On 1 November, the Women’s Ministry held their Women of Grace event. Usually held once to twice a year, the Women of Grace event aims to bring together women of GBC for a time of equipping and mutual encouragement. 

This year, the theme was “Side by Side” and we invited a guest speaker, Elizabeth Baruah, to speak to the ladies.

We recently held a Men’s Seminar and one of Liew Jun Tung shares some takeaways with us.

We have previously shared why we hold the Weekender, as well as some of what the participants learnt on the first day of the event. In this article, we will share some thanksgivings as we reflect on the weekend that was spent together. 

The Preacher in Ecclesiastes 12 had a word for those who were younger, that they ought to remember and respond to the Creator in the days of their youth. We also reached out to some older saints in our church to hear from them what they would like to tell younger men and women.

As we commemorate 66 years since GBC was established, let us learn more about the life of Lora Clement. Lora was one of the missionaries whose ministry eventually borne fruit and led to the founding of GBC.

At GBC, we love to pray for fruit. So what fruit do we see coming out of GBC’s church camp in 2025? Here is fivefold fruit.

We are days away from the much-anticipated GBC church camp 2025. But what if we are unable to be at camp this year? In this article we propose some suggestions for how campers can prepare, and how non-campers can also participate in this important occasion in the life of the church.

Our Camp Committee has been hard at work since last year planning, preparing and sorting out all the details. We interviewed some of them — Hui Li, Nathaniel, Chester, Christina and Mercia. They shared their experience and how they have seen God at work, and how we can be praying for the camp.

Prepare for camp by learning and meditating on the songs that will be sung for worship. We have compiled a Spotify and Youtube playlist.

Hannah Yeo reviews “Embracing Complementarianism: Turning Biblical Convictions into Positive Church Culture” by Graham Beynon and Jane Tooher. Read it with other members to strengthen our unity and grow in maturity as Christ's body! 

We’ve been hearing so much about Church Camp and we are now nearing the camp! We invited Mok Chuan-Hao who is this year’s Camp Commandant, to share more about the camp theme, what to expect and how we can prepare by praying.

Who is in charge of the church? We have already seen how Jesus is in charge and the members of the church also play an important role. We have also seen how God has given elders to the church. So, what can we do as church members?

Who is in charge of the church? We have already seen how Jesus is in charge and the members of the church also play an important role. In this third article, we will see the role that elders play according to God’s design.

The Women’s Ministry conducted their first ever Open House on 6 April 2025. Anna Yap, known to many of us as “Mimi”, who helped to prepare for it, shares this Open House. 

On 6 April 2025, we held an EQUIP session titled “Who’s in charge of the church?” taught by Pastor Eugene. We have edited the content and published it here. The first article focused on how Jesus is in charge of the church. In this second article, we will see the role that members play.

On 6 April 2025, we held an EQUIP session titled “Who’s in charge of the church?” taught by Pastor Eugene. We have edited the content and published it here. In this first article, we will see how Jesus is in charge of the church.

Pastor Thian Chye shares his heart for the church — that we can love and care for each other as members of this body. There are also many simple and small steps that we can all take to do so!

Recently, Carrie had the chance to read the Bible with some new believers. She shares her experience and encourages us, the church, to continue to care for the young or new believers in our midst in this way.

As Christians we are called to be one in the body of Christ and not to walk alone. Pastor Andrew encourages us to continue to walk together—especially in Care Groups—and in doing so, encourage one another to press on in our faith.

We gathered as a church in the last few hours of 2024 for our annual Watchnight Service. We thank God for His faithfulness and provision, and commit to following Him again in the year ahead.