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 »
Wesley GYM’s Reminiscence and Spirituality Workshop invited seniors to reflect on memories through conversation, music and guided Examen. By revisiting the past in community, participants discovered healing, gratitude and renewed awareness of God’s presence in their life stories.
Wesley GYM’s Reminiscence and Spirituality Workshop Read More »
Nineteen-year-old Joshua Ng reflects on serving elderly residents through a COSC initiative with Jalan Besar Active Ageing Centre, accompanying them on a grocery shopping trip. The experience strengthened patience, faith and understanding of dignity, community and paying forward God’s blessings.
Paying It Forward: Reflections on My Experience with the Elderly Community Read More »
Two Wesley families share how stepping out in faith to serve in Cambodia reshaped their families. Through medical missions and ministry, they discovered that saying “yes” beyond comfort zones draws families closer to God and one another.
Following God Beyond Our Comfort Zones Read More »
Easter Sunday at Wesley Methodist Church celebrated Christ’s resurrection through worship and testimony. Bishop Philip Lim proclaimed the risen Lord’s victory over sin and death, calling believers to remember God’s promises and live out the hope and courage of Easter.
He is Not Here, He Has Risen! Read More »
Rest from striving. Christ has already won. Through the cross and resurrection, grace replaces fear and striving gives way to peace. Rev Lilian Ang invites us to lay our burdens down and rest in the quiet sufficiency of Christ’s finished work.
Resting in Christ’s Victory Read More »
Faith is formed at home through everyday moments. Dr Eliza Lian-Ding reminds parents that children learn faith by watching how we love, repent and speak truth. Safe homes, honest conversations, strong marriages and a faithful community all help shape a living faith.
Embodied Faith: How to Live Out Our Faith at Home Read More »
In a world shaken by conflict and constant headlines, how do we hold on to peace and hope? We spoke with Rev Raymond Fong on navigating these uncertain times with faith and compassion.
Therapy dogs Autumn, Bubblee and Bella bring comfort, joy and connection to residents at Peacehaven Nursing Home. Guided by volunteers Samuel and Audrey Lee and Katherine Goh, each visit offers tender moments of companionship, warmth and heartfelt engagement for the people they meet.
“The dogs are here!”: Therapy pets lift spirits at Peacehaven Nursing Home Read More »
Wesley celebrated its 141st Anniversary with worship, intergenerational prayers and Rev Reuben Ng’s call to ‘pray’ and ‘go’ as faithful disciples. Pastor Ray shared Vision 2035 updates as the church continues shining Christ’s light and serving our community together.
Wesley Methodist Church 141st Anniversary—Jesus, Light the Way and Lead Us On Read More »
Vision 2035 calls Wesley Methodist Church to become a welcoming, missional and caring church through prayer, service and giving, enabling redevelopment of the church with sustainable spaces supporting discipleship, outreach and future generations. Pray, serve and give generously to build together.
Let Us Rise Up and Build Read More »
Nine-year-old Elliot and seven-year-old Erinn Quek gave all their piggy bank savings to Wesley’s Vision 2035 Building Fund, inspired by faith and generosity, reminding the congregation that wholehearted giving is not measured by age or amount.
A Heart for Vision 2035: The Extraordinary Gift of Elliot and Erinn Quek Read More »
Wesley Methodist Church and High Praise Church in the Philippines recently marked a 10-year partnership with a mission trip to Luzon. From mental health workshops to rural outreach, the team witnessed a powerful faith that transcends material lack.
Faith in Motion: Wesley’s First Equipping Mission to Luzon Read More »
The 2025 Children’s Church Camp gathered young children for Bible teaching, worship and outreach. Through stories, games and acts of service, they learned to trust, honour and follow Jesus. Facilitators witnessed touching moments of faith, kindness and spiritual growth throughout the camp.
Children’s Church Camp 2025: “Jesus, I’m In!” Read More »
A Wesley Methodist Church team served in Siem Reap amid border tensions, partnering with FEC to teach children, bless families and share God’s love. Despite uncertainty, they witnessed resilience, deepened faith and affirmed that missions rely on God’s sovereignty, not human strength.
Siem Reap: Serving in Uncertain Times, Trusting a Certain God Read More »
Rev Dr William Sam’s journey weaves grit, faith and grace, from a hardworking childhood and life‑changing encounters with God to decades of pastoral leadership across Methodist churches. His ministry is marked by humility, Spirit‑led discipleship and a deep commitment to family, formation and authentic Christian witness.
Riding Pillion with God on a Journey of Faith: Rev Dr William Sam Read More »
Wesley volunteers brought Christmas joy to Eunos Nursing Home through music, gifts and prayer. Residents responded with smiles and song, while volunteers experienced the deep impact of serving, witnessing God’s love and comfort reaching even the most hidden corners of the home.
Joy to the World, The Lord is Come! – Christmas at MWS Nursing Home–Eunos Read More »
Twelve trippers journeyed to Nong Bua Lamphu to serve with humility and unity. Through teaching, skits, village outreach and shared fellowship, they witnessed God’s grace through doubled blessings, strengthened relationships and living testimonies of faith in action.
Seven Days, One Covenant: A Journey of Service Read More »
Rev Raymond Fong, Pastor‑in‑Charge of Wesley Methodist Church, sets 2026 as a Year of Sabbath Rest. He calls the church to recalibrate after demanding years of ministry. He encourages a deeper surrender to Christ and a sustainable and flourishing discipleship grounded in the true rest that is found only in Jesus.
2026: The Year of Sabbath Rest Read More »
The Christmas service at Wesley Methodist Church emphasised Jesus as the true King whose humble arrival brings light and transformation. Through worship and sermon, believers were urged to surrender self‑serving desires, embrace renewed discipleship and carry Christ’s hope, peace and obedience into daily life.
Who Is Our King This Christmas?–Christmas Service Reflection Read More »
