Aspiring pastor and his family adjust to MCO requirements


(From left) Lam with his wife Joan Lew, 43, daughter Chanel, 10, sister-in-law Samantha Yeoh, 45, father-in-law Danny Lew, 71, mother-in-law Jacqueline Ong, 68, and brother-in-law Marcus Lew, 40, praying while following a recorded sermon at their home.

GOOD Friday tomorrow holds a special meaning for Kenneth Lam, 43, who will be completing a 21-day fast and prayer obligation with his family.

The former interior designer who aspires to become a pastor said while staying home during the movement control order (MCO) period, he had been skipping breakfast and having simple lunches and dinners daily.

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