
Josephian Family Mission
The Josephian Family Mission consists of members and their families who are dedicated to making the world a better place. It plans and organises yearly mission trips to the La Salle School in Cambodia. A fun and exciting group of members. Come join us for our Mission Trips and gathering to spread the Good News. Josephian Family Mission is headed by Gerard Nah and his team of lovely members.Contact us for our next gathering or check out the News section for updates.
Contact: +65 9624 8794
Email: dr_nah@yahoo.com
Josephian Family Mission 2024
Josephian Family Mission: A Journey of Faith, Service, and Community
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From 8-13 December 2024, a group of 72 participants, consisting of parents, youths, and alumni, embarked on a meaningful Josephian Family Mission trip to Cambodia. United by the theme “God With Us,” the team dedicated themselves to serving the local community, particularly at La Salle Pouthum School, where they engaged in educational programs, community outreach, and acts of solidarity with the poor.
Throughout the mission, participants encountered the joy, resilience, and faith of the people they served. They worked alongside the local community, helping with school activities, interacting with children, and distributing essential food supplies to 120 families in need. The mission was not only about giving but also about receiving—the participants found themselves deeply touched by the warmth and hospitality of those they met.
Each day was anchored in prayer and reflection, with the group drawing inspiration from Scripture and the teachings of St. John Baptist de La Salle. Through moments of service, sharing, and personal encounters, they grew in faith and strengthened their sense of Lasallian fraternity.
As the mission came to a close, the participants left with hearts full of gratitude and a renewed commitment to continue God’s work beyond the trip. Though their time in Cambodia ended, the spirit of faith, service, and community lives on in each of them, inspiring them to be beacons of hope and compassion in their own communities.
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“God With Us” was not just a theme—it was an experience lived, shared, and carried forward.