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International Fellowship

We welcome all foreign and domestic workers to join us. If you are working at Ling Kwang Home, we welcome you to join us for our monthly fellowship dinner and sharing.
We meet monthly on 3rd Saturdays for our in-person gathering and every Sunday, 10.45am for our weekly bible study (w.e.f 25 May 2025)

Our goal is to gather people from various national backgrounds for the study of God’s Word, encouraging spiritual growth and integration into the local church community while they are away from home.

For more information, please contact Elder Hung Choo (chuah.choo@hotmail.com) or Pinky (8015 9481)

Myanmar Community

Myanmar Bible Study & Service

This fellowship of Myanmar brothers and sisters in Zion Serangoon is mainly made up of nursing and ancillary staff working at the nearby Ling Kwang Home for Senior Citizens and Cheshire Home, as well as those from the Christian Myanmarese community in Singapore. The fellowship seeks to reach out to the domestic helpers of our church members, including those who do not know Christ.

Bible Studies are conducted every 1st Thursday of the month, 10.30am to 12pm. There is a time of praise and worship, a sharing of God’s Word, and opportunities for members to share their personal testimonies. This is followed by a time of fellowship over lunch!

Starting 12 January 2025, we have launched a new Myanmar Worship Service happening every fortnight Sunday, 5pm @ Chapel 2 (Level 3). We welcome you to join us for a time of worship! Please refer to the table below for the worship service dates for 2025.

For more information, please contact Pinky (8015 9481) or Ps Khin Kyi (Judson Baptist Church Singapore) at 9142 8776

Missions & Evangelism

Foreign Missions

In obedience to Jesus’ command to us to proclaim the Gospel to all near and far, we consider the task of evangelism and disciple-making as a primary and urgent task of our church. Members are urged constantly to win souls and make disciples for Christ. We provide training for those who need help in this area. Our prayer is that both individually and together we can harness the resources of the church for the work of evangelism.

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Philippines

Over the years, we have supported and partnered with a local church in Cebu, Grace Evangelical Gospel Church (GEGC). Do uphold the ministry of the church in their outreach efforts to the youth in Cebu and the children in various surrounding villages.

Prayer Points:

  • Pray for God’s blessings and guidance in the youth and children outreach programmes.
  • Pray for our mission trip team that engages yearly with the leaders and congregation of GEGC through a week of equipping and fellowship.
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Patients queuing up at the screening station during our medical and dental missions trip. (Oct 2018)
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At a Christmas outreach event. (Dec 2018)
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Reaching out to the community. (Dec 2018)

Myanmar

Pray for our missions partner in Myanmar as they continue to expand their ministry among the migrant transient workers and their families in Hlaing Thar Yar and Shwe Pyu Thar industrial areas.

Pray for spiritual growth of believers and effective outreach to the unsaved.  They have also been active in humanitarian work when necessary, for example, helping out in flood relief work during the rainy season.  Pray for wisdom and guidance from the Lord for all work to be effective and fruitful.

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Our missionary giving message to children at a Christmas outreach event. (Dec 2016)
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A teaching session in church. (Sep 2016)
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Christmas wishes in Otaru. (Dec 2008)

Japan

Though Christianity in Japan is among the nation’s minority religions, about one percent of the population are Christians.   The average size of a church in Japan is about 35 people.  It is said in any given area, one is likely to see more convenience stores than churches.  Nearly 500 towns or villages do not have a church.

89% of Japan’s Pastors are now over 50 years old with many serving faithfully past retirement age.  Churches without pastors face the challenge of finding and waiting for a new Pastor.  We need to encourage younger Japanese Christians to be involved in pastoral and lay ministry.  Notwithstanding, Christ is the church’s foundation.  God continues to draw His people to know and believe Him.  We rejoice each time a Japanese comes to faith and takes the bold decision to be baptized and live for Christ.

We support our sister, whom God has called to serve Him in Japan, as a missionary with OMF International since 2008.  Partnering with the Japanese Pastoral team in two churches, she teaches the Bible at church, among elderly, youths, and children.  In recent years, her work focuses on reaching the elderly through God’s Word, encouraging them in their illnesses and struggles.  Enabled by God and His guidance, she is trying to sow the seed of the Gospel amongst Japanese friends who have not believed in the work and love of our Lord Jesus Christ.

God is at work in Japan but we long for many more to be reached for Jesus.  Be part of what God is doing, join us in praying for Japan and serving the Japanese.  Pray for Japanese churches and Christians to be salt of the earth and light of the world to their communities and nation.  Thank God for opened doors to share the Gospel.  Pray that God will raise up workers to start churches in areas where there are none.  Pray that many Japanese will know the Saviour of the world.

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Cambodia

The church has grown significantly in the last 15 years.  From a small remnant that survived the Khmer Rouge genocide, the church is now young and enthusiastic with a natural flare for evangelism.

We thank God that He has allowed us to expand our support in Cambodia. In addition to supporting two missions partners based in Phnom Penh Bible School, we also sent a team of youths and doctors for a short term medical and outreach mission trip to Phnom Penh in 2024. We thank God for answering our prayers of new partnerships to expand into areas which Zion can support and of growth in the number of short term missions trips.

Prayer Pointers

  • Such rapid growth presents challenges in the areas of discipleship and leadership. Pray for lifelong commitment to Christ and growth in the spiritual maturity of believers.
  • Pray that we can continue to bless Cambodia in our annual mission trips.
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A bird’s eye view of Thimphu, the capital of Bhutan. (Aug 2018)
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A typical road scene in Thimphu. (Aug 2018)
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A typical road scene in Thimphu. (Aug 2018)

Bhutan

Although the country was closed to all Christian witness until 1965, praise God, today, believers number in the thousands.  May the Lord open its door to vibrant Christian witness.  Pray to the Lord of the harvest to raise up more local evangelists and pastors.

We support one missions partner in their church planting ministry in four different localities.

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A typical bustling road scene in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. (Nov 2017)
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Our team of 7 who went to Bangladesh missions trip. (Nov 2017)
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Children learning about God’s love through stories, songs and craftwork. (Nov 2017)

Bangladesh

Only between 0.3% to 0.5% of the population can be said to be Christian. Some Bangladeshi Christians are ostracised and persecuted because of their faith. May the Lord keep them safe and enable them to persevere in their faith.

We are supporting two missions partners in their church outreach and church planting ministry. We are also supporting Biblical theological training for full-time pastors, evangelists and church planters. Many ministries remain disunited and compete with one another for limited foreign assistance. Prayer is needed for wisdom to help the churches achieve proper governance and economic self-sustenance and for their leaders to have sound Biblical theological training.