This Easter, through a drama about Zaccheus’ redemption, City Harvest Church was powerfully reminded of Jesus’ work on the Cross.
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It was the still, small voice of God that the youth sought at this year’s Rave Camp.
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To prepare the congregation for Easter, which happens at the end of March, preacher Bobby Chaw taught on the key to heaven: prayer.
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Let God’s still small voice be your guide, preached City Harvest Church’s executive pastor Bobby Chaw.
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Start the year right by deciding to be a giving person, taught Pastor Bobby Chaw, drawing—once again—from the Book of Numbers.
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At City Harvest Church, we believe in the principle of Church Without Walls—bringing Christ into all areas and people of society. We know we should carry God into every aspect of our lives, including the workplace. But how many Christians really do? We take a look at the results of the National Survey of Christians (2016/2017) in the marketplace. This article first appeared in the new website, SaltAndLight.Sg.
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In his study of Numbers 5, City Harvest Church’s executive pastor Bobby Chaw taught the church how to resolve bitterness in life.
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At City Harvest Church’s 28th anniversary celebration, co-founder Sun Ho expounded on what God is calling His people to come away to.
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Everything social entrepreneur Elim Chew has done can be traced back to her high SQ or “sensitivity quotient”. She shares about this concept that she presented last week at TEDxNTU.
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City Harvest Church has entered into a season of seeking God and encountering His presence, and members of the church are responding by going deeper in their personal devotion.
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