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The second multiple services weekend at Jurong West saw four pastors delivering messages centred on becoming stronger Christians.
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City Radio: Connecting People For 7 Years
By Theresa TanIt garners nearly 10,000 weekly hits. This Sunday (22 April), City Radio, CHC’s online radio station, City Radio, turns seven. We talk to programme producer Bernard Loh and program editor Mervyn Lim about the journey.
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Lessons From Josh & Sean McDowell: Building Reasonable Faith At Home
By Carol LoiWhat one mother of teenagers gleaned from apologists Josh and Sean McDowell, authors of Evidence That Demands A Verdict, during their March visit to Singapore.
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The co-founder of City Harvest Church delivered a rousing reminder for the church not to forget its mission to witness for Christ.
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It was the still, small voice of God that the youth sought at this year’s Rave Camp.
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Littworld is a Christian conference for writers and publishers dedicated to enabling Christians to produce material suited for their countries and congregations.
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To prepare the congregation for Easter, which happens at the end of March, preacher Bobby Chaw taught on the key to heaven: prayer.
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A special report on the four-day conference (March 13-16) that saw a gathering of international believers come to be equipped and empowered for a worldwide harvest of souls. Exactly 40…
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Next week, power preachers Bill Johnson, Heidi Baker, Ed Silvoso, Lou Engle and Ben Fitzgerald will speak at Christian conference Kingdom Invasion “Desti/Nations”.
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Women’s Day 2018: I’m Christian And I Joined The #MeToo Movement
By Theresa TanToday is International Women’s Day. This year we not only celebrate women, we stand up for the liberation of women from sexual abuse and harassment. But is #MeToo acceptable for Christians?
JAMs service charmed all its members this year with a colorful drama and won hearts with a simple and powerful message.
It’s a sticky situation: as Christians, we know the things that are of God from the things that are not. However, in this era when taking offence has become a trend, sometimes it is easier not to say anything. But it is right? How do we “speak the truth in love” and survive?