Join us for a meal to connect with others after service! Meet at the Foyer and look for the folks holding up a “Post-Service Fellowship” flag.

We desire to foster deeper connections within our church and warmly welcome newcomers. Join us for Congre Meals for a wonderful opportunity to meet and connect with others in your congregation beyond your CG. Light refreshments will be provided, and everyone is invited. We look forward to seeing you there!

Date: Sunday, 24 May
Time: Immediately after service

Venue:
1st Congre: Heritage Room, Level 2
2nd Congre: Studios 7-10, Level 3 (RSVP for Lunch for 2nd Congre only: here)
3rd Congre: Studios 7-10, Level 3

Our internships are designed to develop pastors, church planters, and ministry workers for RHC and other churches in Singapore and Asia.

We offer two streams:

• Pastoral Internship for men seeking to be equipped for pastoral ministry.

• Ministry Internship for anyone seeking to be equipped for church ministry.

The next intake runs July–November 2026 (5 months). While we welcome applications broadly, we’re especially looking for a pastoral or ministry intern to support 4th Congre.

How to apply: Fill out the internship application form and email it to hr@rhc.org.sg by Sunday, 24 May 2026.

We’re having a book table on Sun, 17 May. Browse the list of books thoughtfully curated by our Discipleship team and volunteers.

Visit the Book Table in the Foyer outside the ballroom after each service. We hope that these books will help enrich your faith in God.

RHC Men’s Ministry aims to build a Christ-centered brotherhood where no man walks alone. We seek to grow spiritual friendships that encourage, challenge, and build one another up—raising men of character who will lead and serve the gospel with integrity and wisdom. 

We want to see every man in RHC flourish in his identity in Christ, known and supported by the community, and empowered to strengthen the body for the glory of God. And we hope to do this by sharpening one another as iron sharpens iron (Proverbs 27:17).

Date: Saturday, 16 May 2026
Time: 9.00am-4.00pm (Check-in begins at 8:30 a.m.)
Venue: Metropolitan YMCA, 60 Stevens Rd, Singapore 257854
Co-pay: $15

The Arts are not simply a human invention but a gift from our Creator God. When God made the world, He didn't merely make it functional. He made it breathtaking: blazing sunsets, blossoming fields, and the boundless blue of the open sea. This world is crammed full of beauty that is not strictly necessary, but worship inducing. And God made us in His image, which means we too are makers, creators who reflect the creativity of our Creator.

Since the Fall, art has had the ability to both proclaim and pervert. It can beautify as well as betray. And so every artist is faced with a choice: What do we do with our creativity? Do we use it for idolatry like the golden calf? Or do we use it to convey truth, beauty and goodness like in the building of the tabernacle?

In some ways the incarnation of Jesus Christ is God’s greatest act of art. In taking on flesh, God communicated Himself through a human life, a human body, and a particular voice and story. And this story results in breathtaking beauty. In the new creation the nations bring their cultures, their creativity and their glory into the holy city. What was broken is redeemed. What was made for God's glory finally, arrives, fully. In the meantime, every artist gets to convey the pain, brokenness and complexity of life in a fallen world, but also point towards the truth, beauty and goodness of God in the midst of it.

In May, we will be hosting a dinner for those who want to join in a conversation about how the Gospel speaks to the Arts. We want to encourage artists and begin to explore what a greater appreciation for the Arts could look like at RHC. If you’d like to join, please sign up with the QR code below. Space is limited and will be on a first come first serve basis.

Date: Wed, 13 May
Time: 7.00pm-9.00pm
Venue: Murphys’

More details to come

In this session of Planting Stories, we’re thrilled to welcome one of our Resound church partners, Raffy (lead pastor of Word Community Church, Manila) to share his unique journey of leading a revitalisation in a church more than 30 years old.

What does it take to shepherd a long-established congregation through renewal? Raffy will take us behind the scenes of navigating the realities that come with a deep history: of multiple generations, cherished traditions, ingrained habits, lingering hurts, and the many strengths and struggles that shape an ageing church.

Join us as he recounts the road that subsequently led to the church’s replanting in 2023, and the lessons learned along the way about courage, patience, and faithful leadership in seasons of change.

Date: Sunday, 12 April 2026

Time: 10.40am-11:20am (In between 1st & 2nd service. Raffy will share his story and there will be a time of Q&A, so bring your questions!)

Venue: Furama City Centre, Level 5, Ballroom

Planting Stories is a series that invites us to slow down and hear about how God has been at work in the beginnings of new churches and gospel communities. Behind every church plant lies a journey—moments of uncertainty, steps of faith, seasons of waiting, and countless glimpses of God’s provision and grace.

Through this series, we’ll get to hear firsthand from those who have walked that road: what it was like to begin, walk together in community, the joys and setbacks along the way, what it means to trust Him, and to see His kingdom grow in unexpected ways.

At the same time, these aren’t just stories of the past. They remind us that God is still at work today, growing His kingdom through ordinary people who take Him at His word. As we listen, we’re encouraged to reflect on our own journey of faith, to be strengthened by the testimonies of others, and to imagine how God might use us in the places where we live, work, and serve.

Whether you’re simply curious about church planting, eager to be encouraged by real stories of faith, or wondering how you can play a role in God’s mission, Planting Stories offers a space to connect, be inspired, and to see how even the smallest seeds of faith can grow into something far greater than we imagine.

We warmly invite you to our Easter Sunday services on Sunday, 5 April 2026.

Easter Sunday will be a celebration of Christ’s resurrection, as we rejoice in His victory over sin and death. We will meet at our regular service timings:

• 9.00am, 11.30am, and 2.30pm at Furama City Centre, Level 5 Ballroom

• 10.00am at GlassDome, Far East Square

We invite you to our Good Friday services on Friday, 3 April 2026.

Good Friday will be more somber in tone, as we remember Christ’s suffering, betrayal, and crucifixion. We will have four services (please note the slightly different timings than our Sunday services):

• 9.30am, 11.30am, and 1.30pm at Furama City Centre, Level 5 Ballroom

• 10.00am at GlassDome, Far East Square

1. A note for parents: there will not be Crèche on Good Friday. Please accompany your children in one of these rooms. For siblings in both age groups, parents may choose either room. The rooms have been divided to provide a safer environment for younger children. Please bring your own children’s toys.

• 503 - Nursing Room with livestream

• 504 - Childcare room with livestream (18 - 36 months) 

• 505 - Childcare room with livestream (18 - 36 months) 

• 506 - Infant care room with livestream (0 - 17 months) 

• 507 - Infant care room with livestream (0 - 17 months)

2. A note for parents: All kids (3-12 years old) will check-in and go straight for classes on Level 3. The older kids will not be joining the ballroom service for that day. As there is limited capacity for each class, we strongly encourage parents to arrive 15 mins before service starts to check-in. 

3. RHC, we’d love your help with one thing: can we encourage you to consider attending the 1.30pm service? In previous years, we've seen the morning services fill up very quickly, so choosing the afternoon service is a wonderful way to make space for visitors who may be joining us for the first time.

In the ancient church calendar, Maundy Thursday is the traditional day where Christians commemorate the Last Supper. The word “Maundy” comes from the Latin mandatum (“command”), referring to Jesus’ command in John 13:34: “A new command I give you: Love one another.” We will be gathering for an evening of prayer, reflection, singing, and reading of Scripture.

Time: 7.00pm-8.00pm
Venue: Studios 7-10

In the ancient church calendar, Holy Wednesday is the traditional day where Christians reflect on how Judas agreed to betray Jesus for thirty pieces of silver (Matthew 26:14–16). We will be gathering for an evening of prayer, reflection, singing, and reading of Scripture.

Time: 7.00pm-8.00pm
Venue: Studios 7-10

There are so many practical things to get ready for a baby, but we must also prepare ourselves spiritually to be fathers and mothers who disciple our children for God’s glory. This class is designed to prepare you for the next season as a couple, and to also help you think about the next decades as parents.

Connect with other parents, the family ministry team, and prepare your hearts for this challenging yet joyful coming season.

This class is designed for those who are currently expecting, but new parents are welcome too!

Date: Saturday, 28 March 2026
Time: 9.00am - 11.00am
Venue: Studios 7-9, Level 3

Registration is open now and will close by Sun, 22 Mar or when full.

We invite musicians to serve with us on the Worship Ministry. Our next auditions will be held:

Saturday, 21 March 2026
1.00pm - 5.00pm
Furama Level 3 Studios 1 & 2

Please register by Sunday, 15 March.

Singing is a wonderful gift God has given in his providence as part of our worship unto him. The Worship Ministry plays an important role in leading the church on Sundays in this. Come and find out more about the Worship Ministry at our Open House on Sunday, 15 March in the foyer after each congregation.