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.
Community
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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.
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Flip Flops For A Good Cause
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MS Care has been serving patients with multiple sclerosis for the past 13 years. It has helped clients find hope in the midst of fighting their illness.
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CHCSA seeks volunteers to serve seniors twice a month for two hours on Saturday mornings.
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What started as a simple call to “find a need and meet it, find a hurt and heal it” 20 years ago became City Harvest Church’s turning point. We look back at two decades of the Church Without Walls movement.
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Support patients suffering from blood cancer and sign up for this walkathon.
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Unlabelled Run aims to break the stigma put on ex-offenders with a record-breaking tattoo run.
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The staff of City Harvest Church the kampong days with 80 elderly members from House of JOY at a movie screening of Long Long Time Ago 2.
Aftershocks, mountainous terrain and roadblocks could not stop the rebuilding of the Keystone Boarding School in Sindupalchowk, which reopened a year after the April 2015 earthquake.
City Harvest Community Services Association brought the good old times back to the elderly on Parents’ Day.