BE PART OF FAITH!

In Faith, we are passionate with honouring God, empowering families and impacting communities with God’s love and power.

OUR LEADERSHIP

Rev Lindsey Lui

Senior Pastor

Chinese Pastor

Ps Susan Koh

Chinese Pastor

Rev Lorena Tsai

Ps Aggie Chan

Zone Pastor & Missions Executive

Ps Isaac Wong

Equipping & Discipleship Pastor

BVP David Wong

Zone Pastor

FaithKids Overseer

Amelia Kok

WhatsApp Image 2024-02-20 at 6.24.45 PM.jpeg

Sherwin Calcaben

Minister-in-Training

Carol Sim

Worship Director

OUR STORY

Rev. Vallance & Lula Baird

1949 to 1951

In 1949, Rev. Vallance & Lula Baird, who were pastoring Elim Church, felt the need of establishing a new Church primarily for the Cantonese-speaking people. A shophouse at E-24 Rayman Avenue was rented from the Singapore Improvement Trust.

The Church was known as Assembly of God Gospel Hall. Sunday services for the first few months were attended mainly by children. Slowly but steadily, the Church began to grow. The Church was later set in order with 38 charter members by Rev. Howard Osgood, the Far East Field Director of the Assemblies of God of America.

Mdm. Lau To Chan

1957

Mdm. Lau To Chan who came from Hong Kong, ministered mainly to the Cantonese-speaking people. She was ordained in 1957.

Others who also ministered to the church during this period were Mdm Tan Kiat Jin, a Teochew Bible Woman; Rev. Sarah Johnson, an American lady, who was a lecturer at the Hong Kong Bible School; Rev. J. Wagner, an American lady missionary and Rev. Luther Szetoh who was from Hong Kong and he was also a travelling evangelist.

Rev. Stevens L. Nolin & Family

1954 to 1968

Rev. & Mrs. Stevens L. Nolin took over as the pastors of the Church from 1954. They found a property at 1-A Kim Keat Road in November 1959. The property was purchased and remodelling began. The building at 1-A Kim Keat Road was dedicated on Easter Sunday in 1960. The church was named Faith Assembly of God Church.

Rev. Edna M. Devin assumed the pastorship in 1963. Rev. & Mrs. Stevens L. Nolin returned the year after and continued to pastor the church until their return to America in 1968, after serving for almost 14 years.