more girls to build up the strength of the company and to bless our company.

Lastly, on behalf of the company, I would like to thank the church for your continuous support and earnestly ask you to support us the next year.





Girls’ Brigade

17th Company

ok last one......coming up... don't doze off....

The 17th Singapore Girls’ Brigade Company

2006 have not been an easy year for our 17th Girls’ Brigade Company but we want to give thanks to God who is always there to help us and to guide us through those difficult period.

Our company had a total strength of 26 girls, 1 Chaplain, 1 Captain, 5 Officers and 3 Senior NCOs towards the end of 2006. And on behalf of the company; I would like to thank the chaplain, officers, senior NCO and the teachers in charge for their hard work.

In 2006, the major problem we face were shortage of both the members and officers and on top of that we are also struggling with the closure of our company in Shuqun Secondary School due to our small enrolment of girls and on top of that our teacher in charge had been transfers to another school.

However, we are happy for our teacher in charge Ms Mona Goh who had been with us for the last 5 years had found her the other half in Shuqun Secondary and they got married last December 06. Although she was being transfer to another school, we would like to thank her for the hard work she have put into this ministry and we wishes her all the best in her future Endeavour.

We also wants to thank the Senior NCOs and Meiya who was there to help out during our difficult period where most of the officers have to work on Saturday and they have to be there to lead the program.

One of our Officer - Zhen Zhen manage to get alternate off in her work which also help us greatly in our planning of programs on Saturday too.

Somewhere during the mid year, the school had short listed some CCA to be close down due to the percentage drop of student intake and the wide choice of CCA in Shuqun Secondary. Unfortunately, we were one of the shortlist CCA due to our small enrolment of girls and to add on, the school has yet to found a suitable teacher to take over Girls’ Brigade.

We met up with the school principal hoping he can let us continue our ministry and Thank God, he agreed after much consideration but he hopes that we can continue to recruit more members and achieve more awards for the school in order to continue our ministry.


Although there were bad times but we manage to go through and solve it eventually with the help of God.

We look forward to the New Year and we prayerfully ask God to give us more girls to build up the strength of the company and to bless our company.

Lastly, on behalf of the company, I would like to thank the church for your continuous support and earnestly ask you to support us the next year.



Girls’ Brigade

17th Company

Wondering why no 2007... cause that year, i ask Michelle to write for me... as for 2008, its the best report that i had written so far...I guess God really help me with my last report...

This report i shall not disclose it now online as it is still not the right time...

Every report that i wrote i hope that people can feel how i am feeling throughout that year. Understand what is happening within us that year.

This year most of my girls will be graduating... I hope they have learn something from GB and i hope they have enjoy GB as much as i do....

Do your best for the coming drill competition. you all can do it.....Cheers