The Bible-Presbyterian Church in Singapore
We are presently 11 member churches, working together with other observer churches, to devote ourselves to prayer, build bridges and strengthen our churches for the next generations. Though Bible-Presbyterian churches in Singapore have been around for 70 years, we believe our gracious God is giving us the opportunity to start again.
We Bible-Presbyterians have laid low for a while. We did things we are not proud of. Like breaking up when we could not get along. But after 30 years, we are coming together again, learning from past mistakes, recovering what was once our good heritage. “Speaking the truth in love” (Ephesians 4:15) is our commitment. God helping us, we seek to be faithful in proclaiming truth and demonstrating love.
Latest News:
Cherishing Heritage, Cultivate Legacy
With the above theme, our annual Retreat brought together 82 pastors and leaders from our 11 member churches. This year we also welcomed pastors and elders from three observer churches as well as visitors from a BP church in Perth, Australia. We met 7-8 July at Opero Hotel in Johor Bahru. Here are reflections from three participants representing the three generations present.
Latest Story #1
Holding On When Everything is Falling Apart
Read about how God held together a family whose painful journey through their daughter's brain tumour diagnosis, all the way till the end. Read about the courage of Katelyn, and her mother–Annette, father–Joe, and brother – Kayson.
Latest Story #2
Love in Action: Lessons from Befriending the Community-in-Need
Read Dawn's story about how she served as a befriender with Mt Carmel’s Community Service, making monthly visits to families in Ghim Moh rental housing to deliver financial aid via grocery vouchers.
Latest Reflection
Ministering with Presence: A Reflection on the Block 123 Outreach
The Block 123 Ministry, an outreach initiative by Zion Serangoon Bible-Presbyterian Church (ZSBPC), represents a long-term commitment to a rental block community in Singapore. For over five years, the ministry has sought to support residents navigating the complexities of poverty, illness, and loneliness, while consistently sharing the hope found in Jesus Christ.
Latest Editorial:
Horeb and Hermon @Henderson
When Mt Horeb faced the daunting task of finding a place of worship amidst Singapore’s saturated landscape, they found an open door at Mt Hermon. What began as a practical response to a sister church in need has blossomed into a fruitful gospel partnership. From shared pulpit ministry and expanded Holy Communion services to a vibrant, combined witness in the Henderson area, Mt Hermon has seen firsthand how the Lord provides laborers for His harvest.
Read more to see how the Lord has brought both churches full circle and how He continues to lead His people in obedience and unity.