Dialect Church

In this testimony, which the church heard on Sep 4 and 5, Lee Tat Haur and his wife Naomi, both City Harvest Church members, share their experience serving the elderly.…

The Dialect Church is a thriving congregation with longtime, committed laborers literally standing “between the living and the dead” as they reach out to the senior community.

What started as a simple call to “find a need and meet it, find a hurt and heal it” 20 years ago became City Harvest Church’s turning point. We look back at two decades of the Church Without Walls movement.

Ever wondered what a home visitation entails? City News shadows Dialect Church worker Emily Loo for an evening to find out.

For the last 20 years, CHC’s Church Without Walls program has been fulfilling its vision of helping those beyond the walls of the church and bringing the Gospel to them.

Christmas isn’t Christmas till you’ve experienced the many ways of giving and loving at City Harvest Church! Here’s what CHC and its various ministries and associations are doing this season—be part of it!

Workers from City Harvest Church’s Children Church, JAMs Church and Dialect ministry did home visitations and distributed masks amid the smog crisis.

In her own words, singer-songwriter Joyce Tan shares the valley experience that led to the penning of one of the songs on City Harvest Dialect Church’s new praise and worship album, “Xian Shang.”

Would you pick up a dialect just so you can reach out to the elderly? This group of passionate Christians did.