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Wesley is a friendly, vibrant Christian community in the city, offering various services and courses for people of all ages and backgrounds. Learn more about its history, worship, prayer, pledge, and Wesley Weekly.
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At Wesley, we believe that worship is a lifestyle and an...
- Worship Online
Catch up with our sermons (recordings, notes and reflection...
- Wesley Weekly
The Methodist Church in Singapore; Contact Us; Plan A Visit....
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It will be held from 31 Oct - 2 Nov 2024 at Changi Cove, 351...
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A warm welcome to Wesley Methodist Church! Wesley is the...
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Baptism is an expression of transformation. It is one of two...
- The Methodist Church in Singapore
Since its founding in 1885, The Methodist Church in...
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Catch up with our sermons (recordings, notes and reflection questions) preached during worship services – Click here or via Sermon Podcasts. We look forward to welcoming you to Wesley! Come and join us!
Wesley is a friendly, vibrant Christian community in the heart of the city, offering various services in English, Mandarin, Filipino and Youth. Learn more about its history, vision and how to visit or connect with its congregation.
Wesley Methodist Church is one of the 21 English-speaking churches under the Trinity Annual Conference of The Methodist Church in Singapore. Learn about the history, vision and ministries of this church and its network of churches.
Welcome to Wesley! We are so glad you are with us today. If you are here for the first time, we would like to connect and chat with you. Do drop us a note here before you leave today.
17th November-2019 - 13th Sunday in Kingdomtide D&N Weekend. Usher Tie Chart 2019. Worship & Music Ministry website of Wesley Methodist Church, Singapore.
Wesley Methodist Church is the oldest Methodist church in Singapore. It is the second Methodist Church to be built in Singapore after the Methodist Episcopal Church at Coleman Street which subsequently became a school hall. It is located in Fort Canning Hill.
