To complement our sermon series in Ecclesiastes, we will be publishing articles that pick up on some of the themes in the book. Nehemiah Chong reflects on how we can think about work, productivity and busyness — our temptations and also how the gospel ultimately transforms our work.

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

Our next Members' Meeting will be held on 13 July 2025 after service from 11.15am to about 12.30pm in the Fellowship Hall.

Every Sunday, the worship team works tirelessly and often behind the scenes to ensure that the whole service runs smoothly. The Worship Ministry is looking for members who can volunteer to serve in a couple of areas.

During the last trip to Pua from 29 May to 2 June, the team’s spirit was fuelled by the unusually kind weather and their souls nourished by God’s work at Kathy’s Home and among the team.

At our Members’ Meeting in May, Pastor Jeremy shared about the new Children’s Ministry curriculum. Here, he shares more about what our children will be learning.

Emily Seck reflects on how the Balsam plant reminded her of Jesus’ teaching in John 8:31-32 that His teachings show us the truth, and the truth sets us free.

Hewlett Chew, our deacon for Member Care shares some areas of need and practical ways we can help out as a church.

Following from our Church Camp’s focus on being a community that goes out on a mission, Pastor Oliver exhorts us to consider the ways we can all share the gospel, both individually and as a church. He also highlights some existing outreach efforts by our church.

How should we live in a fallen and broken world? Our lives are spent in the constant shadow of sin and death. Ecclesiastes takes a hard and honest look at life “under the sun”. It lays us low that it might lift us up with genuine hope.

In the month of April and May, we embarked on a 4-week series titled, “God’s Design for Men and Women”. Pastor Andrew helped us to see the glorious mystery of marriage. A Spirit-filled marriage displays the relationship between Christ and His Church.

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.

Some of us may be familiar with Pilgirm’s Progress, the classic by John Bunyan. Cecilia Kang reviews and shares with us about an adapted and illustrated version, Little Pilgrim’s Progress, that is suitable for children.

We baptised and welcomed three new members at our 18 May service. Members of GBC had voted to receive them at the Members’ Meeting on 11 May.

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.

Pastor Oliver shared an update about our Church Administrator.

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.

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.

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

In the month of April and May, we embarked on a 4-week series titled, “God’s Design for Men and Women”. We have compiled some additional resources if you have questions or would like to explore more!