Pastor Andrew joined us as Pastor for Care Groups and Counselling in August 2024. Here, he shares more about himself, what his role will focus on and how we can pray alongside him.

We held our Members' Meeting on 8 September 2024. Our Weekender participants also joined us at this meeting.

Jia Huey shares how her recent trip to Kathy's Home in Pua has given her an expanded view of God.

This is the third session at the Youth Day Camp held in June 2024. Nicholas helped our youths understand how to read the Bible themselves.

God is a pursuing God. Having been pursued by God, Carrie encourages us to do likewise, to go and turn our face to others.

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 Youth Day Camp held in June 2024, Joshua traced the theme of the Kingdom throughout the Bible.

Why do we have Members' Meeting? Bibianna shares how it is intentionally designed to help us practise living together as members.

Christians through the ages have used confessions of faith to summarise what they believe from God’s Word. This past Sunday (1 Sep), we recited a section of the New Hampshire Confession.

At the recent Youth Day Camp, Nicholas took the youths through the Bible’s story. God has revealed Himself to us through His Word. When we read it, we understand who He is, and our place in it.

We will host our very first Weekender on the 5-8 of September 2024. Joshua has been helping with the coordination and planning of this Weekender, and he shares ways that the church can participate in prayer and by offering practical help.

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

On 10 August 2024, we had a Thanksgiving Prayer Service to mark 65 years of God’s faithfulness and provision to us as a church. 

Our next Members' Meeting will be held on Sunday,8 September, from 11.15am to 12.30pm in the Fellowship Hall.

God has made us all in His image. Yet in this fallen world, all aspects of our humanity has been affected by sin. This includes memory loss and changes to our minds as we age. As Christians, what hope does the gospel give us? How can we help others in our community and our family?

Ps Thian Chye shares 3 practical areas that we can live out as disciples of Christ in this community and beyond while discipling one another.

Ps Oliver shares why disciple-making is important and one good way to make disciples.

We had the joy of witnessing the baptism of 7 new members over two Sundays in July – 21 and 28 July.

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. 

This was a devotional based on Psalm 90 written for our Young Adults’ Retreat. This psalm speaks of God’s sovereignty, and calls us to live in light of this reality. We share it here for our encouragement and meditation.