For 135 years, Methodist Message (MM) has been more than a newsletter. It has been a witness to God’s faithfulness, a keeper of memories, and a voice connecting generations of Methodists in Singapore and beyond.
Serving in ministry remains a vital anchor alongside my full-time career as an in-house legal counsel.
The name of MPH, the bookstore chain and publisher, is well-known among Singaporeans.
DISCIPLE, the modular Bible study programme run by Disciple Agency (DA), celebrated its 35th Anniversary on 3 August 2026. The programme, originally developed by the United Methodist Church (in the USA), has been running in Singapore since 1991.
Lyndon Gan served on the Methodist Missions Society (MMS) Executive Committee since 2009 until his passing, where he served faithfully as TRAC\’s representative. His passion for missions, particularly through his local church, Kampong Kapor Methodist Church, brought valuable insights and wisdom to the work of MMS.
Our churches are increasingly embracing intentional intergenerational ministry to nurture faith across age groups. By creating spaces where young and old learn, serve and worship together, congregations foster mutual discipleship that strengthens both identity and resilience.
On my wedding day, the Women’s Society of Christian Service (WSCS) ladies at my church gave me one of the most unforgettable expressions of love I have ever experienced.
Serving in church as both a pianist and a member of the choir has become a very important part of my life. Music has always been one of the ways I feel closest to God, so being able to serve him through music is something I am very grateful for.
In Singapore today, dementia is quietly becoming a reality for many families. According to the 2023 Well-being of the Singapore Elderly (WiSE) study conducted by the Institute of Mental Health, one in 11 people aged 60 and above in Singapore lives with dementia.
At Yong-en Care Centre’s Dementia Day Care in Chinatown, staff go beyond clinical care to honour each client’s story, support weary caregivers, and create moments of joy and connection for those living with dementia.
