“But we have renounced disgraceful, underhanded ways. We refuse to practice cunning or to tamper with God's word,
but by the open statement of the truth we would commend ourselves to everyone's conscience in the sight of God.” - 2 Cor 4:2
“Why does CERC preach the way it does?”
“How do the leaders seek to pastor faithfully?”
“What motivates so many young men and women to pursue full time paid ministry?”
Important questions call for informed answers.
Introducing The Lens – where we take an informed look into matters surrounding CERC’s ministry.
In this episode, we cover the bread and butter nurturing the church- our weekly preaching.
Hear from our Lead Elder Robin, Mark and Joel from the Council of Elders, our Pastor-in-Training Jerome and our General Manager Penny as they take the hot seat!
View transcript →Melvin David once imagined a life free from the burden of responsibilities, his days a blur of drinking, parties, and transient pleasures. His early adulthood was a carousel of escapism, spinning through the nights with little regard for the morrow. But that changed when he was introduced to Christ Evangelical
Read more →Joshua and Pei Zoe chose Ecclesiastes 3 as their main text to convey a clear message to the audience: A life lived apart from God is not true life, and it will never be able to satisfy. With this understanding, the couple decided to commit all aspects of their lives
Read more →On the night of the 5th of October 2024, Pastor Robin Gan closed CERC’s Meet the Elder (MTE) session with this: “Church, you have spoken. Let’s get to work”. For the members present, the brevity of these words only underscored their great weight. The MTE session serves as a platform
Read more →Joy once again reverberated through the halls of CERC as the congregation gathered on August 17, 2024, to celebrate the wedding of Eugene Wong and Christine Yeo. The ceremony was conducted primarily in Chinese to accommodate the predominantly Chinese-speaking guests. CERC poses for a photo with the newlyweds Upon arrival,
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