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22 Jul: Ang Mo Kio Chinese Methodist Church

Ang Mo Kio Chinese Methodist Church was instituted as a local conference on 24th October 1982. The church has grown gradually over the last 37 years, established the second worship service on 12th July 1998, started the China Ministry Worship Service on 25 Dec 2005, and took on the “Lai Bai Sheng” Dialect Worship Service since Aug 2007.

We aspire to become a Community Church that is filled by the Lord and overflowing with Love. The mission of our church is to be “A Beacon in the Community–Enter the Community to Bring men to Christ”.

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27 Nov: Bukit Panjang Methodist Church

Bukit Panjang Methodist Church (BPMC) was first established in 1937 as a predominantly Hokkien congregation reaching out to the community in the Bukit Panjang area / under the Chinese Annual Conference (CAC) within The Methodist Church in Singapore (MCS).

Through the years, God has enlarged His tent as shown by the growing Hokkien, Mandarin, English, and Youth congregations. Our church building stands on a small hill, overlooking the neighbouring residential area and adjacent to Trinity Theological College. We are now a multi-ethnic and multi-generation church worshipping at the adjacent locations of 488 and 496 Upper Bukit Timah Road.

BPMC’s mission is “Becoming deeply devoted intentional Disciples of Jesus, finishing the Great Commission in our lifetime. (Matthew 28:18-20)”.

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18 Jul: Charis Methodist Church

Charis Methodist Church (Charis) began as the Methodist Youth Fellowship of Geylang Chinese Methodist Church. An evening English worship was inaugurated in 1966 by Bishop Lundy and pastored by the late Rev. Fang Ming Teck. In 1989, Charis become an autonomous Church under the Chinese Annual Conference of The Methodist Church in Singapore.

While reaching Cantonese speakers continues to be a mission of Kum Yan Church, our scope has broadened over the years. We have a thriving children’s ministry as well as a vibrant youth ministry. We are conducting Alpha Courses, and other evangelistic events in Cantonese, English and Mandarin.

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22 Jul: Foochow Methodist Church

Foochow Methodist Church came into existence in mid-December 1897. Our Foochow Methodist Church is the second oldest church in the Chinese Annual Conference of the Methodist Church in Singapore.

Despite the turbulence in world affairs and the many difficulties faced by our Church, more than a hundred years passed by as a day. The work of building up the church continued unabated. Praise be to God for His Grace and Guidance!

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17 Jul: Geylang Chinese Methodist Church

Geylang Chinese Methodist Church is founded in cosmopolitan Singapore since 1905. People of diverse nationalities converge and interact around us and with us.

GCMC serves a fraction of these nationals. Beside the locals, she welcomes and cares for Malaysians, mainland Chinese, Vietnamese, Thais and Indonesians. GCMC also ministers to students in the Geylang Methodist School (Secondary). The church seeks to be an active partner alongside the school in areas like tuition, student welfare and character building.

GCMC continues to be an involved participant in the position and situations where God has placed her.

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18 Jul: Grace Methodist Church

From the English congregation of Telok Ayer Chinese Methodist Church, this young congregation was birthed as a testament of God’s unfailing grace – a growth from grace to grace. The church’s special emphasis on age-group ministry highlights the commitment to nurture one and all, to grow in the grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ.

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18 Jul: Hakka Methodist Church

From its humble beginnings, the sturdy growth of the Singapore Hakka Methodist Church is well represented by the thousand pound aluminium cross which was put in place with the help of two RAF helicopters, back in 1966. In holding up the cross of Christ, the church continues to draw all to Jesus Christ.

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05 Nov: Hinghwa Methodist Church

Hinghwa Methodist Church was founded in 1911. The church was begun by Rev Dr. W. N. Brewster a missionary working in the Fujian Province of China.

The church purchased her first property, a shop-house in Sam Leong Road in 1933. Subsequently, in 1941, she bought the present site at Kitchener Road. In April 1986, the present 4-storey building was completed and was dedicated on 27th Nov 1986.

The church started off with a Hinghwa-speaking congregation. Later on, the Mandarin-speaking, as well as the English-speaking congregations, were added. The church seeks to fulfill her God-given vision of being a lighthouse for Christ and is very actively reaching out to her neighbourhood.

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18 Jul: Holy Covenant Methodist Church

Before Holy Covenant MC was instituted as a local conference, it was a preaching point of Telok Ayer Methodist Church. The church premises at Wishart Road was built with the vision to evangelise and meet the needs of the residents as well as the members of Telok Ayer CMC who live in the Telok Blangah area. It was inaugurated by Bishop Hobart B Amstutz on 29th December 1963. Shortly thereafter, Hokkien service was started. The Mandarin services began in the 1980s.

Holy Covenant was officially instituted as a local conference on 1st January 1997 and the name Holy Covenant was chosen as a remembrance of God’s Covenant of Grace. The vision of Holy Covenant MC is to be a disciple church. Our goal is to lead people into a covenantal relationship with God, to worship and praise Him, to fellowship, to watch over one another and grow in love, to build and equip the disciples in the Word, and to serve in His power.

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18 Jul: Kum Yan Methodist Church

We are a contemporary, family-oriented Methodist church that began as a purely dialect-speaking church in 1918. Over the years we have incorporated worship services in Cantonese, English and Mandarin to accommodate the changing needs of our community and society. The glue that binds the different congregations together is our value of unity in diversity.

While reaching Cantonese speakers continues to be a mission of Kum Yan Church, our scope has broadened over the years. We have a thriving children’s ministry as well as a vibrant youth ministry. We are conducting Alpha Courses, and other evangelistic events in Cantonese, English and Mandarin.

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