Scripture: Acts 4, 9 & 15
Speaker: Reverend Ivan Liew

Introduction
Who is Barnabas?

1. Sacrificing for the saints (Acts 4:32-37)

2. Sponsoring the suspect (Acts 9:26-28)

3. Supporting second-chances (Acts 15:36–41)

Conclusion
Seeing God’s grace at work where others may miss it.

Our AGM will be held in Hebron Hall (Level 3) on 25 April, Saturday, at 1.30pm. Voting is required (members only) and will take place during the meeting itself. All are welcome to come. Please use the registration link below to indicate if you are attending/not attending the meeting.

For all important information relating to the AGM, members should have received an email with subject "Annual General Meeting 常年会友大会". If you do not receive the email by 14 Apr (Tues) or wish to obtain a hard copy of the meeting documents, please inform us via email to meetings@wefc.org.sg or call the church office during office hours (Mon-Fri, 10am-4pm) at 6303 6130.

What is a missions forum all about? It's not a recruitment talk — it is a conversation about God’s heart for the nations and how ordinary believers can participate in His mission.

If you have ever wondered:

Then this forum is for YOU.

Come and hear real stories from our church family — honest stories of calling, fear, faith, and transformation. Ordinary believers like you and me can participate in His mission! Many people groups have not yet received the gospel, so let's be part of the Story He is writing around the world. Each session is limited to 30 participants only.

Find out more and register via the link below!

Christianity Explored is for Christians who want to discover a fresh relationship with Jesus, or for our friends who are curious to discover for themselves who Jesus is and are looking for a safe place to ask faith-related questions about life. Find out who Jesus is, why He came, and what it means to follow Him as we explore Mark's Gospel in small groups over 9 interactive sessions.

Find out more via the link below. Registration closes on 26 April 2026.

Did you know that about 40% of the Bible is made up of stories? Stories were Jesus' favourite means of revealing Himself to the world. He often chose to show-and-tell through performing a miracle or telling a story or parable, rather than preaching a sermon. Stories encouraged his listeners to imagine what had happened, to identify with different characters in the story, and to go beyond the facts to engage their emotions.

Let's take Jesus' example and do likewise with our friends and family. Let's tell them stories. We already have a whole collection of amazing, block-buster stories waiting to be told. Come and learn to be a Storyteller for Jesus!

Our trainer, Dr Larry Dinkens, and his late wife were OMF missionaries in Thailand for more than 20 years. Over the last decade or so, Larry has held teaching and leadership positions at various seminaries. His passion and area of expertise are in Orality — or the use of oral means, such as storytelling, to share the good news.

Find out more and register via the link below. Registration closes on 19 April.

22 May 2026・8-9.30pm ・ Hebron

In conjunction with our discipleship focus on the book of Revelation in 2026, our in-person Grow Class will equip LCG leaders and bible study facilitators — as well as anyone who is keen to learn — with the keys to understanding how we can approach the important book of Revelation in our bible study. 

This one-session grow class covers Revelation chapters 8-16 — the content of Volume 2 of our Revelation Bible Study. It continues from our previous Keys to Understanding Revelation series. We will discuss:

You are encouraged to attend this class with others in your LCG, as it will help you participate in your LCG bible study and have a better grasp of our Revelation sermon series. Find out more and register via the link below!

We are pleased to announce that Chern Meei Suey from the English congregation has applied to become a member of WEFC. She will be accepted as a member on 15 April 2026 if no concerns are raised by members.

The following from the Chinese congregation have also applied to be members of WEFC. They will be accepted as members on 12 May 2026 if no concerns are raised by members.