If you’ve been at our services, you’d have heard about the upcoming Reformation Concert. What is this effort trying to achieve, and more importantly, why is congregational singing important to a Christian’s life?

GBC will hold our fifth (and final) Reformation Concert this year! The concert will be held on on 26 October 2024 at 8pm in our Sanctuary. We will also participate in Sunday worship on 27 October 2024 at 9am.

Deacon Bryan Tan led us in a exemplary prayer of confession in our worship service on 22 Oct. He modelled it on Jesus' teachings about the Beautitudes from Matthew 5:3-10.

Our worship team recently introduced this new song, "Bless the Lord, O My Soul (Psalm 103)", by Sovereign Grace Music. Based on Psalm 103, this song walks us through the many reasons that believers have to bless the Lord with our entire beings and soul.

We had the joy of hosting a seminar with Matt Merker on Congregational Singing on 25 February 2023.

Following our study in Genesis in 2022, we will embark on a study of Exodus in 2023. The book of Exodus shows us how God is faithful to His promises to the Patriarchs. In His faithfulness, He redeems a people from slavery in Egypt to be a kingdom of priests, that they would worship and glorify him among the nations.

What is true worship? Pastor Mark gives a surprising answer from Exodus on how it involves resting.

Clara Lim reflects on how the Reformation Concert has shown her the beauty of singing together with one voice to the glory of God.

On 29 October 2022 at 8pm we commemorated the Protestant Reformation in GBC's fourth Reformation Concert. This has been edited with uploaded photo, video and media links.

Bibianna reflects on how Christians have been made to sing, and have reason to sing, not only individually, but together in community.

On 29 October 2022 at 8pm we commemorated the Protestant Reformation in GBC's fourth Reformation Concert. This has been edited with uploaded photo, video and media links..

From October, we will be merging our worship services and gathering as one assembly for corporate worship on Sundays at 9am. The final Saturday service will be held on September 24.

Is my worship of God holy and acceptable? Pastor Thian Chye exhorts us to obey God's call to keep the Sabbath to and for the Lord, and gather to worship God in spirit and in truth.

The worship ministry recently held their first in-person worship ministry meeting, the first in two years. Toshi shares with us the ways that God has provided for the ministry over the past two years.

Pastor Eugene explains how we will be using the New City Catechism to affirm the faith together at our worship services.

Why is Good Friday good when an innocent man was crucified? Roxanne Then looks back at our Good Friday service on why Good Friday is truly good news.

Excited by the resumption of congregational singing in our corporate worship services, Pastor Eugene encourages us to minister to one another in song.

During our Holy Saturday and Resurrection Sunday services last weekend, we welcomed 24 new members and were reminded that our crucified Lord Jesus had risen!

Pastor Oliver lists five reasons why we should gather in person for worship.

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