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Where Young People Come to Figure Things Out Together
A simple hall mid-session, instruments in use, cables running across the floor, a music stand with open sheet music, stage lights casting warm colour across the room, a sense of energy and movement.

Where Young People Come to Figure Things Out Together

A worship gathering for youths aged 13–20, rotating across SDA churches in Singapore, with music, honest sharing, and messages that connect to everyday life.

Being a teenager in Singapore is a lot. Youth Combined Worship is a space designed around that reality: a gathering where young people can show up as they are, explore what faith actually means in their lives, and build friendships with others who are asking the same questions. Each session brings together music, interactive sharing, and a practical message, held at a different church location throughout the year.

  • Who: Youths aged 13–20.

  • When and where:

    • 23 May, 11:00 AM — Maranatha Seventh-day Adventist Church

    • 18 July, 11:00 AM — Thomson Chinese Church

    • 26 September, 11:00 AM — Balestier Road SDA Church

  • Cost: Free.

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