Today's Message

Almighty God, you have made us for yourself, and our hearts are restless till they find their rest in you. Teach us to offer ourselves to your service, that here we may have your peace, and in the world to come may see you face to face, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

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News


The Vicar Writes …

17 Aug 2025

“… When you come together, each one has a hymn, a lesson, a revelation, a tongue, or an interpretation. Let all things be done for building up.”
(1 Corinthians 14:26)

Dear St Hilda’s Family,

Blessings to you and your loved ones! We give thanks to the Lord for an insightful Conference and a wonderful Family Day last week!

Today, we are celebrating the launch of our new 10.15 service. Many of us have prayerfully listened to the Lord and diligently prepared for this day. We are excited that 10.15 will be an intergenerational service where all will worship and serve the Lord together.

I am writing to you to explain the approach to our liturgy in this new service. We all enjoyed the sermon series through the Anglican liturgy in the 1st half of this year. Our liturgy is very rich, it is biblical, and it shapes our identity. We want to use the liturgy at 10.15 to reflect our Anglican identity and to lead people into the worship of God Almighty.

We have decided to continue celebrating Holy Communion weekly. We are the only parish in Singapore to do so in all services. From today, we will alter the liturgical frame for the 10.15 service on an alternate basis, i.e. two slightly different service flows, mainly the part after the sermon. In addition to this, we are shortening parts of the liturgy but also bring back other parts, e.g. the Nicene Creed. We are praying that this
fresh approach to liturgy will enhance our worship.

Many of us have a deep appreciation for liturgy. The fact that we go through the same structure every Sunday provides stability and comfort. We encourage you to remain open to this new approach and to engage freely in worship. And we value your feedback on this new service. Please email your comments to church@sthildas.org.sg.

The liturgies for 8am and SES services will remain unchanged. SES will continue until we are starting a mid-week Holy Communion Service towards the end of this year.

With much love,
Ps Martin

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WORSHIP SERVICES
Weekly Holy Communion Church Services
  • Saturday Evening Service (SES) at 5pm in the Church Sanctuary.
  • Sunday at 8am in the Church Sanctuary.
  • Sunday at 10.15am in the Bethel Hall.

Online (Non Holy Communion) Services

Available on Sundays from 3pm instead of 8am.
YouTube channel: bit.ly/shconline

The podcast (audio of the sermon only) will be available each Tuesday.

Podcast: https://sthildas.org.sg/glory-to-god/podcasts/


Private Worship

The church sanctuary is open for prayer and worship during the week.

You may book your time slot by calling the church office at 63443463.

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Reference materials and resources for Home Cells, Bible Study Groups and Christian Education Ministries may be found in this link to Ethos Institute’s website.

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Testimony


“Be Still and Know You are God”

5 Dec 2022
 
A Testimony from Ps Allison Chee
 
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,
 
My journey with God ……
 
I want to give thanks and praise to God, my beloved family, the family of God at St Hilda’s and the wider body of Christ for praying for me, especially during these past few weeks. My diagnosis must have come as a shock to many of you and I think some may have asked “why?”, “what happened?” “how come?” But thanks be to God – I was so filled with the overflowing love of God during my stay in hospital because I knew that many of you at St Hilda’s were covering me in prayer. The song that God placed in heart was the chorus of “Still” – “when the oceans rise and thunders roar, I will soar with you above the storm, Father You are King over the flood, I will be still and know You are God”. I felt so assured that all I needed was to just be still and know that He is in control, and I will soar with Him above the storm. I felt very calm and carefree throughout my stay in hospital.

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