UPCOMING SERVICES
Over the next few weeks, we will be featuring a series of sermons from our pastors as they share their heartfelt messages.
P.S. Stay tuned for our exciting events coming up in the new year!
Our church’s services are also streamed live on EL Facebook every Sunday!
You can subscribe to EL Broadcast by sending a WhatsApp message to +65 8813 3088 for the latest updates.
we gather every sunday
ENGLISH
ENGLISH SERVICE
Bukit Timah Conference Centre Level 5
Auditorium 1, Singapore 588179
MANDARIN
华文部
MANDARIN SERVICE 华文部
Bukit Timah Conference Centre Level 5
Auditorium 1, Singapore 588179
FILIPINO
FILIPINO SERVICE
(1st Sunday) 9:30AM
Bukit Timah Conference Centre Level 5 Auditorium 1, Singapore 588179
(Other Sundays) 1:45PM
Bukit Timah Conference Centre Level 6 Auditorium 2, Singapore 588179
YOUTH
YOUTH SERVICE
(1st Sunday)
Bukit Timah Conference Centre Level 6
Auditorium 2, Singapore 588179
(Other Sundays)
Bukit Timah Shopping Centre #09-04
(PPCSS Centre), Singapore 588179
CANTONESE
CANTONESE SERVICE
Bukit Timah Shopping Centre #09-04
(PPCSS Centre), Singapore 588179
a word from senior pastor
REV
BOB
LUM
Since the beginning of 2024, I have conducted or attended 10 funeral wakes. The deceased were of different ages and gender. Neil Gaiman, an English writer says, “Everybody is going to be dead one day, just give them time.” It is a hard fact to accept for most people. That is why Psalm 90:12 is powerful. “Teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom.”
Number our days, not as a dreadful act. It is an act of wisdom because life is limited. Life is short. The Bible exhorts, “Be very careful, then, how you live – not as unwise but as wise, making the most of every opportunity, because the days are evil.” (Ephesians 3:15-16). We must live wisely and not waste the time we have on earth.
Someone says, “The measure of life is not its duration, but its donation.” In other words, it is not how long we live. It is the contribution and impact we make to people’s lives that count the most.
I am numbering my days (not many left) and learning to make better choices. How about you?
UPCOMING SERVICES
Over the next few weeks, we will be featuring a series of sermons from our pastors as they share their heartfelt messages.
P.S. Stay tuned for our exciting events coming up in the new year!
Our church’s services are also streamed live on EL Facebook every Sunday!
You can subscribe to EL Broadcast by sending a WhatsApp message to +65 8813 3088 for the latest updates.
we gather every sunday
ENGLISH
ENGLISH SERVICE
Bukit Timah Conference Centre Level 5
Auditorium 1, Singapore 588179
MANDARIN
华文部
MANDARIN SERVICE 华文部
Bukit Timah Conference Centre Level 5
Auditorium 1, Singapore 588179
FILIPINO
FILIPINO SERVICE
(1st Sunday) 9:30AM
Bukit Timah Conference Centre Level 5 Auditorium 1, Singapore 588179
(Other Sundays) 1:45PM
Bukit Timah Conference Centre Level 6 Auditorium 2, Singapore 588179
YOUTH
YOUTH SERVICE
(1st Sunday)
Bukit Timah Conference Centre Level 6
Auditorium 2, Singapore 588179
(Other Sundays)
Bukit Timah Shopping Centre #09-04
(PPCSS Centre), Singapore 588179
CANTONESE
CANTONESE SERVICE
Bukit Timah Shopping Centre #09-04
(PPCSS Centre), Singapore 588179
a word from senior pastor
REV
BOB
LUM
Since the beginning of 2024, I have conducted or attended 10 funeral wakes. The deceased were of different ages and gender. Neil Gaiman, an English writer says, “Everybody is going to be dead one day, just give them time.” It is a hard fact to accept for most people. That is why Psalm 90:12 is powerful. “Teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom.”
Number our days, not as a dreadful act. It is an act of wisdom because life is limited. Life is short. The Bible exhorts, “Be very careful, then, how you live – not as unwise but as wise, making the most of every opportunity, because the days are evil.” (Ephesians 3:15-16). We must live wisely and not waste the time we have on earth.
Someone says, “The measure of life is not its duration, but its donation.” In other words, it is not how long we live. It is the contribution and impact we make to people’s lives that count the most.
I am numbering my days (not many left) and learning to make better choices. How about you?
UPCOMING
SERVICES
Over the next few weeks, we will be featuring a series of sermons from our pastors as they share their heartfelt messages.
P.S. Stay tuned for our exciting events coming up in the new year!
Our church’s services are also streamed live on EL Facebook every Sunday!
You can subscribe to EL Broadcast by sending a WhatsApp message to +65 8813 3088 for the latest updates.
we gather every sunday
ENGLISH
ENGLISH SERVICE
Bukit Timah Conference Centre Level 5
Auditorium 1, Singapore 588179
MANDARIN
华文部
MANDARIN SERVICE 华文部
Bukit Timah Conference Centre Level 5
Auditorium 1, Singapore 588179
FILIPINO
FILIPINO SERVICE
(1st Sunday) 9:30AM
Bukit Timah Conference Centre Level 5 Auditorium 1, Singapore 588179
(Other Sundays) 1:45PM
Bukit Timah Conference Centre Level 6 Auditorium 2, Singapore 588179
YOUTH
YOUTH SERVICE
(1st Sunday)
Bukit Timah Conference Centre Level 6
Auditorium 2, Singapore 588179
(Other Sundays)
Bukit Timah Shopping Centre #09-04
(PPCSS Centre), Singapore 588179
CANTONESE
CANTONESE SERVICE
Bukit Timah Shopping Centre #09-04
(PPCSS Centre), Singapore 588179
A word from our
senior pastor
Since the beginning of 2024, I have conducted or attended 10 funeral wakes. The deceased were of different ages and gender. Neil Gaiman, an English writer says, “Everybody is going to be dead one day, just give them time.” It is a hard fact to accept for most people. That is why Psalm 90:12 is powerful. “Teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom.”
Number our days, not as a dreadful act. It is an act of wisdom because life is limited. Life is short. The Bible exhorts, “Be very careful, then, how you live – not as unwise but as wise, making the most of every opportunity, because the days are evil.” (Ephesians 3:15-16). We must live wisely and not waste the time we have on earth.
Someone says, “The measure of life is not its duration, but its donation.” In other words, it is not how long we live. It is the contribution and impact we make to people’s lives that count the most.
I am numbering my days (not many left) and learning to make better choices. How about you?