The multiple services weekend on May 27 to 28 saw three City Harvest Church pastors exhorting the congregation to strengthen their spiritual life.
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To stay on course in life, one needs to recognize the season he is in, to stay persistent in prayer and to remember the promises of God. The weekend of May 20-12 saw three City Harvest Church pastors sharing three timely messages.
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Harvest Kidz workers had a wonderful time of refreshing and learning at the recent R Conference.
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Mother’s Day at City Harvest Church was a memorable event featuring a charming drama performance and a timely message.
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Aries Zulkarnain: The Story God Is Writing Isn’t Over Yet
By ContributorGod wants his people to be “okay”—that is the encouraging message City Harvest Church’s executive pastor Aries Zulkarnain shared with the congregation recently.
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Two single mothers share their journey of not just overcoming the trauma of a broken marriage, but regaining their strength and forming a network of support for other single parents.
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Wondering how to help your daughter navigate the transition into her teenage years? Sign up for this Mother’s Day tea party.
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In the past two weeks, City Harvest Church walked through its toughest period in its 27-year history. Members of the church share their thoughts.
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Even as they begin serving their sentences today (April 21, 2017), Kong Hee and the team have City Harvest Church on their hearts and minds.
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This year’s Easter service saw many giving their hearts to Jesus in the midst of City Harvest Church’s most difficult season.
The Christian faith has flesh and bones—it is embodied in believers, taught executive pastor Bobby Chaw recently. On May 6 and 7, following his earlier message “The Road To Emmaus”, City Harvest Church’s executive…
Are Christians blind to the reality of Christ, just like the two disciples on their road to Emmaus after the death of Jesus on the cross? Executive pastor Bobby Chaw preached last weekend (Apr 22-23) on the ways to find and experience Christ Jesus.