How can we be a blessing to our migrant brothers? Will you consider serving in WMM to love these brothers through English classes and fellowship? Come make new friends and show them the love of Christ!
Nine Wesleyans travelled to northern Thailand for a missions trip in October. Featuring a children and youth camp to show the love of Christ, hear from the organisers, trippers and attendees on their memorable experience and takeaways.
Are you on mission for God? What does missions in Wesley look like and how can you be involved? Chairperson of Wesley’s Missions Committee Tony Tng introduces the many different paths in the ministry to partner Christ in bringing the Good News to those who have yet to hear it.
Jonathan and Phoebe Kong will be returning to the missions field in Thailand end-July 2023 after serving as full-time staff in Wesley Methodist Church for more than four and two years, respectively. No stranger to the missions fields in Thailand, Jonathan and Phoebe had met there. Wesley TIDINGS caught up with them recently to share their take on their calling and what it means to serve together in the missions field.
What comes to mind when you hear “missions”? Wesleyans including 19-year-old Gabriel Yong and his family visited Nong Bua Lam Phu church in Thailand once again, bringing Alpha to the youths and fellowshipping with our Thai brothers and sisters.
The warm weather did not dampen the fiery spirits of our Youths at Wesley Youth Centre, who bonded and explored nature with the volunteers in an Amazing Race at Hort Park this May.
This Christmas, WBOP hosted a Christmas dinner for our Berseh and Indus clients. During this time of fellowship and fun, we were blessed to connect with our clients and soak in the festive spirit!
Wesley Prison Ministry, together with Prison Fellowship Singapore, was grateful to have been able to bless families of inmates, released persons and their families during “Come, Experience the love of Christ” at the Wesley Plaza Hall on 10 December 2022. This was the culmination of a year of ministering to the incarcerated at Changi Prison and the Halfway House, and their families and children.
Clients and volunteers spent a fruitful and enjoyable time admiring the floral and lantern displays on two visits to the Flower Dome.
The annual Christmas Carnival returns to bring festive cheer to the community at Jalan Berseh! Jointly organised by the Christian Outreach and Social Concerns (COSC) ministry and the Residents’ Committee (RC) at Jalan Berseh, the Carnival delighted and engaged residents with food, games and performances.
Volunteers from Crisis Relief Wesley travelled to South Asia to provide relief aid to residents suffering from recent floods.
Wesley Methodist Church continues to support the Girls’ Brigade in its mission to build character, resilience and skills in its members.
Years of service and labour to build bonds with the Jalan Berseh community helped to bring the presence of Christ to the residents there.
COSC volunteers were glad to finally be able to meet up with their migrant friends after two-and-a-half years.
A group of youths from Thailand visited Wesley’s various youth ministries, fostering connections and creating missions awareness in the Wesleyan community.
In these troubled and uncertain times, it becomes even more important to offer people the eternal hope of salvation in Jesus Christ.
Member-of-Parliament Denise Phua and Pastor-in-Charge Raymond Fong from Wesley Methodist Church joined volunteers from Wesley to distribute care packages to residents from Jalan Berseh in the Rochor vicinity.
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.
Pandemic has hit migrant workers who cannot go home especially hard. 600 migrant workers had some Christmas cheer when volunteers from Wesley Methodist Church delivered some gifts and rendered friendship.
This article was first published in Wesley TIDINGS, September 2021. This is a story about teaching and learning on an English project with the Nong Bua Lam Phu (NBLP) community in north-eastern Thailand. The teaching team shares the learning each …
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