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Bartley Christian Church started in 1962 with a group of 25 school boys who heard the gospel from missionaries and became believers in Jesus Christ. Since then it has grown and today, we are a multi-congregational church with over 30 missionaries sent to various parts of the world.
Bartley English congregation seeks to develop each member from childhood to senior, a strong foundation in God’s Word through intentional discipleship, walking with Jesus and willing to deny ourselves and carrying our cross daily with the joy of the Lord.
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Bartley Christian Church, Singapore. 1,170 likes · 4 talking about this · 16,251 were here. A church without borders, a community without walls. Join us!
Group for attendees, members, staff, etc. of Bartley Christian Church from around the world. Welcome all Bartley Church members in Singapore and abroad! The Bartley FB is open for members and...
Bartley Christian Church was birthed out of God's Missions in this little RED DOT, Singapore in 1960s and seeks to grow missional disciples of Jesus Christ to impact the work of missions and the proclamation of the good news of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Kingdom Community Church is part of the extended family in the Bartley Family of Churches (BFOC). BFOC comprises four churches: Bartley Christian Church, Brighton Community Church, RiverLife Church, and Kingdom Community Church. BFOC is self-governing like a nuclear family.
BFOC comprises four churches: Bartley Christian Church, Brighton Community Church, Kingdom Community Church and RiverLife Church. RiverLife Church is self-governing like a nuclear family. Our leaders and staff intentionally build authentic and familial relationships with BFOC leaders and staff.
Mar 2, 2023 · It was first established in 2000 by Bartley Christian Church, registered under the name Wei-Ni Community Services Association with the primary aim of helping the needy residents living in the Bartley Road vicinity.
