The May 2026 issue of Methodist Message is out!
- FEATURE | A bishop’s case for Asian Christianity
Find out more about Bishop Emeritus Dr Hwa Yung—how his personal journey has shaped his faith and views on being contextually relevant as a Christian in Asia while remaining faithful to Scripture. BE Hwa is the speaker for this year’s Aldersgate event. Be prepared to be inspired anew by the authority of Scripture and the experience of knowing God.
- FEATURES on Dementia
Can the Church remember its people with dementia | Every individual is a part of the body of Christ. When dementia sets in, the role of the Church to support and care for the body, mind, soul and spirit of these persons, and their families, becomes a practical way to show love and care for these members.
Caring for those living with dementia | Read more about the person-centred care at Yong-en Care Centre’s Dementia Day Care and how their compassionate approach upholds their clients’ dignity and creates meaningful experiences for them.
When memory fades, God remains faithful | A poignant sharing of how a daughter has been journeying with her dementia-stricken mother, and the assurance that God is ever present with the family.
- WORSHIP | Is there a place for church choirs in worship?
This is the question that Amelia Leo, former music director of Fairfield Methodist Church’s choir, struggled with when the choir had to close due to dwindling numbers and evolving commitments. Despite this, and through a gathering of like-minded choristers, they affirmed that choirs are God’s idea. Read on to find out more.
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