Mercia Tan joined our traineeship after graduating from university this past July. It has been a fruitful and encouraging time for her, and she shares some of her takeaways from the past few months.

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.

On 1 November, our ladies held their Women of Grace event. This focused on how women in the church can walk side by side to strengthen, counsel and encourage one another to persevere in the faith and remain steadfast in the Lord. Here is a list of books and resources that were recommended at this event.

The Women’s Ministry will be holding a Women of Grace event on 1 November. Titled “Side by side” this will focus on how women can walk with one another side by side, steadfast and faithful.

The Women’s Ministry held a month-long training on Bible reading and it was encouraging to see women of GBC gather to be equipped.

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! 

What does it look like for men and women to work together? What does it look like? Our Children’s Ministry has intentionally designed their ministry to live this out. Pastor Jeremy and various volunteers in the ministry share how men and women work together.

As a church, we have been learning about God’s design for men and women. Here, we interview Jonathan and Eng Meng, who share about how they seek to live as men and women, husband and wife and how God has been growing them through their marriage. They also share about how they are involved in the lives of others through pre-marital counselling.

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. 

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.

Mums Connect has been reading the book “Authority” by Jonathan Leeman in the second half of 2024. Sarah Tan, who has been attending the sessions does a review of the book and some of her takeaways thus far.

The Women’s Ministry organised a Women of Grace event on 16 November 2024. During this event, books and resources were also made available to the ladies. Here are the resources that were shared and we hope it encourages you too!

The Women’s Ministry organised a Women of Grace event on 16 November 2024. Ruth, one of our members, shared a devotion from Psalm 42 and 43 which exhorted women to recognise their need, remember their God and preach to themselves in their struggles.

The Women’s Ministry organised a Women of Grace event on 16 November 2024. The title of this event, “Why Are You Cast Down, O My Soul?” drew from the refrain in Psalm 42.

Bibianna shares about the encouraging ways God has been building the women of GBC by growing their confidence in, love for and obedience to His word.

The Women’s Ministry is inviting all ladies to the upcoming Women of Grace event on 16 November 2024.

The ladies of GBC went for a walk on the morning of 13 July. That morning, about 50 women of all ages and 20 children came together to walk the grounds of Gardens by the Bay. 

Ladies, join us for this walk in order to get to meet and know other women in GBC.

On most Saturdays, a group of ladies study God’s word using the Precept Upon Precept method. Here, we share more about what they do, and how this gathering has been encouraging.

On 1 March 2024, we held our Women's Bible Conference with our speaker, Keri Folmar. Titled "Growing Godly Women", Keri gave 4 talks over 2 sessions to the women who attended.