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About Our Church

Founded in 1885, The Methodist Church in Singapore (MCS) is the largest Protestant denomination in Singapore. With 46 churches, 15 schools, missions and welfare agencies, MCS seeks to share the love of God and serve Him by reaching out to people in the different stages of their lives, who may speak different languages and have different needs.

News & Views

Name: Morning Sing (MSM)
Start: 2025-03-07
End: 2025-03-07
Location: Methodist School of Music

BREAKING NEWS: Rev Philip Lim elected new Bishop at GC 13th Session

A holy grief

[Bishop’s Message: Mar 2025] This year, the season of Lent starts with Ash Wednesday on 5 March. It commemorates the 40 days that Jesus spent fasting in the desert while being tempted by Satan. It is a time for believers of Jesus to reflect on and prepare for the suffering and death of Jesus.

The pursuit of scriptural holiness

[Bishop’s Message: Feb 2025] Scriptural holiness is a teaching prevalent among Methodist churches. John Wesley believed that the unique design of Methodist preachers (and by extension, all Methodists), is “to reform the nation, and in particular the Church, to spread scriptural holiness over the land”.

Seek first the kingdom of God

[Bishop’s Message: Jan 2025] Our hearts are full of thanksgiving as we begin a brand new year. Two events that stood out from 2024 fill me with gratefulness: the peaceful transition of leadership as Mr Lawrence Wong assumed his role as Singapore’s fourth Prime Minister in May, and Singapore winning a bronze medal in kitefoiling…

A holy grief

This year, the season of Lent starts with Ash Wednesday on 5 March. It commemorates the 40 days that Jesus spent fasting in the desert while being tempted by Satan. It is a time for believers of Jesus to reflect on and prepare for the suffering and death of Jesus.

“His ways are better than our ways”

Choe Peng Sum, new ACS BOG chair and veteran hotelier, talks about the new ACS Academy and God at the workplace.

More than human

In a secular (and some might add post-Christian) culture, where the Christian vision of the future has been set aside, various imagined futures have emerged, drawing their inspiration from a scientific ethos.