| | Bishop Dr Robert Solomon's Message
THE Bible speaks of the importance of drawing both lines and circles. It is not a question of either/or but both/and. Strong lines are drawn between the worship of the true God and idolatry, between righteousness and unrighteousness, between light and darkness, between the children of God and the children of the devil, between heaven and hell... [ Read more] |
| | New look for Methodist Message |
WE've taken on a fresh, new look as we celebrate our 125th Year of Methodism in Singapore. Fresh, full-colour and breezy, with a brand-new masthead and new columns for youth, marriage, songs, and spirituality. There's something for everyone! Grab your hardcopy today, and immerse yourself in the all-new Methodist Message experience.... |
| | Downcast by the downturn, dads? Do not despair! MWS can help |
FATHERS who have lost their jobs or are facing difficulties in the current recession can get help from the Methodist Welfare Services (MWS). The MWS has Family Service Centres in five districts which can help those in need to obtain financial aid and direct them to relevant agencies for other assistance such as upgrading their skills and finding a job... [ Read more] |
| | MCS position on recent events and issues |
NCCS statement on AWARE
MCS is a member of the National Council of Churches of Singapore (NCCS). NCCS has released a public statement relating to the recent events at AWARE. ... [ Read more] Letter from Bishop and Presidents[click link] MOE Statement on Sexuality Education Programme[Click link] On Chen Su Lan Trust and The Methodist Church in SingaporeIn response to numerous queries about the relationship between the Chen Su Lan Trust and The Methodist Church in Singapore, we wish to inform all enquirers that the Chen Su Lan Trust is a private trust fund and is not administered by The Methodist Church in Singapore. |
| Our church's stand on homosexuality
IT is clearly stated in the Book of Discipline of The Methodist Church in Singapore. In the section on Social Principles, we read: "We consider the practice of homosexuality to be incompatible with Christian teachings..."[ Read more] Bishop's reply to the Straits Times on who can speak for MCS
I REFER to the article, 'MP Baey all for repealing anti-gay law' (ST, July 16). As the article may create misunderstanding among readers regarding the position of The Methodist Church in Singapore, concerning the issue of homosexuality... [ Read more] |
|
| Aldersgate Convention 2009 |
THE Aldersgate Convention 2009 concluded with the Aldersgate Service held on 23 May 2009 evening at the Barker Road Methodist Church. Prior to the service, our keynote and Mandarin speakers (Rev Dr David Chapman and Rev Dr Ting Gah Hing) shared during the evening talks and Aldersgate Seminar. We thank you all for your support and participation in the various events. If you wish to download the speakers' presentation slides, please click here. You may also place orders of our audio recording by clicking here. |
| | How would you evaluate the basic tenets of Open Theism? |
THEOLOGIANS throughout the centuries have wrestled with the question concerning the sovereignty of God and the free will of human beings. Profound theological tomes have been written on the subject in conversation with Scripture and the doctrinal tradition of the Church. Most theologians would maintain that both divine sovereignty and human freedom must be held if Christians are to be faithful to Scripture, although there are sharp disagreements on how these two assertions may be reconciled...
[Read more] |
| | World Methodist Council/2011 Conference Logo Contest |
THE World Methodist Council is sponsoring a contest for a logo design for the 20th World Methodist Conference which will be held August 4 – 8, 2011, in Durban, South Africa. The winning entry will receive an award of $500 USD. The Conference theme is “Jesus Christ – For The Healing Of The Nations.”...
[Read more] |
| | |
|
|
|
|
