Established in 1973, Bethany Independent Presbyterian Church has a rich history. Bethany Independent Presbyterian Church started as a small house church with only 25 members. It blossomed from a Sunday School outreach by Bible Presbyterian Church of Singapore in Seletar Hills. Now located at 301 Upper Paya Lebar Road, Bethany Independent Presbyterian Church stands as a testament to its growth and the dedication of its congregation. The church moved to its current location in 1993. Bethany Independent Presbyterian Church isn’t just a local church. It’s the mother church of a larger IPC Family, spanning across Singapore, India, Australia, and Myanmar. The church’s foundation is rooted in the belief of the Bible’s inerrancy. It serves as the ultimate guide for faith and life at Bethany Independent Presbyterian Church. They offer various resources, including Bible studies on their website and recordings of weekly messages. These resources are available in both audio and video formats. Bethany Independent Presbyterian Church offers a range of services to cater to its diverse community. These include Morning Worship, Teens’ Worship, Children’s Worship, Evening Worship, and a Bilingual Worship service. Beyond the regular services, Bethany Independent Presbyterian Church has a vibrant array of ministries. Their Sunday School caters to both children and adults. It focuses on teaching the Word of God and equipping members for service. They hold weekday Bible studies and prayer meetings for deeper spiritual growth. Fellowship groups cater to different age groups, including young people, young adults, and adults. The church organizes camps and seminars throughout the year. These include a Family Camp, Young Adults’ Group Seminar, Youth Conference, and Junior Camp. Bethany Independent Presbyterian Church also has a thriving music ministry, featuring various choirs. They even have handbell and chime groups.
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