Ebenezer Church

Every Sunday, 9.45am to 11.00am, Sunday worship is conducted in English/Mandarin. During worship, we sing traditional hymns, read the Bible and have corporate prayers. The highlight of the worship service is the preaching from God's Word. If the sermon is preached in English there will be simultaneous Mandarin interpretation and vice-versa. Tithe offering is on a free-will basis and not done during the worship service.

After light refreshments following Sunday worship, attendees participate in the various Sunday School and Bible Study classes till 1pm.

Presently, the classes are:
1. Toddler's Sunday School
2. Children's Sunday School (P1-P6)
3. Teenager's Sunday School
4. Young Adult's Bible Study (18-30yo)
5. English Adult BIble Study
6. Mandarin Adult Bible Study
7. Filippino Bible Study

Throughout the rest of the week, other Bible studies are carried out by individual groups wishing to study life's different themes with the help of God's Word. They are usually held at a church member's home.

Some of the classes include:
1. Baptism and Church Membership
2. Marriage Preparation
3. Biblical Womanhood
4. The 1689 Baptist Confessions of Faith

Prayer Meetings are held every Wednesday in different members’ home according to a schedule. After the singing of a few hymns, the sharing of a short exhortation and corporate prayer, those in attendance will break into small groups for prayer.

Not only do we learn to pray and pray for those with different needs, we also specially pray for our young people, our church leaders, friends from other churches and those involved with mission work.

On the fourth Sunday of every month, we will either adjourn to a member’s home or stay on in the worship premise after the worship service for fellowship over lunch. Food is contributed by everybody in a potluck fashion.

As the name suggests, Barnabas Hour is time which different people in the church get together for a time of mutual encouragement. Each Bible study group sets aside time every 4th week of the month to engage in fellowship activities which encourage one another to strive in their Christian walk through Bible sharings and doing simple activities together.

For converts who request for baptism, they are required to attend the Baptism and Membership Bible Study, and undergo interviews by the church leaders. Baptisms are conducted mostly at the seaside or at swimming pools.

Every year, the church finds time to huddle together for a time of deeper fellowship and a exploration of Christian themes with a visiting speaker. This church camp is eagerly looked forward to by members as it gives them a chance to recharge both physically and spiritually.

Here at Ebenezer, we believe that the youth are God's gift to us, and the future men and women of faith who must be brought up and established in the Word of God. The yearly youth camp provides a time where the church can minister specially to our young adults, and is a place where challenging issues of faith and Christian living are explored and grappled with.

To facilitate interaction and fellowship among the reformed churches in Singapore, the different churches meet annually for an exchange of sporting skills and words of Christian love and encouragement.

The Reformed Baptist Youth Camp is always eagerly looked forward to by the youths as this event gives them a chance to fellowship from their Malaysian peers. Organized by a few Reformed Baptist churches in Malaysia, this event aims to turn youths to Christ and strengthen Christian youths in Biblical living.