City Harvest Church’s Candlelight services are one of the highlights of the year for the church. City News takes a look at the many reasons why you should look forward to December 2016.
Church & Missions
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As 2015 comes to a close, City News Weekly looks back on one of the most challenging yet significant years in the history of City Harvest Church.
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Revisiting foundational truths of being followers of Christ, City Worship’s songwriters have written a series of new praise and worship songs.
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What started as one-off mission trips for these School of Theology alumni turned into long-term partnerships with local churches in Indonesia and Cambodia with far-reaching impact.
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CHC’s advisory pastor Phil Pringle preached on trusting in the Lord, finding delight in Him and letting go of one’s burdens into His hands.
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20 November 2015 – Summary of CHC hearing.
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Sentences ranging from 21 months to 8 years were delivered this afternoon for the six. Judge agrees to defer the start date to Jan 11 next year.
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In the first of a two-part teaching titled “Faith, Trust And Rest”, the senior pastor of City Harvest Church taught the church how faith is activated—or blocked.
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Over the weekend of 24 and 25 October, after the verdict of the City Harvest trial had been delivered, CHC’s advisory chairman, Dr AR Bernard, senior pastor of Christian Cultural Center (CCC) in Brooklyn, New York, brought two powerful and perfectly-timed messages for the church. He talked to City News about what lies in the future for this church.
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Many struggle with fear. Where faith empowers, fear enfeebles. The senior pastor of City Harvest Church taught the congregation how to overcome our fear.
In the second of a two-part teaching titled “Faith, Trust And Rest”, the senior pastor of City Harvest Church taught the church how to develop their faith into trust, and how to enter into rest with God.