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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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 »
The Christmas Carnival at Kelantan Court brought residents together through lively games, festive performances and heartfelt community moments. Youth volunteers led engaging booths while leaders shared messages of goodwill and hope creating a joyful celebration that strengthened neighbourly bonds.
Pastor Adrian shares his journey of serving, guiding youths and growing a missional heart within the church. He highlights the value of creating safe spaces, practising attentive listening, sharing faith with authenticity and slowing down to notice those around us. He closes with gratitude, prayer needs and a hopeful call for deeper unity in ministry.
Wesley Prison Ministry’s Christmas Outreach brought together volunteers, beneficiaries and families for worship, fellowship, games, testimonies and gift exchanges. The event celebrated Christ’s love, encouraged personal transformation and highlighted opportunities to serve inmates, ex-offenders and their families through prayer, support and community engagement.
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Rev Benjamin Lau reflects on his five-year journey leading Wesley’s NextGen ministries, sharing his calling, joys in mentoring youth and lessons on discipleship. As he moves to Living Waters Methodist Church, he urges intentional faith modelling for future generations.
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Wesley Methodist Church hosted the 50th TRAC Conference—which coincided with Wesley’s 140th anniversary year—uniting over 200 volunteers to extend its warmest hospitality. Highlights included coffee stations, creation care initiatives, heritage walks and fellowship, reflecting faith in action and deepening unity across Methodist communities.
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Wesley Methodist Church launched its first docent training programme to support Vision 2035’s goal of an open, welcoming church. Some 48 participants trained to lead heritage tours, connecting faith and history, fostering hospitality and inspiring spiritual reflection for visitors and members.
Wesley AGAPE Pickleball Ministry celebrated Christmas early with Dayspring residents, hosting dinner, games, carols and tree decorating using repurposed pickleballs. Sponsored gifts added joy, while volunteers emphasised consistent, heartfelt service as a way to share God’s love year-round.
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Joyce Lo, a private banker, kept her promise to live “full time for God, part time for the world” by starting cell groups in every workplace she joined. Through prayer, mentoring and community, she helped transform lives and strengthen faith.
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.
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Jason Tong shares heartfelt stories of homeless individuals in Singapore, urging compassion over judgment. Guided by Scripture, he calls readers to love through action, reflecting God’s heart for the poor and reminding us that homelessness is about people, not problems.
God of the homeless: A call to love the homeless and rough sleepers Read More »
The Wesley Women Cancer Support Group celebrated 23 years of offering compassionate support to cancer patients, survivors and caregivers. Through shared experiences, expert insights and spiritual care, the group fosters strength, hope, dignity and community throughout the cancer journey.
23 Years of Faithful Support and Love: Celebrating the Wesley Women Cancer Support Group Read More »
Wesley’s Hymn & Praise Sunday traditional service reflected themes of lament, surrender and trust through scripture, storytelling and song — reminding worshippers that God meets us in life’s storms with healing, hope and holiness.
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Alvin Tay shares his journey from corporate leadership to servant leadership in church, guided by faith and spiritual formation. He reflects on lessons learned through DISCIPLE, CIC and LCEC, emphasising humility, availability and God’s transformative guidance.
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Tho Lye Sam took a leap of faith on her first mission trip to Timor Leste—an eye-opening journey of discipleship, courage and God’s faithfulness. Be inspired by how God moves when we say ‘yes’.
Vision Trip to Timor Leste: A Journey of Faith and Discovery Read More »
Wesley Methodist Church hosted a contemplative service for World Mental Health Day, offering lament, music and personal stories to foster healing and hope. It affirmed Christ’s presence in suffering and encouraged continued reflection through worship and community support.
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The CW3 All Generations Conference explored how Christians engage with technology, AI and gaming to spread faith. Highlights included immersive projects, Gloo AI’s Christian insights and a panel on tech’s spiritual impact, ending with prayer and recommitment to God.
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In a common room filled with music and gentle companionship, Wesley’s volunteers brought a ministry of presence and joy to residents —offering not just hymns and prayers but the kind of love that arrives, lingers and truly listens.
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.
Wesley AGAPE Pickleball Ministry was honoured for its weekly outreach to trauma-affected girls at Dayspring, using sport to build relationships, foster healing and share God’s love. This meaningful work culminated in an appreciation award from HCSA.
Judy Tan leads Wesley Prison Ministry with deep faith and compassion, journeying with inmates, ex-offenders and their families. Her work brings hope, healing and transformation, showing that no one is beyond the grace of God.
Hope Restored: Judy Tan’s Heart for the Incarcerated and Their Families Read More »
