“If we stress, God will rest; but if we rest, God will work on our behalf,” says CHC’s senior pastor, Kong Hee as he taught his church on entering into the rest of God.
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The key to getting out of a relationship “gridlock” is to have a dialogue, said CHC senior pastor Kong Hee and his wife Sun Ho in their final instalment of the Relationship Builder series.
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In the third installment of the Relationship Series, City Harvest Church senior pastor Kong Hee and his wife Sun Ho gave five steps to defuse an argument.
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City Harvest Church’s 23rd AGM: Church Maintains Stability Throughout Turbulent 2015
Church members receive updates about CHC’s cash position and the status of its building fund at its annual general meeting last Sunday.
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City Harvest Church dispatches three disaster relief teams to bring much-needed aid to the inhabitants of Kumamoto in the wake of two earthquakes.
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Church & Missions
Multiple Services Weekend: On Gratitude, Dreams And The Holy Spirit
By Eleanor TanThree City Harvest Church pastors brought different but equally challenging messages to the congregation two weekends ago.
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The adage “money cannot buy time” is true in most circumstances—except this one.
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This week marks the 110th anniversary of the Azusa Street Revival of 1906, with a 100,000-person gathering happening today in Los Angeles, called Azusa Now. City News looks at the then and now of this world-changing event.
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According to the Bible, the Antichrist and false prophets will lead people away from God in the end times. But those who are willing to go through the years of persecution will ultimately receive the seal of God. City Harvest Church’s senior pastor Kong Hee taught this in the second part of the End Time Realities Bible study.
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At a two-day leadership seminar in March, CHC’s senior pastor, Kong Hee, shared the CHC model and taught on what makes a good leader.
City Harvest Church launches a barista ministry which serves coffee for a charitable cause.
Kong Hee taught the Church that when the situation becomes impossible, one’s prayers must become intense.
