CHCSA sets out to build good memories and strong relationships with The Good Carnival.
Community
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“Garden of Joy: An Ode to Elohim” was an art exhibition of 77 works by 22 artists with special needs that celebrated the God-given, creative talents of these individuals.
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From the time he was newly born-again, Kenny Low was called by God into a lifetime of service.
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CHCSA’s House of JOY saw a packed Mountbatten Community Club hall, filled with families celebrating their annual Parents’ Day with their loved ones.
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MS Care receives an award at Singapore Health Inspirational Patient and Caregiver Awards 2017.
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The elderly beneficiaries of House of JOY, a City Harvest Church Services Association initiative, enjoyed a day of cycling at Punggol Waterway Park.
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A surprise visit from celebrities Jack Neo and Aileen Tan, arranged by volunteer group LP148, brightened up last Sunday for these elderly folks.
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Intellectual and learning disabilities do not stop over 400 special needs members from connecting with God every week at City Harvest’s Jesus For All Minds (JAMs) Church.
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These past 20 years, City Harvest Community Services Association (CHCSA) has brought the Church Without Walls vision to the streets.
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CHCSA’s House of JOY celebrated Christmas with an afternoon of games and food.
For this runner, the lesson of finishing a race has significance beyond the 10km she ran.
Jesus For All Minds Church recently organised a very special outing for its members at Marina Barrage.