The membership class will begin on Tuesday, 11 April, 7.30 – 9.30 pm (classes run for 6 consecutive Tuesdays until Tuesday, 16 May). The classes will be held onsite in Dunman Building Basement Room 6 (DB6). Regular worshippers who are deciding to become Communicant Members of ORPC by baptism, confirmation or transfer are encouraged to…
If overcoming the power and paralysis of our sins requires an active trust in Christ’s authority to liberate us, what is the character of such faith? The examples of the leper, the paralytic and his friends, and Levi in Luke 5 teach us that faith earnestly seeks and decisively looks to the Lord Jesus. As…
The beginning of a new year is usually a time for making resolutions; setting up goals to be reached in the new year. For some people, however, the making of resolutions is a futile endeavour because their resolutions never go beyond the planning stage, as they are not acted on. One January, some years ago,…
Evangelism Equipping (EE) course has been developed, tested, evaluated, refined and proven over a period of more than 60 years.
This class is for all parents and is a pre-requisite for parents who wish to dedicate their children for infant baptism at ORPC. This class will be conducted by Rev Edward Goh
WALK-CUM-LUNCH FELLOWSHIP (11 MAR)
The Congregational Fellowship will be holding its first event on Saturday, 11 March 2023 @10am. This will consist of a walk at Fort Canning Park, a fellowship meeting followed by a fellowship lunch.
The English Presbytery is organising a family conference which will be held at Adam
Road Presbyterian Church. Do register early if you are interested as places are limited.
A common description of Singaporeans is that we are a very pragmatic and task-oriented people, concerned more about outcomes than about reasons. After all, all the good intentions in the world will not feed you. And what does it matter why your boss wants something done? You’re not being paid to understand but to do!…
“The words of the Teacher, son of David, king in Jerusalem: Meaningless! Meaningless!” says the Teacher. Utterly meaningless! Everything is meaningless!” (Eccl. 1:1-2). Thus begins the reflection of Qohelet, translated “Teacher” (NIV) or “Preacher” (ESV), on the meaning of life. Why does he render such a bleak conclusion that everything is meaningless? And is this…
When I reflect on the life of Jesus, I am amazed at his teachings, feats and most importantly, his commitment to the Father. At the same time, what equally amazes me is the way he relates to people, whether it is to heal a leper, raise the dead (Lazarus), celebrate in festivities, dine with sinners…