Ministry

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.

The 2025 Outreach Conference inspired Wesleyans to become missional disciples through keynote messages, workshops, personal testimonies and ministry showcases. Participants were equipped to serve with compassion, creativity and conviction, embracing outreach as a transformative partnership with God.

Once again, Wesley Methodist Church lit up the Fort Canning area for the Singapore Night Festival, but it wasn’t just the bright lights that made the church shine. Read the full story to discover how their service created a beacon of faith, fellowship and joy for both the church and the wider Singapore community.

Nong Bua Lamphu Methodist Church celebrated 20 years of ministry with worship, dance, song and testimonies. The event highlighted God’s faithfulness, community unity, youth leadership and a call to discipleship, inspiring continued outreach and spiritual growth.

Wesley’s Small Group Ministry began in 1985. From just eight groups, it has grown to 261, thriving through Covid-19, embracing technology and nurturing over 2,400 members — a vibrant testimony to the unwavering faithfulness of God through every generation, guiding and sustaining this ministry each step of the way.

The Toa Payoh Small Group, founded in 1985, celebrates 40 years of fellowship, spiritual growth and service. Led by Peter and Doris Chow, their enduring journey reflects God’s faithfulness and inspires other Small Groups to persevere in faith.

Held on the eve of Singapore’s National Day, during the 40.Day season of prayer and in celebration of Singapore’s 60th birthday, Day of His Power united believers across 30 locations in passionate worship and intercession, seeking God’s purpose and blessings for the nation.

Wesley Library and AV Centre closed in June 2025 after decades of faithful volunteer service. Volunteers’ unwavering dedication — from cataloguing books to recording sermons — nurtured generations in faith, leaving a legacy of love, learning and discipleship.

Wesley Church Camp 2025 united 700 participants in Kuala Lumpur for worship, outreach and discipleship. Inspired by the late Joseph Chean, campers served marginalised communities, deepened faith through sermons and built fellowship, embodying the theme Shining Like Stars.

An exhilarating 12-day journey through Greece in March/April 2025, led by Rev Lilian Ang, retraced Apostle Paul’s epic travels. Exploring awe-inspiring ancient ruins, experiencing God’s transformative grace and enjoying enriching daily devotions.

Wesley Methodist Church’s Easter service celebrated Christ’s resurrection with sermons, hymns and community support. Rev Raymond Fong emphasised transformation through Jesus’ victory, urging outreach and deepening faith. The congregation joyfully proclaimed, “The Lord has risen! He has risen indeed!”

Felix Yeo dedicated 37 years to Wesley Methodist Church, significantly shaping its administration. His journey, marked by faith, leadership and compassion, inspired many. As he transitions to a new role, his legacy of service and love continues to impact the community.

The second edition of Our Stories, His Glory features 26 faith journeys of members, long-serving and retired pastors, and staff of Wesley Methodist Church, showcasing God’s unwavering faithfulness across generations. This edition commemorates Wesley’s 140th church anniversary and will be launched in February 2025.

The Methodist Festival Choir and Orchestra’s “Let Heaven and Nature Sing” event at Wesley Methodist Church featured inspiring performances by adult and children choirs, creating a joyful and uplifting atmosphere. Over 1,000 attendees enjoyed the music and community spirit.