At our 12 April 2026 service, we acknowledged the service of our elders and deacon who are stepping off after their terms of service.

We recently installed new elders and here, we interview both Andrew and Weiquan to get to know them better and how we can continue to be praying for them in their new role.

At our 30 November 2025 service, we installed our new elders.

The Weekender is round the corner! From 11 to 14 September, a group of pastors, elders and ministry workers from Singapore and around the region will be at GBC. But what is a Weekender? And why are we holding it?

At our 17 August 2025 service, we acknowledged the service of Mok Chuan-Xin, who stepped off as our Director, and installed our new Director and Elder, Lam Lup Meng.

At our 13 July Members’ Meeting, the elders introduced 3 men who are joining the elders as Elder Associates. Over the next nine to ten months as Elder Associates, they will learn about what it means to shepherd and be an elder.

Pastor Oliver will be taking his sabbatical from July to December 2025.

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.

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.

At our 9 March 2025 service, we acknowledged the service of two of our elders, Mok Chuan-Xin and Caleb Yap after six years of service.

Over the past two weeks, we considered the motivation behind planting a church, as well as some of the alternatives to planting. But what does this mean for us now? What can members do at this point? 

Our elders have shared about our desire and plans to plant a church. It has been heartening to see that many members agree with these motivations and have been prayerfully considering this. Some have also wondered about alternatives to church planting and in this article, we seek to address some of these alternatives and options. 

Our elders have shared about our desire and plans to plant a church at various platforms over the past few months. Over the next few weeks, we will publish a series of articles that will hopefully shed light on our motivations and how we can embark on this together as a church.

Elder Caleb has been serving as an elder for the past 5 years. Here, he shares with us what he does as an elder and how he has seen God at work in this church.

Our elders have been teaching and reminding us from Scripture that God intends for His people to live together in community as a church, and the way they organise themselves has also been revealed. What does Scripture say about how the church is to be organised, specifically, the leadership of the church?

Pastor Eugene will be taking his sabbatical for six months from April to June, and October to December 2024. 

From 11–13 September, Singapore hosted the visit of Pope Francis. How should we think about it as Christians? Caleb prompts us to consider how our faith can be lived out practically.

At our 11 August 2024 service, we thanked God for the faithful service of one of our elders, and also welcomed new elders.