Thank you for visiting International Japanese Church of Singapore (IJCS) website.
We are sorry to inform that we will close our church activities including worship service on 22nd and 29th March,  We will monitor at that time and we will inform when we can re start worship service.

We hope we will meet you soon.  We plan to have Good Friday worship service on 10th and Easter Service on 12 April .

May our Lord protect you from Covid-19 and keep good health.

IJCS

IJCS will be open and will have our Sunday Worship Service as usual.

² As part of precautionary measures to prevent transmission of COVID-19, we are following Kay Poh Rd. Baptist Church’s guidelines. We kindly ask for your cooperation evey week as below;

1) Take your temperature before leaving your house . If it’s over 37.5℃, please stay at home and rest. If you’re in charge of church duties, contact any leaders. 2) Take your temperature at the church entrance.  3) Leave your name, phone number, temperature and admission time at the church reception.  4) Paste the sticker provided, on your shirt after filling up the form.

² We have been live streaming our service via the IJCS facebook page. By searching for ’International Japanese Church of Singapore IJCS’ you can watch the live stream during service hours.

Form IJCS 1 March bulletin,

Through the Window of Pastor’ s Room   #308

          By Rev. Yorie Ito

                        In an era where things do not proceed as planned

I watched "Parasite," the first Korean movie to win this year's Academy Award in a language other than English. Against the backdrop of an unequal society, the story unfolded quickly and unexpectedly. The income gap between the rich and the poor is a common problem in modern society. More than that, what makes us think in this movie is the uncertainty of modern society where things just don't proceed as planned. Those who seem wealthy can lose everything in an instant. Just like the current situation with the coronavirus, who would have expected such an unprecedented spread across the world? We live in an era where an infectious disease from china can spread at such a rapid rate to the rest of the world. However, from the words of the Bible, we are able to find a hope and peace that transcends time. In an era of uncertainty, we want to find hope in the unchanging words of the Bible.

“I lift up my eyes to the mountains, where does my help come from? My help comes from the Lord, the maker of Heaven and Earth.” – Psalms 121:1-2