Hope was reborn on the first Easter Sunday over 2,000 years ago, when Jesus Christ conquered death. Now Christians have hope not just in the afterlife, but here on earth. Members of City Harvest Church share their personal stories of hope, healing and restoration, all testifying to the resurrection power of Jesus Christ in the worst of times: the end of a relationship, addiction and financial crisis.
Church & Missions
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How wide a net does City Harvest Church’s missions cast and how much further does the church plan to go?
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God has given His people many promises in the Bible–meditating upon these promises will unleash victory in a believer’s life, teaches Kong Hee.
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The Emerge committee lays out its 2016 vision and plans for the youths of City Harvest Church.
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City Harvest Church founders Kong Hee and Sun Ho shared their secret weapon to a fulfilling marriage in the second instalment of their Relationship Builder series.
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Looking for a nice Christian gift? We’ve done some shopping for you.
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This year’s Easter production, The Messiah I Know, depicted the lives of those who knew Jesus in the flesh and what Jesus meant to them. It was a beautiful rendition of His works and a powerful reminder of Who Jesus is.
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CityWorship talks about its landmark music collaboration with Fukuoka Harvest Church and what it takes to record a foreign language album in mere days.
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Crying is almost a taboo during Chinese New Year, but in this case, it was a good thing.
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On Feb 16, at a healing service in Kota Kinabalu conducted by City Harvest Church’s senior pastor, a lawyer of the High Court found himself healed by God.
For the last 20 years, CHC’s Church Without Walls program has been fulfilling its vision of helping those beyond the walls of the church and bringing the Gospel to them.
Communication is a key foundation to building good relationships, taught Kong Hee and Sun Ho in the first instalment of the Relationship Builder series.