Ps Tay Li Ping Info

Speaker Information

Rev Tay Li Ping

Assistant Pastor, Christalite Methodist Chapel

About the speaker

Rev Tay Li Ping is Pastor-in-Charge at Christalite Methodist Chapel. She has been married to Joseph, her college sweetheart, and an IT entrepreneur, for 24 years. They have eight children (four biological, one adopted and three foster) ranging in ages from under a year to 23 years. As a lay person, she was involved in Family Life Ministry including marriage mentoring and parenting courses. She sees parenting and foster parenting as both a challenge and a charge: a challenge that God uses to mould her as a disciple and a charge that God gives to shape the next generation for His glory and purposes

About the speaker's involvement in D6 Family Conference 2025 Singapore

Panel Discussion — Lightening the Baggage for our Kids

Stresses our children experience from parental expectations, social media pressures, guilt and tensions from counter cultural views may result in baggage that affects their psycho-social-emotional and spiritual development and health. What can we do to parent and nurture our children to minimize or lighten the baggage for them.

Speaker Information

Ps Tay Li Ping

Assistant Pastor, Christalite Methodist Chapel

About the speaker

Rev Tay Li Ping is pastoring at Christalite Methodist Chapel. She has been married to Joseph, her college sweetheart and an IT entrepreneur, for almost 22 years. They have five sons: three biological, one adopted and one foster. As a lay person, she was involved in Family Life ministry including marriage mentoring and parenting courses. She sees parenting and fostering parenting as both a challenge and a charge: a challenge that God uses to mould her as a disciple and a charge that God gives to shape the next generation for His glory and purposes.

About the speaker's involvement in D6 Family Conference 2025 Singapore

Panel Discussion — Lightening the Baggage for our Kids

Stresses our children experience from parental expectations, social media pressures, guilt and tensions from counter cultural views may result in baggage that affects their psycho-social-emotional and spiritual development and health. What can we do to parent and nurture our children to minimize or lighten the baggage for them.