Our Care Groups have also been studying Isaiah and in a recent study, they spent some time looking at how Isaiah 63:7-64:12 records for us Isaiah’s prayer of faith, as the prophet intercedes with God on behalf of the people.

Pastor Andrew joined us as Pastor for Care Groups and Counselling in August 2024. Here, he shares more about himself, what his role will focus on and how we can pray alongside him.

At GBC, we have Care Groups (CGs) that meet regularly in the week to not only study God's Word together, but also seek to care for one another by helping each other obey His Word.

Every few months, we introduce new Care Groups (CG) that get started up at Grace. At our recent service, we introduced 2 new groups that had just started.

Pastor Oliver shares with us why training and sending is important to the church, and how we are doing so at Grace.

At the monthly CLOBS sessions, our care group leaders (CGLs)not only spend time preparing for the CG studies, but also learn about various topics that help equip them to lead. At a recent CLOBS session, the CGLs looked at how our prayers together can be shaped by the Bible.

Seah Kah Yin and Gerald Chua share the challenges (and unexpected blessings) they faced as they lead their Care Groups during these pandemic years.

Cecilia Kang describes the life and growth of her care group (CG) and the ways that her CG shows love and support to one another.

Here are four ways men can disciple and help other men grow.

Last week, we shared an article on the role of women in ministry. In this second part of the two-part article, we examine what are the practical ways to care for the women in CGs.

At the recent session of Centralised Leading of Bible Studies (CLOBS), our sister and ministry worker Carrie Chong shared with CG leaders how we can better minister to the women in our CGs.

At the Quarterly Congregational Meeting on 3 January 2021, Elder Caleb Yap shared ten points of thanksgiving for 2020.

Elder Caleb shares how CGs can go about speaking about Jesus at Christmastime with unbelievers.

Pastor Eugene describes four marks of a healthy Care Group (CG).

Pastor Eugene, on behalf of the pastors and elders, urges the Care Group Leaders to maintain our bonds of community.