How a former rugby captain became a beacon of hope at an MWS Nursing Home
Read the story of former ACJC rugby captain, Lee Wei Kong, who suffered a life-changing accident and now serves as a volunteer at an MWS nursing home.
Five words, one story: SKMC marks 25 years of faith and grace
Sengkang Methodist Church (SKMC) marked its 25th Anniversary with a three-month long celebration titled SK25, articulated with a five-part journey of 记 (Remember), Agape, 代 (Generation), Faith, and Grace.
Hope beyond division: A longing for family reconciliation
While in South Korea recently, I came across a story of human tragedy that is also one of resilience and hope—the story of dispersed families torn apart by war.
Conflicted because my boyfriend spends lots of time serving in church
My boyfriend and I are both Christians. However, he is more involved than I when it comes to serving the church. He spends 3-4 nights at church for meetings. We don’t get much time together because of this. I feel he may be better off dating someone with the same level of commitment.
GC WSCS elects Mrs Kalaimathi Nagulan as new President at EOGM
The General Conference Women’s Society of Christian Service (GC WSCS) held an Extraordinary General Meeting to elect a new President on 1 November 2025 at the Sophia Blackmore Hall in the Methodist Centre. Mrs Kalaimathi Nagulan was elected President and she will serve the remaining term, until the end of the quadrennium in 2028.
At the end of 2025, dare we hope?
As we approach the final weeks and months of 2025, we find ourselves in a world that continues to be darkened by pain, suffering and uncertainty. It is a world burdened by wars and buffeted on all sides by a myriad of existential threats.
The Healing Nation Celebratory Concert
The Methodist Church in Singapore (MCS) commemorated 140 years of faith and service with “The Healing Nation Celebratory Concert”. Led by Methodist Welfare Services (MWS), the social concerns arm of MCS, the concert capped a year of activities under “The Healing Nation” movement—an ongoing Methodist-led national initiative of faith in action.
How do I handle my non-Christian family’s religious rituals?
I’m a new believer and come from a family of non-believers. My parents are ok with me attending church services but are strictly against me getting baptised. They feel that if I get baptised, I’ll be unable to “account” to them and the family, especially in events like funerals or death anniversaries, because I am unable to partake in rituals. If I get baptised without telling them and carry out the religious rituals, will I be violating God’s commandment not to bow to idols? On the other hand, how do I honour my parents?
God’s grace in my life
For me, being a Methodist is really about living in the constant awareness of God’s grace. I’ve come to see and experience it in different ways—God’s prevenient grace that sought me out before I even knew him, his justifying grace that saved me and his sanctifying grace that continues to shape me into the person he wants me to be.
Making room: Showing hospitality at Christmas and beyond
The Christmas season, with its twinkling lights and festive gatherings, is an ideal time to reflect on the profound biblical theme of hospitality. At its heart, Christmas is a story of God extending radical hospitality to humanity through the gift of his Son.