Joyce Lo, a private banker, kept her promise to live “full time for God, part time for the world” by starting cell groups in every workplace she joined. Through prayer, mentoring and community, she helped transform lives and strengthen faith.
Brewing more than coffee—Wesley’s Coffee Ministry serves warmth, connection and faith. With 40 volunteers and the signature Wesley Blend, it’s been enriching services for nine years. Now, it’s expanding to weekday outreach and heritage tours.
Brewing Up Hospitality: Wesley’s Barista-Style Coffee Ministry Read More »
Jason Tong shares heartfelt stories of homeless individuals in Singapore, urging compassion over judgment. Guided by Scripture, he calls readers to love through action, reflecting God’s heart for the poor and reminding us that homelessness is about people, not problems.
God of the homeless: A call to love the homeless and rough sleepers Read More »
The Wesley Women Cancer Support Group celebrated 23 years of offering compassionate support to cancer patients, survivors and caregivers. Through shared experiences, expert insights and spiritual care, the group fosters strength, hope, dignity and community throughout the cancer journey.
23 Years of Faithful Support and Love: Celebrating the Wesley Women Cancer Support Group Read More »
Wesley’s Hymn & Praise Sunday traditional service reflected themes of lament, surrender and trust through scripture, storytelling and song — reminding worshippers that God meets us in life’s storms with healing, hope and holiness.
Lament, Surrender and Trust: Hymn & Praise Sunday Read More »
Alvin Tay shares his journey from corporate leadership to servant leadership in church, guided by faith and spiritual formation. He reflects on lessons learned through DISCIPLE, CIC and LCEC, emphasising humility, availability and God’s transformative guidance.
Leadership and Servanthood in Ministry: Looking Up to God for Vision and Guidance Read More »
