Rev Ian Lee reflects on Exodus, contrasting Pharaoh’s economy of productivity and scarcity with God’s economy of daily provision and Sabbath rest. He urges believers to resist dehumanising work culture, trust in God’s sufficiency and do each day’s work with dependence and rest.
A Day’s Deed in its Day Read More »
Wesleyans are supporting Vision 2035 through small, creative initiatives such as baking classes, pickleball paddle sales, floral arrangements, clothing drives and children’s savings. Their efforts show that ordinary acts, offered faithfully, can build a collective impact rooted in generosity, community and trust in God’s provision.
Small Ways for a Big Vision: How Wesleyans Are Rallying for Vision 2035 Read More »
Wesley Methodist Church’s CeleFeast celebrates fellowship through food, featuring curated stalls, youth participation and community involvement. Proceeds support Vision 2035 and charities, inviting Wesleyans to serve, give and connect while rejoicing in God’s provision and strengthening bonds within the church community.
Taste and See that the Lord is Good: Getting Ready for Wesley Makan CeleFeast 2026! Read More »
Yvonne Choo moved to Tokyo after decades in Singapore, serving international students amid language challenges. She witnesses God opening doors on campuses, fostering faith through teaching and hospitality, while partnering with churches and supporting returnees in a growing cross-cultural ministry network.
From Singapore to Tokyo: God at Work Among Students in Japan Read More »
Reflecting on Pentecost, Alvin Tay recounts learning to rely on the Holy Spirit through discipleship, ministry leadership and family testimony. He shows that God’s work prospers when believers surrender control, prioritise God’s call, and live as welcoming, missional and caring communities.
Pentecost: Pause and Be Powered by the Holy Spirit Read More »
