Running up to the roof level of a carpark, having to conquer real-life versions of Candy Crush and Tetris made CHCSA’s first Carpark King event a truly memorable—and meaningful—one. Carpark…
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The Girl Who Walked Out Of Depression By Putting Others First
By Dawn SeowJolyn Tan works for Metro World Child, a ministry in New York City that reaches at-risk children, early this year. She tells City News how she found her place in…
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Who’s Too Old To Do CrossFit? Not These Seniors!
By Dawn SeowCrossFit for senior citizens? Yes, you heard right. It’s happening every week at House of JOY. A row of fitness enthusiasts stand in a row in front of workout mats…
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On September 29, a 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck the Indonesian island of Sulawesi on Sep 29 and a tsunami with waves up to 6m high followed. The death toll in the…
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CHCSA sets out to build good memories and strong relationships with The Good Carnival.
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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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For this runner, the lesson of finishing a race has significance beyond the 10km she ran.
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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.
Donating one’s blood may not be the most trendy thing to do, but it is important that younger blood donors do their part to maintain blood supply for the good of others, says Singapore Red Cross chairman Tan Sri Tee Tua Ba.
CHCSA’s House of JOY saw a packed Mountbatten Community Club hall, filled with families celebrating their annual Parents’ Day with their loved ones.