On 16 March 2024, the Sower Institute for Biblical Discipleship (SIBD), in collaboration with Walk Thru The Bible, organised a session of otLIVE Training for Adults. Held at the Bible House, this session brought together a diverse group of participants eager to deepen their understanding of Scripture. The training aimed to provide adults with a clear, engaging, and practical overview of the Old Testament, showing how its narratives, themes, and messages interconnect to point to God’s redemptive plan.

Facilitated by Rev Dr Peter Poon, the session used interactive teaching methods that allowed participants to actively engage with the material. Through storytelling, visual aids, and group activities, participants explored the key events, characters, and themes of the Old Testament, from creation and the patriarchs to the rise and fall of Israel. Beyond understanding historical and theological contexts, the training encouraged participants to see how these ancient texts speak to modern life, inspiring reflection on faith, character, and obedience in everyday situations.

The session also emphasised the importance of applying God’s Word in daily life. Participants were encouraged to develop personal strategies for Bible reading, memorisation, and study, equipping them to share these insights with their communities. Many attendees expressed that the interactive approach not only strengthened their Biblical literacy but also reignited a passion for engaging with Scripture regularly. Through otLIVE, SIBD continues to empower believers with practical tools to navigate life with God’s Word at the centre, fostering both personal growth and the ability to disciple others within the Body of Christ.

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On 8 March 2024, the ETHOS Institute for Public Christianity held its annual ETHOS Conversation at the Bible House, drawing Christians from diverse backgrounds to reflect on this year’s timely and thought-provoking theme: Civil and Religious Liberties in Singapore. As contemporary society continues to grapple with complex socio-political changes, including the repeal of Section 377A, many in the faith community are seeking clarity on how to navigate the tensions between civic responsibilities and religious convictions.

This year’s dialogue featured two distinguished speakers: Professor Eugene Tan, Associate Professor of Law at the Singapore Management University, and Rev Raymond Fong, Pastor-in-charge at Wesley Methodist Church. Professor Tan offered a legal and constitutional perspective on the evolving landscape of civil liberties, and how legal frameworks seek to balance the rights of individuals and communities in a plural society. Rev Fong followed with a theological and pastoral response, encouraging believers to engage with cultural shifts in a way that upholds Biblical truth whilst showing love and respect to those who may differ in belief or practice. Together, their presentations sparked a rich and respectful discussion on what it means to live as faithful Christians in a multicultural and multi-religious nation.

The ETHOS Annual Conversation 2024 underscored the importance of engaging public issues with wisdom, humility, and grace. It also reminded Christians of the need to be informed and thoughtful in how they exercise both their civil rights and religious freedoms, especially in times of social change. As Singapore continues to navigate sensitive issues of identity, belief, and law, platforms like ETHOS remain vital in helping the Christian community respond constructively and compassionately. You may watch the full recordings of the talk by Professor Eugene Tan and Rev Raymond Fong to explore the insights and reflections shared by the speakers.

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On 27 February 2024, D6 Family Ministries hosted a virtual session of D6 Family Night on Zoom, focusing on the theme Loving and Serving Across Generations. This session brought together a panel of speakers to explore how families can serve God and one another across different age groups. The panelists included Ps Charissa Cho, Youth and Young Adult Pastor at Community of Praise Baptist Church; Ho Wei Hao, co-author of The Generations Project; and Benjamin Mathew, a young adult leader and full-time ministry worker. The session was moderated by Jonathan Cho.

The discussion highlighted the unique challenges and opportunities presented by the presence of multiple generations within the Church. Ho Wei Hao noted that, for the first time in history, five generations—ranging from the Silent Generation to Gen Z—are co-existing in churches today. He emphasised the importance of understanding the cultural influences that shape each generation’s perspectives and how these differences can impact Church dynamics. The panelists discussed the need for intentional efforts to bridge generational gaps and foster unity within the Church community.

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The session also addressed the issue of generational exodus, where certain age groups, particularly Gen X and Millennials, have left churches due to unmet needs or misunderstandings. The panelists shared personal experiences and insights on how to create an inclusive environment where all generations feel valued and supported. They encouraged families to engage in open communication, mutual respect, and collaborative service to strengthen intergenerational relationships. The session concluded with a call to action for families to actively participate in loving and serving across generations, reflecting the unity and love that Christ exemplified.

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On 22 January 2024, The Bible Society of Singapore proudly hosted the annual Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, a meaningful event that brings together believers from various denominations to unite in prayer and fellowship. This year, the theme was centred on the powerful words from Luke 10:27: “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength and with all your mind, and your neighbor as yourself.” This scriptural call to love both God and neighbour formed the heart of the gathering, inspiring participants to reflect on the true meaning of Christian unity and the shared mission to embody Christ’s love in their communities.

Organised by the Archdiocesan Catholic Council for Ecumenical Dialogue (ACCED), the event was a vibrant testament to the rich diversity of Christian faiths in Singapore. Believers from a wide spectrum of churches and denominations came together in a spirit of mutual respect and collaboration, setting aside differences to focus on common ground. Through joint prayers, worship, and moments of reflection, attendees deepened their commitment to fostering harmony and cooperation among Christians, recognising that unity is essential for effective witness in today’s diverse society.

The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity is more than an annual event; it is a movement that encourages ongoing dialogue, understanding, and partnership among the Body of Christ in Singapore. By rallying around the Biblical call to love God and neighbour, this gathering reinforces the importance of working together to serve the community and promote peace. As the Bible Society continues to support such initiatives, it remains committed to nurturing a spirit of unity and shared purpose among Christians, helping to strengthen the Church’s collective impact both locally and beyond.

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GoForth x ARISE Singapore 2023 is an intergenerational event that will see the generations come together for a concert of prayer, where children, youth, parents and grandparents will spend time in worship and prayer for local and overseas mission.

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Pope St John Paul II coined the terms “culture of life” and “culture of death” which he introduced in his 1995 encyclical, Evangelium Vitae. The “culture of life” is an idea drawn from the Scriptures. It explains the nature of human dignity based on the sacredness of human life (cf. Genesis 1:27).

This annual lecture will explore the “culture of life” as a theological concept and how we can promote a “Gospel of life” open to life or believers and everyone.

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Catch our Keynote Speaker, the Archbishop of the Roman Catholic, and Archdiocese of Singapore, his eminence, Cardinal William SC Goh, as he shares his insights about the “culture of death”.

ETHOS Lecture 2023: The Culture of Death Date: 17 November 2023 Keynote Speaker: Cardinal William SC Goh _ ETHOS Institute™ for Public Christianity was formed by the National Council of Churches of Singapore, Trinity Theological College and The Bible Society of Singapore in 2014.

Whether you are a theologian, pastor, church leader, missionary, or simply interested in the intersection of theology and missions, this symposium invites you to join a vibrant community of individuals passionate about theology and missions. Together, we will explore the theology of mission, forge connections, and inspire, one another to take meaningful action in fulfilling God’s mission in the post-pandemic era. Don’t miss this invaluable opportunity to be part of the conversation and shape the future of missions.

Let’s catch Rev David Lim talk about the Theological View on the Mission of God in the Post-pandemic Era.

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ETHOS Annual Conference 2023 X GoForth: Theology of Mission in the Post-pandemic Era

Date: 23 September 2023

Speaker/s: Mr Quek Tze-Ming, Rev David Lim, Dr Bernard Koh, & Dr Calvin Chong

Whether you are a theologian, pastor, church leader, missionary, or simply interested in the intersection of theology and missions, this symposium invites you to join a vibrant community of individuals passionate about theology and missions. Together, we will explore the theology of mission, forge connections, and inspire, one another to take meaningful action in fulfilling God’s mission in the post-pandemic era. Don’t miss this invaluable opportunity to be part of the conversation and shape the future of missions.

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Let’s catch Mr Quek Tze-Ming talk about the Biblical View on the Mission of God in the Pandemic World.

ETHOS Annual Conference 2023 X GoForth: Theology of Mission in the Post-pandemic Era

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Date: 23 September 2023

Speaker/s: Mr Quek Tze-Ming, Rev David Lim, Dr Bernard Koh, & Dr Calvin Chong