Welcome to Pilgrim Covenant Church中文版
 

Pilgrim Covenant Church is an independent, Protestant and Reformed, or perhaps better: Reforming, Church in Singapore, which is firmly committed to the teachings of the Scriptures which we believe to be the all-sufficient, inerrant and infallible Word of God; and the Westminster Standards, which we believe to contain the most accurate doctrinal summary and exposition of the Word of God today.

Accordingly, we are determined to preach and practise the Word of God accurately, uncompromisingly and with a clear conscience, even though such preaching and practices may be unpopular and offensive in this day of apostasy and individualism (see 2 Timothy 3:1–5; 4:1–4). In other words, we are determined to remain faithful to God, even at the expense of slow numerical growth.

We take this stance not because we wish to be controversial but because we desire sincerely to please our Holy and Covenantal God, and also because we are deeply concerned for the many who may perhaps be perishing in self-delusion (Matthew 7:21–23; Hebrews 3:2–5), having been taught only the gospel of easy-believism rather than the Gospel of Christ which exalts the sovereignty of God and acknowledges the total depravity of man.

 
 
:: PCC 9th Annual Conference 2008
Theme:  Enjoying Christ!
Speaker:  Pastor David Blunt
Free Church of Scotland (Continuing)
Date:  10 - 13 [Tue - Fri] June 2008
Venue:  Sofitel, JB
  
  
 
 
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Sabbath Morning Worship:
Sunday, 9.30 am

Sabbath Evening Worship:
Sunday, 5.30 pm

Venue:
Blk 203, Tower B, #07-07
Henderson Road

 
 
Colloquy Cymraeg
Welsh Sayings (09 December 2007)
Faith In Deed!

I was visiting a small church and sitting under the ministry of a friend of mine. The congregation was mainly composed of his relatives. Wife, Mothers, Sons and Daughters –in-laws, five Grandchildren, Sister and Brother-in-law, made up about three-quarters of the congregation. One of the grandchildren sat in front of me with his mother and he was suffering from Down Syndrome. Aged about six but looking older, he was very well behaved. At the end of the service, he gathered up some worship books but waited with eyes fastened on his Grandpa in the pulpit. When Granddad came down and passed him, he proudly yet humbly followed in his train taking the books to their place.


This child, without the advantage of a normal mind was moved to offer his service to his granddad, and who knows perhaps it was also to God. It touched my heart even more than the good preaching. What can you do for God? Have you a willing heart to serve the One you worship? Is your faith in word only, or in deed?

Let a little child lead you!.

—Jeff O’ Neil

 
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