We will keep you posted over the next few weeks.
Wednesday, July 9, 2014
Our Sunday Service Venue
Pray for our Sunday Service Venue.
We will keep you posted over the next few weeks.
We will keep you posted over the next few weeks.
Youthcare Ministry - July 2014
05th July | 3.30-5.30pm
19th July | 3.30-5.30pm
We continue with part 3 of the Bible
miniseries with "Homeland":
God had split the Red Sea for Moses &
the Israelites; this time He will split rock as
Joshua advances towards the promised
land. And in this new land, a reluctant
hero arises - Samson.
YOUTH DAY SPECIAL
'For You are my hope; O Lord GOD, You are my
confidence from my youth.' (Psalm 71:5)
Come join us as we celebrate YOU!
confidence from my youth.' (Psalm 71:5)
Come join us as we celebrate YOU!
Venue: Hong Lim Complex #04-01
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19th July | 3.30-5.30pm
THE BIBLE - HOMELAND
We continue with part 3 of the Bible
miniseries with "Homeland":
God had split the Red Sea for Moses &
the Israelites; this time He will split rock as
Joshua advances towards the promised
land. And in this new land, a reluctant
hero arises - Samson.
Venue: Hong Lim Complex #04-01
Sunday Services - July 2014
06th July | 10.45am
20th July | 10.45am
The church is a Community of Christ. We look at Acts to learn about nurturing our relationships through the Word. In Acts 17, some people “received the word with all eagerness, examining the Scriptures daily”. Others were curious “May we know what this new teaching is that you are presenting?”. Yet others “when they heard of the resurrection of the dead, some mocked.” What is our own real view of The Word?
Venue: The Chamber, The Arts House
COMMUNITY OF PRAYER
PASTOR FRANCIS CHEN
The church is a community of Christ. Christ is building His Church into a habitation for His presence and glory. So, what is the look and feel of such a community? How does prayer become a vital part of this community? Let us look through the lens of Acts 12 to learn about nurturing relationships that build through prayer to Christ.
Venue: The Chamber, The Arts House
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13th July | 10.45am
COMMUNITY OF WORSHIP
PASTOR FRANCIS CHEN
The church is a community of Christ. Christ is building His Church into a habitation for His presence and glory. One of the platforms God provided for such a community is to experience His glory through worship; but is worship confined to the organized assembly of the faithful every Sunday? Let us look through the lens of Acts 16 to learn about nurturing relationships that build through the worship of Christ.
Venue: The Chamber, The Arts House
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20th July | 10.45am
COMMUNITY OF THE WORD
BRO THIAM BOON
The church is a Community of Christ. We look at Acts to learn about nurturing our relationships through the Word. In Acts 17, some people “received the word with all eagerness, examining the Scriptures daily”. Others were curious “May we know what this new teaching is that you are presenting?”. Yet others “when they heard of the resurrection of the dead, some mocked.” What is our own real view of The Word?
Venue: The Chamber, The Arts House
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27th July | 10.00am
The church is a Spirit-filled community of Christ. Christ is building His Church into a habitation for His presence and glory. What does Spirit-filled mean? Where does being Spirit-filled lead to? Let us look through the lens of Acts 20 to learn about nurturing relationships that build through being a Spirit-filled community.
COMMUNITY OF SPIRIT-FILLED BELIEVERS
PASTOR FRANCIS CHEN
The church is a Spirit-filled community of Christ. Christ is building His Church into a habitation for His presence and glory. What does Spirit-filled mean? Where does being Spirit-filled lead to? Let us look through the lens of Acts 20 to learn about nurturing relationships that build through being a Spirit-filled community.
Venue: TBC
Thursday, June 12, 2014
A New Location!
We are moving to
TEN SQUARE @ Orchard Central
Sunday Combined Service 20th July | 10.00am
Pastor's Pen - June 2014
While considering what I should be writing first and foremost as a prayer to The Lord and as a platform to share my heart with my brothers and sisters in this local Body of Christ, I felt a prompting to share with us that Sunday 1st of June is the day when many churches around the world and our blessed nation will be gathering for a global day of prayer (GDOP) ~ it does not matter which denomination or tradition we hail from, the Body of Christ on earth will be praying with one single cry: "if my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin and will heal their land. (2 Chronicles 7:14 NIV)"
At this juncture, I would like to take this opportunity to share portions of the global day of prayer agenda for Singapore:
1. Busyness: the overcrowding of the soul
Richard Foster says: "In contemporary society, our adversary majors in three things: Noise, hurry, and crowds. If he can keep us engaged in 'muchness' and 'manyness' he will rest satisfied. Psychiatrist Carl Jung once remarked: "Hurry is not of the devil, it is the devil."
We have a choice. We can change for once. We can stop the mad rush. We can drop out of the rat race. We can resist distractions. We can return to simplicity. We can renew intimacy with God.
First things first: will we put our house in order?
"One thing I ask from the Lord, this only do I seek: that I may dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to gaze on the beauty of the Lord and to seek him in his temple. (Psalm 27:4 NIV)"
2. Barrenness: the sufficiency of self
We have relied on ourselves more than God. We have trusted in our own reasoning more than the power of the Holy Spirit. We have depended on our own own resources more than God's generosity. We have a choice. We don't have to stay that way. We can make a U-turn. We can return to God wholeheartedly. We can resolve to live centred in Christ. We can be faithful. We can be fruitful.
First things first: will we put our house in order?
“I am the vine; you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing. (John 15:5 NIV)"
3. Blindness: the searing of the conscience
We are guilty of injustice. We have not treated everyone equally. We are guilty of indifference. We have ignored the weak and vulnerable. We have a choice. We can love God by loving others. We can do good by serving the needy. We are guilty of immorality. We have given in to unbridled lust. We have feasted our eyes on shameless filth. We have called good evil and evil good. We have a choice. We can return to God in holy fear. We can seek cleansing from the inside out. We can be salt and light to change our world.
First things first: Will we put our house in order?
"Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world. (James 1:27 NIV)"
Let the above prayer agenda not be reserved just for the global day of prayer on the 1st of June, but let us continue to pray until something happens in our nation: restoration, revival and first things first, let Singapore be known for our love, faith and hope in Christ. Amen.
At this juncture, I would like to take this opportunity to share portions of the global day of prayer agenda for Singapore:
1. Busyness: the overcrowding of the soul
Richard Foster says: "In contemporary society, our adversary majors in three things: Noise, hurry, and crowds. If he can keep us engaged in 'muchness' and 'manyness' he will rest satisfied. Psychiatrist Carl Jung once remarked: "Hurry is not of the devil, it is the devil."
We have a choice. We can change for once. We can stop the mad rush. We can drop out of the rat race. We can resist distractions. We can return to simplicity. We can renew intimacy with God.
First things first: will we put our house in order?
"One thing I ask from the Lord, this only do I seek: that I may dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to gaze on the beauty of the Lord and to seek him in his temple. (Psalm 27:4 NIV)"
2. Barrenness: the sufficiency of self
We have relied on ourselves more than God. We have trusted in our own reasoning more than the power of the Holy Spirit. We have depended on our own own resources more than God's generosity. We have a choice. We don't have to stay that way. We can make a U-turn. We can return to God wholeheartedly. We can resolve to live centred in Christ. We can be faithful. We can be fruitful.
First things first: will we put our house in order?
“I am the vine; you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing. (John 15:5 NIV)"
3. Blindness: the searing of the conscience
We are guilty of injustice. We have not treated everyone equally. We are guilty of indifference. We have ignored the weak and vulnerable. We have a choice. We can love God by loving others. We can do good by serving the needy. We are guilty of immorality. We have given in to unbridled lust. We have feasted our eyes on shameless filth. We have called good evil and evil good. We have a choice. We can return to God in holy fear. We can seek cleansing from the inside out. We can be salt and light to change our world.
First things first: Will we put our house in order?
"Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world. (James 1:27 NIV)"
Let the above prayer agenda not be reserved just for the global day of prayer on the 1st of June, but let us continue to pray until something happens in our nation: restoration, revival and first things first, let Singapore be known for our love, faith and hope in Christ. Amen.
Youthcare Ministry - June 2014
07th June | 3.30-5.30pm
THE BIBLE - EXODUS
We continue with part 2 of the Bible miniseries with "Exodus":
As God had promised, Abraham’s descendants multiplied as numerous as the stars. But the Israelites are slaves in a foreign land Egypt, ruled harshly by the Pharaoh, and forced to construct his new cities. But one member of the Egyptian Royal household, Moses, does not belong there…
As God had promised, Abraham’s descendants multiplied as numerous as the stars. But the Israelites are slaves in a foreign land Egypt, ruled harshly by the Pharaoh, and forced to construct his new cities. But one member of the Egyptian Royal household, Moses, does not belong there…
Venue: Hong Lim Complex #04-01
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21st June | 3.30-5.30pm
HOLIDAYS
Its our holiday event - mark this date in your calendars & 'reserve'/'chope' your friends for this date too! More info will be coming your way very soon!
"My church family were once simply church friends i spent quality time with" Anonymous
"My church family were once simply church friends i spent quality time with" Anonymous
Venue: TBC
Sunday Services - June 2014
01st June | 10.45am
HOLY SPIRIT IN THE NEW TESTAMENT – 1
PASTOR FRANCIS CHEN
What is life meant to be for the disciple after the resurrection of Jesus? Jesus taught about sending the Holy Spirit after his ascension. So who is the Holy Spirit? “But very truly I tell you, it is for your good that I am going away. Unless I go away, the Advocate will not come to you; but if I go, I will send him to you.” (John 16:7 NIV)
Venue: The Chamber, The Arts House
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08th June | 10.45am
HOLY SPIRIT IN THE NEW TESTAMENT – 2
PASTOR FRANCIS CHEN
Jesus taught that the Holy Spirit will empower the disciple to live the resurrection life. What is the role He played for the disciples that He will continue for us today? Let us continue to find out more through the New Testament.
Venue: The Chamber, The Arts House
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15th June | 10.45am
THE RESSURECTION HOUSEHOLD
BRO THIAM BOON
Cornelius’ household is more than that of a typical professional soldier commander. Devout and God fearing, Cornelius led a life that is pleasing before God. Spiritual overflow is the result and the process of extending God’s blessings to the community.
Venue: The Chamber, The Arts House
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22nd June | 10.45am
TWO VISIONS
REV PETER CHAN
Rev Chan currently serves as Senior Minister of Bethany Presbyterian Church English Congregation (BPCEC). He is Moderator-Elect of the English Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church in Singapore. He has been in pastoral ministry since graduating from Trinity Theological College (TTC) in 1993. Married to Diana, they have 3 sons.
Venue: The Chamber, The Arts House
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29th June | 10.00am
RENEWED-VICTORIOUS-ABUNDANT
PASTOR THERESA YEE
Resurrection Life is Renewed Life: It is Christ-centric and not self-centric. It is Victorious Life: over temptation and sin. It is Abundant Life: a life of obedience, service and being fruitful.
Venue: The Chamber, The Arts House
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