Wesley Sports and Wellness fosters community and connections through various activities like pickleball, cycling and futsal. The AGAPE Pickleball group, launched in 2024, emphasises inclusivity, fun and faith, welcoming all ages and abilities to participate.
Finding Faith Through Fitness: How Wesley Methodist Church Uses Pickleball to Connect Read More »
Wesley Methodist Church celebrated Hymn and Praise Sunday, themed “The Great Invitation”. The service, led by the Worship and Music Ministry, was filled with joyful reverence, beloved melodies and timeless lyrics, renewing the spirits of the Wesleyan family.
Echoes of Grace: Reflections on Hymn and Praise Sunday Worship Service Read More »
This year marked the Wesley’s first participation at Singapore Night Festival, welcoming nearly 20,000 visitors over seven nights. With the help of 400 dedicated volunteers, the church transformed into a vibrant hub of community spirit, showcasing the beauty of service and togetherness under the night sky.
The inaugural Parenting Conversations Panel organised by Wesley’s Family Life Ministry was held on 26 November. Parents shared their struggles in communicating with their teenage children and spurred one another on in this journey of growth. Hear from our five amazing panellists.
Challenges of Christian Parenting: Parenting Conversations at Wesley Methodist Church Read More »
Did you visit one of the 13 booths at the second edition of Wesley Ministry Fair during Laity Weekend this year? There is a role for whatever gift you may have to bless others. Volunteer opportunities abound all year round for you to serve at Wesley in any capacity.
What is your God-given ‘superpower’ and how can you use it for His kingdom? How can we live out the Methodist Social Creed? There are many volunteer opportunities for you to serve in Wesley. Will you be the hands and feet in the Body of Christ?
God has Given Everyone Our Own Unique Gifts: What is Your Superpower? Read More »
Attendees of Wesley’s Small Group Ministry Conference share their experience and takeaways from the ministry’s first conference since the pandemic. Hear from both leaders and members, the latter’s first time participating in this church-wide renewal.
“The Strangely Warmed Retreat is a consecrated time that allows breakthroughs in the difficult or the seemingly mundane areas of our lives with God.” The planning committee and participants of the biannual church retreat reflect on their time at the first retreat this year. Wesleyans can look forward to the next church retreat this September.
‘A Consecrated Time’: Strangely Warmed Retreat by WMC on 28 -30 April 2023 Read More »
Together, we feast! PSCom and Royal Kids Worship ended 2022 on a high note: thanks to the generosity and love from friends and Wesleyans, families with special needs individuals and caregivers had a Christmas Thanksgiving Celebration to remember.
Church in the “new norm”: why do we need to go back to physical Church? Don’t miss out on the benefits of physical Church!
10 Reasons to Come Back to Church after Covid-19 Read More »
At 74 years old, Philip, whose heart for serving started five decades ago, is a faithful beacon of humble servanthood for God’s service.
From Sailor-Tailor to Servant-Shepherd Read More »
Wesley Methodist Church continues to support the Girls’ Brigade in its mission to build character, resilience and skills in its members.
Investing in the Lives of the Young through the 6th Company of the Girls’ Brigade Read More »
Retreat participants found spiritual nourishment and formed friendships amidst an idyllic environment.
Strangely Warmed By His Love, Transformed To Be His Disciple Read More »
A couple and their children found a church family and sank roots in Wesley during the pandemic.
Our Blessing Through Covid-19 Read More »
After five years, Wesley@Cathay has moved!
A New Home for Wesley@Cathay Read More »
Get to know Pastor Jen Huat, as he talks about the privilege of serving and his many different interests.
Pastor, Officer and Marathon Runner Read More »
A veteran missionary couple’s zeal for God gave them wisdom and heart for the Small Group Ministry.
A Servant Leader in Small Group Ministry Read More »
Connie was probably one of the two longest serving Children’s ministry (CM) volunteers in Wesley Methodist Church. Read all about her perseverance, persistence, patience and positivity as a Sunday School teacher in the Children’s Ministry at Wesley Ministry Church from 1965 to 2019.
54 Years of Faithfulness in Children’s Ministry Read More »
A Singaporean second generation Christian youth, 21-year-old Carolyn faces similar issues as many of her peers. She faces pressures from school and social media, and did not feel very connected to her faith at a young age. Now an active leader in the youth ministry at Wesley Methodist Church, find out what happened to her journey in between.
How I Found My Identity in God Read More »
In the midst of the pandemic in 2021, some 55 members in CIC had rallied together to respond to the community’s needs. They sent 135 packages to the 135-member cleaning team at the NCID during Easter, in the year of Wesley’s 135 anniversary.
Being God’s Heart and Hands during Covid-19 Read More »
Rev Raymond Fong is the Pastor-in-Charge of Wesley Methodist Church. This is his journey from a promising young lawyer serving in the Methodist Church to becoming the Pastor-In-Charge of the oldest Methodist Church in Singapore.
From Prosecutor to PIC Read More »
Have you ever wondered about working as a full-time ministry Church worker? Read all about Jonas’ journey as a MOE scholar to a teacher to a full-time Church staff and back to being a teacher.
From Preaching Christ to Teaching Calculus Read More »
Wesley Methodist Church celebrates its 136 anniversary in 2021. Our guest speaker was none other than our Bishop Rev Dr Gordon Wong. What did he speak on on this special day?
136 Years of Blessings through Thick and Thin Read More »
A small group from Wesley Methodist Church, Rainbow of Joy, has been reaching out to a group of ex-offenders. Find out what they did in 2019 here and get ready for post pandemic activities you can do to help others.
Festive Cheer for Our Formerly Incarcerated Friends Read More »
By now, zoom is a way of life for many, even many of the elderly. Things were different at the start of the pandemic, however. How did a technophobe feel about using zoom during the start of a pandemic for her small group meetings?
Fostering Small Group Community Virtually Read More »
