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In 2022, the preaching roster for the Hebron English congregation will focus on the book of Exodus. This companion Bible study seeks to help Hebronites examine some of the issues in the texts to be preached as a preparation for receiving the sermons based on the designated texts each week.

Please use the English Standard Version (ESV) rendition of the English Bible for your study. Also please refer to to read the text of Exodus in a few other English renditions, such as the New International Version 2011 (NIV), New Living Translation (NLT), The Living Bible (TLB), New American Standard Bible (NASB), and even King James Version (KJV), and Young’s Literal Translation (YLT), to aid in your understanding.

You may do your study using the soft copy. If you prefer to use the hard copy, then you will need an exercise book for your answers.

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Watchnight Service is a time for us to testify to God’s goodness and faithfulness to us in the year, especially this year where everything has changed.

This year we will go online so more of us can share safely. We will have two groups meeting via Zoom, a group for Brothers and one for Sisters.

There will be icebreakers; singing songs of praise; a message by Eld. Kok Seng; sharing; and small group prayer.

Ladies Watchnight Service

Time: Dec 31, 2020 08:00 PM Singapore

Meeting ID: 942 3347 5199

Passcode: 108301

Men Watchnight Service

Time: Dec 31, 2020 08:00 PM Singapore

Meeting ID: 894 3945 7811

Passcode: 798057

19 Dec 2020

Dear Hebronites

GREAT EXPECTATIONS FOR 2021

I greet you in the name of our Prince of Peace, whose humble birth over 2,000 years ago we commemorate in this Advent season. This has been a tumultuous year as the unexpected pandemic descended upon us at a frenzied pace. As the events escalated, we struggled to regain an optimal equilibrium for more effective functioning. Sometimes we succeeded, sometimes we could have done better. But we thank God that he remains ever in control.

Indeed, we are grateful to God that in Singapore, we have fared better than in many other places, despite fears, concerns and uncertainties. Let us continue to uphold the Singapore government as we have been doing, as it leads the nation through the current crisis.

Last Monday, we cheered at the news that Singapore will soon enter Phase 3 of the lifting of the circuit breaker restrictions. The year 2021 also beckons and therefore it is fitting for me to write to inform you about seven things that we should expect, come January.

1. Hebron’s 50^th Anniversary

The year 2021 will be Hebron’s 50^th year of ministry as a church. We thank God for his grace and faithfulness over half a century in using us for gospel ministry. While Singapore will likely continue in an economic recession in 2021, we will mark the year in ways that are meaningful, spending wisely for a good celebration, and emphasising thanksgiving to God, bonding of the Hebron family, and service to the community. More details to come.

2. Worship service attendance in Phase 3

When Phase 3 starts on 28 December, the capacity for congregational worship meetings will increase to 250, or 5 zones of 50 persons each. Live performance elements will also be permitted at the service. However, as the news was only just released, regulations from the authorities are pending before we can proceed with definitive steps. Tentatively, however, we can look forward to having some Hebronites experience live worship at Bethel Sanctuary where currently the live streaming production goes on, while the rest will meet at Jerusalem Sanctuary to experience the worship service via live streaming. Do stay tuned for updates.

3. Theme for 2021: “Towards a Serving Discipleship”

The anchor scripture (which we will memorise) will be Colossians 1:10 “…to walk in a manner worthy of the Lord, fully pleasing to him: bearing fruit in every good work and increasing in the knowledge of God.” Good works or service will be the watchword for the year. We will encourage Hebronites to find and commit to an area of service (whether within Hebron or without) so that, as Christ’s disciples, we bear “fruit in every good work.”

4. Sermon series for 2021

The pastoral team will preach through 1 Corinthians. For better engagement with the text prior to the preaching of each 1 Corinthians sermon, a companion Bible study guide will be made available to Hebronites to use during the week. All are invited to gather online on Saturday at 8pm for an hour to review our answers. I will lead the session. My hope is that this will help us all grasp the message of 1 Corinthians for our collective discipleship journey.

5. Bible reading for 2021

In line with the anchor verse for 2021, let us commit to read through the New Testament that we might increase “in the knowledge of God” in the new year. To help us, we will use the Navigator’s 5x5x5 reading plan, that is, 5 minutes a day, 5 days a week, and 5 ways to dig deeper. The soft copy of the reading plan is available at A limited quantity of the hard copy of the plan will be made available in church, on a first-come-first-served basis, from 20 December.

6. Scripture memory exercise

Since Colossians 1:10, the anchor scripture for 2021, is short, we will also memorise five other scriptures (in ESV), as follows: 1 John 5:11-12; John 16:24; 1 Corinthians 10:13; 1 John 1:9; and Proverbs 3:5-6. Participants of the Foundational Bible Studies have memorised these scriptures as they covered lessons concerning the assurance of their Christian faith. They are not difficult verses. I am confident that we are able to take six scriptures next year!

7. Cessation of 8:40am Holy Communion (HC)

From 3 January, we will revert to serving HC only on first Sundays during the service. With up to 150 Hebronites attending the service in Phase 3, the need for the 8:40am HC on other Sundays will be diminished. Pre-packaged HC elements will continue to be available for collection prior to the first Sunday of the month for use at home as you follow the service via live streaming. Please register for the elements as usual.

I wish you and your loved ones a blessed Christmas and a fruitful year in the Lord in 2021. Even as we plan, we now know from this year’s experience to expect the unexpected! But let us be assured that “those who trust in the Lord are like Mount Zion, which cannot be moved, but abides forever” (Psalm 125:1). Peace and grace to you. Amen.

Rev Wong Shin Hoe

Senior Pastor

Hebron Bible-Presbyterian Church

Tel: 96337475

Click on the image below to watch our 50th Anniversary Thanksgiving Service!

It has been a tough year with Covid-19 but our year-end Youth Camp is happening!

Date: 21-23rd Dec 2020

Camp Fee: $50 (includes lunch, dinners and activities)

Parents, do encourage your children to join us for this camp!

Register using both links below:

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PARENTAL CONSENT (campers younger than 21y.o)

Youth camp is open to all youths aged 12 (P6) and up. However, due to Covid-19 restrictions, afternoon activities are only available to youths 14(sec 2) and below on a limited, case by case basis. This year camp will be run in a hybrid format, with multiple options, in-person worship in church, activities in small groups, and online zoom meetings.

The theme for the camp is the “Heart Of Worship”, join us and discover what worship means in a time where there’s no singing and in-person gatherings !

This is NOT a stayover camp (though we are exploring the possibilities of a sleepover at different homes.)

Come let us celebrate the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ!

Watch our Christmas Eve Service by clicking here or the image below:

“Celebrate His Majesty”

Thursday, 24 December 2020

Dr Richard Ong preached on “The Essence of Christmas” from Luke 2:8-20

Carol Stories

As we anticipate the celebration of our Saviour’s first coming, come and join us in looking through the stories behind some of the most-loved Christmas carols we sing during this season. Ps Ian will narrate how the carols came into being and we can sing the songs along together.

This year has turned out to be an unexpectedly challenging time for this generation. The COVID-19 pandemic looks likely to spill over into 2021. The economic recession that has already happened will continue to deepen. The Hebron pastoral team is concerned about the welfare of the members and friends of the church. It has remained in touch and visited as many of them as possible over the past half-year. The Hebron Pastoral Care Check-Up is another initiative of the pastoral team to connect with Hebronites and enable Hebronites to update the team concerning their current situation. This will help the team in planning the execution of its pastoral care ministry. Please help us by filling out the survey so that we can serve you better.