Almighty God who on the day of Pentecost sent your Holy Spirit to the disciples with the wind from heaven and in tongues of flame, filling them with joy and boldness to preach the Gospel: send us out in the power of the same Spirit to witness to your truth and to draw all men to the fire of your love; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

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The Vicar Writes …

24 May 2026

“Each one must give as he has decided in his heart, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver.”
(2 Corinthians 9:7)

Dear St Hilda’s Family,

Blessings to you and your loved ones on this Pentecost Sunday!

We give thanks to the Lord for his work in and through St Hilda’s Church and for how he enables us to care for his church, even her buildings. With the legacy gifts of one of our faithful families, PCC approved three renovation projects that enable us to better steward the space God has entrusted to us and to serve our growing congregation more effectively.

1) Replacement of Church Sanctuary Pews

We will replace the pews in the sanctuary to create approximately 50+ additional seats:

• The new pews will be slightly longer and ergonomically shaped for better seating comfort.
• The center aisle will be narrowed slightly.
• A new carpet along the centre aisle will be framed with mosaic tiling to enhance both durability and aesthetics.

The new pews are expected to arrive from Indonesia on 9 June.

We are also reaching out within the Anglican community, especially the schools to explore if they may wish to receive some of the existing pews for use by students (e.g. at children’s waiting areas).

2) Lower Roof Extension

The lower roof will be extended from the staircase leading up to the church office past below Bethel Hall towards the lift area. This enhancement will provide a more sheltered walkway from the pick-up and drop-off point near the Manna House to the worship halls, especially during rainy weather. It will also beautify our courtyard.

Works are scheduled to begin in the next two weeks.

3) Painting of Ceylon Road Campus

We have commenced painting works at 41 Ceylon Road that will include:

• All 3 worship halls.
• All rooms and offices on levels 1 & 2.
• The full exterior of the buildings.

We are keeping close to the original colours. As the exterior was last painted more than 10 years ago, the fresh coat of paint may look different.

The painting project is expected to take approximately three months, subject to weather conditions.

To minimise inconvenience, no works will be carried out during service times.

We seek your patience and understanding during this period of the renovation works. For any questions or concerns, please feel free to approach our Wardens, Danny Koh or Lily John.

Let us continue to pray for the safety of the workers and for good weather. May these improvements create a welcoming space for many more to encounter the Lord.

With much love,
Ps Martin

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WORSHIP SERVICES

Weekly Holy Communion Church Services

• Mid-Week Service (Thursday) at 11am in the Church Sanctuary. SES is longer in service.
• 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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“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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