Ministry & Family
Written by Linus Koe I have had the unique privilege of serving the church as Family Ministry Staff, with the Media and Comms portfolio, for the last two years full time, and as a...
Word in Season
Please Stay
Written by Ps Zheng Haoren ‘Please stay,’ the border guard said as we fled Ukraine – This headline on page 8 of The Straits Times, 8 March 2022, caught my attention. It is an...
BPCIS Pastoral Word
Written by Rev Dr David Wong9 Mar 2022 MOVING BOUNDARY STONES “Do not move an ancient boundary stone set up by your ancestors.” Proverbs 22.28 The Law of Moses (Deuteronomy 19.14; 27.17) warns against...
Dancing with Change
Written by Ps Alby If I am asked to use a word to describe the past two pandemic-driven years, I would vote for the word “Change.” Almost everything that we are so used to...
Who Gets to Influence Our Kids?
Written by Ruth Quek My kids love to watch ‘Trash Truck’ – an animated TV series on Netflix about a boy Hank, his best friend (a trash truck who only speaks “truckease”) and their...
What does any church need for their women to flourish?
Written by Vanessa Lee We need a healthy, vibrant Women’s Ministry! Titus 2:2-3 lays out the unique role that ‘older women’ (i.e. further along not necessarily in age but in the faith) have in...
Blues and Rhythm
Written by Ps Zheng Haoren A teacher friend recently asked if I had a good start to 2022. I found myself pausing a while before replying, “The transition from 2021 to ’22 was rather...
Inclusion and Enabling: It Begins With You
Written by Dns Sherena Loh Have you ever wondered what does an inclusive church look like? Sure, it is nice to have a hospitality desk to greet worshippers, especially new ones. But will we...
BPCIS Update – THREE-FOLD AGENDA
Written by Ps David Wong In the last Update in Oct 2021, we wrote, “In the coming years, God helping us, we embark on agenda DBS 2.0: Devoting to prayer, Building bridges and Strengthening...
Honouring Our Children
Written by Ps Dev Menon Last Sunday, someone mentioned how wonderful it was to see so many young children laughing and playing after the 5pm worship service ended – it really gave us a...
