City Harvest Church - Ministries

Ministries

Almost all functions of CHC's 36 internal ministries are run by church members on a volunteer basis. The church believes that "every member is a minister" with unique gifts, talents and abilities.

  • Drama Ministry All scripts and music scores used in drama productions are originally written and composed by members of the church.
  • Marketplace Ministry This is a ministry outreach to working professionals and business people, whose members meet to study God’s Word as well as to strengthen business networks.
  • Nursery Ministry Baby and toddler care is provided while parents attend the worship service.
  • The Millennial Orchestra A 40-member orchestra that performs in various church-wide conferences, including the Asia Conference 2008.
  • Ministry To The Hearing Impaired This ministry reaches out to hearing-impaired church members. Regular recreational and social activities are also organised to help them adapt better to mainstream society.
  • Strikeforce Ministry Strikeforce is part of the church’s creative ministry and its purpose is to "train people to serve God in various expressions of rhythm, movement and drumming."

Strikeforce performed at Singapore’s National Day Parade in 2006 and 2009. The group also performed at the NDP Appreciation dinners hosted by the Minister of Defence and the Chief of Defence force, as well as the Chingay Parade.

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