We are expecting more worshippers at our onsite Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter Sunday services, so to manage the numbers for everyone’s safety, worshippers will have to register for these English and Mandarin services at reservation.plmc.org starting 4 Apr, 10am.

The theme for this year’s Good Friday and Easter services is Doors. Door to Freedom, Door to Life, culminating in Open Doors. This message is for everyone. So, if you have a friend or a loved one who needs to enter the door into God's love, invite them to our online or onsite English or Mandarin service. 

14 Apr 2022  (Maundy Thursday)

• *English Holy Communion Service  

8.00pm Onsite & Online

15 Apr 2022 (Good Friday)

• *English Services

9.00am Onsite & Online,  11.15am Onsite 

• Mandarin Service

11.15am Onsite & Online

17 Apr 2022 (Easter Sunday)

• *English Services

9.00am Onsite & Online, 11.15am Onsite

• Mandarin Services

9.00am Onsite, 11.15am Onsite & Online

Note: No Youth Service  on 16/4, No Filipino Service on 17/4, but Children's Ministry Silver Boxes continues.

Did you know that business and Mission can go hand in hand?

Do you wish to use your entrepreneurial skills for God's kingdom purposes? 🌎

Join us as we explore what Business As Mission (BAM) entails!

Hear from practitioners who have undertaken BAM and find out how the church can support you in your journey!

Registrations are open at https://forms.office.com/r/AeG4AkZY6A!

Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, which falls 40 days before Easter (excluding Sundays). Some churches observe Ash Wednesday with a special service where the foreheads of the worshippers are marked with a mixture of oil and ashes, and the words, “Remember you are dust, and to dust you shall return” are spoken by the presiding pastor or priest to remind the congregation of their mortality. 

Lent is a season of preparation, meditation and prayer, much like Advent. However, unlike Advent, the events anticipated are of a much more solemn nature – the suffering and sacrificial death of Jesus Christ, and the themes of this season are repentance and confession, fasting and self-denial, salvation and spiritual discipline. 

The season focuses on the life and ministry of the Lord, and His last days in Jerusalem. The liturgical colour is purple, again a symbol of penitence and preparation, but also of the Passion (i.e. suffering) of the Messiah. 

The last week of Lent is called Holy Week in many churches, and is marked by Maundy Thursday services commemorating the Last Supper, and sometimes, ritual foot-washing, and the stripping of the altar symbolizing the stripping away of Jesus’ physical vestments and dignity. 

Good Friday services commemorate the crucifixion and death of Jesus, and His “seven last words” are usually meditated on. The liturgical colour of Good Friday is black for darkness, forsakenness and death.

The annual registration starts from 8 March 2022 for children born in the year: 

2017 (Kindergarten 2) 

2018 (Kindergarten 1)

2019 (Nursery) 

2020 (PreN)

2021 (Playgroup) 

All registration will be conducted at the Kindergarten Admin Office, Covenant Centre level 2.

For enquiries, please call: 6285-3730 between 9am to 3pm. 

Premiere on April 15, 2022 @eagles.org.sg

Streaming till June 5, 2022

A declaration of hope with the Resurrection of Jesus, an abiding hope when all else fails. Presentation of songs, poetry, scriptures and message featuring Peter Chao, Founder of Eagles Communications, Crosswinds and Imelda Teo with music by Dr Kelly Tang, Singapore Cultural Medallion laureate and Dr Sydney Tan, a well-known music arranger for Singapore National Day Parade since 2002. 

Register your participation and tickets at eagles.org.sg.