1 Thess 5:16-18 exhorts us to “Rejoice always, pray without ceasing….”

Corporate Prayer Meeting on Wednesday 5 Oct, 8 to 9pm on Zoom. Registration closes 4 Oct, 6pm. 

Registration Link: tiny.one/OctoberCorporatePrayer

The Methodist Church in Singapore observes Laity Sunday on the second Sunday in October. As we here at PLMC have many lay ministries for you to serve in, we are observing Laity Month every Sunday in October instead.

Each week, a few ministries will be featured onsite in the Fellowship Hall and on PLMC TODAY to showcase what they do, and where you can participate in.

This Sunday, we showcase the Children’s Ministry, Youth and Creative Expressions. There is also an exhibition by the Prophetic Art Ministry at the Jordan Hall on Sunday, 5 Oct.

The Purple Parade is the largest ground-up initiative to support the disability community and is celebrating its 10th Anniversary this year! 

An exciting physical carnival awaits on Saturday  29 Oct, 3pm – 7pm at Suntec City!

On Sunday 9 Oct, The Purple Parade will have a booth in the Fellowship Hall where you can buy carnival coupons and exclusive merchandise to bless participating Disability Organisations and Groups.

To find out more about the Purple Parade, click HERE

The Prophetic Art Ministry seeks to communicate the heart of God authentically through the visual arts, mainly focusing on Outreach. 

Even during the pandemic, the Prophetic Art Ministry was involved in art projects for the church, community and the mission field. We are very encouraged by the response from the community and the church.

This year, the ministry resumed on-site activities and has just concluded a successful series of introductory workshops on Prophetic Art. Some of the artists participated in platform painting at our PLMC 90th Anniversary Services.

On Sunday 2 Oct, 10am to 2pm, the ministry will present their 3rd Prophetic Art Exhibition at the Jordan Hall entitled “Generations”. 

All are welcome!

 You may collect the Holy Communion elements on the following dates and times:

• Sunday 25 Sep, 8am to 1pm, Fellowship Hall

• Saturday 1 Oct, 10am to 1pm, Fellowship Hall 

Venue: Fellowship Hall 

Time: 8.15am to 9am. 

Freewill offerings will be collected and donated to a designated charity.

Kingdomtide, known as Ordinary Time in some churches, starts on the last Sunday in August, and is the last season in the Christian calendar. The season’s emphasis is on Christ the King Eternal, and the themes are the Kingdom of God, the Christian life and maturity, and spiritual growth, both personal and corporate. The liturgical colour is green, symbolizing growth and God’s eternal kingdom.