Courage Under Occupation
During the harsh years of the Japanese occupation in Singapore, Elizabeth Choy Su-Moi demonstrated unparalleled courage and faith. Despite the oppressive regime, she and her husband, Choy Khun Heng, took significant risks to support prisoners of war. They secretly supplied medicine, money, and messages, standing as a lifeline to those suffering under the brutal conditions.
Enduring Torture with Faith
Elizabeth was eventually arrested and tortured for her actions, yet she never wavered in her integrity or her faith. Her resilience was rooted in her deep commitment to serving others and her belief in justice.
A Pioneering Leader
After the war, Elizabeth emerged not just as a war heroine, but as a pioneering leader in her community. She became the first woman to serve on Singapore's Legislative Council, advocating for education and social welfare. Her legacy continued as she dedicated her life to teaching, shaping the minds and hearts of future generations. Through her actions and her unwavering faith, Elizabeth Choy exemplified the power of one individual's conviction to make a meaningful impact. Her story remains a testament to the strength and perseverance that faith in Jesus can inspire, even in the darkest of times.
