LOAVES+FISHES

Familiar tunes, fond memories and joyful fellowship filled Wesley Hall as our seniors gathered for Good Time Oldies, jointly organised by CCMC’s Glowing Years Ministry and Witness & Evangelism Ministry. Read the full article to revisit the highlights of this fun-filled event!

On 11 October 2026, CCMC marked Laity Sunday with the installation, dedication and introduction of our 2026–2027 Local Church Executive Committee (LCEC). Read on to find out more about our LCEC 2026-2027!

As the year begins to wind down, it was an opportune time for members of the CCMC Local Church Executive Committee (LCEC) to reflect on this year and prepare for the new season ahead. Read on to discover their reflections on 2026 and how CCMC is preparing for 2027, guided by next year's theme, “Hope in God”.

CCMC Pickleball is more than a game. Each Thursday, players of different ages come together for fitness, fellowship, friendship and outreach. From humble beginnings to a lively community of 40–60 enthusiasts, discover how this simple activity grew into something much more.

What does it look like when a church family celebrates God’s faithfulness together? At CCMC’s 32nd anniversary, joyful activities, meaningful worship, shared meals and warm fellowship brought young and old together for two wonderful days.

On 13 September 2026, CCMC’s choirs will come together to sing George Handel’s “Hallelujah Chorus” at our 32nd Anniversary Service. Read more into the roots behind Hallelujah in Scripture, and the history behind the George Handel oratorio, "Hallelujah Chorus".

CCMC welcomed Pastor Linda Pang to our pastorate on 1 August 2026. Loaves+Fishes had the privilege of catching up with her to discover more about her inspiring journey and her passionate heart for ministry. Read on to find out more!

On 23 Aug 2026, the 9am Choir, will be joined by members of the CCMC Gospel Choir to sing the African American spiritual, ‘Every Time I Feel the Spirit’. Read on to learn about to story and history behind this song.

Many of us know what it means to be tired; we juggle work, family, and ministry. We carry a physical tiredness that sleep does not quite fix, and a spiritual weariness we may not always know how to name. It is into this weariness that Jesus speaks: "Come to Me." That invitation brought 24 participants together for our Rest in Him Growth Group Retreat. Read on to discover how a day of silence, Scripture, prayer and reflection created space to slow down, draw near to God, and

What does it mean for a church family to grow in faith together across generations? From the passion of our youth and young adults to the wisdom and experience of those who have walked with God for many years, this reflection invites all of us to consider how we can encourage, pray for and journey with the next generation, so that a confident faith in Jesus continues to be passed on and encouraged.