Around the world: In Singapore

SU Singapore’s youth ministry holds regular programs throughout the year. These are aimed at youths between 13-19 year olds and towards ministry workers and volunteers.

During the June and December school holidays, SU Singapore runs Holiday Youth Programs for churches during the annual church retreats or youth camps. These programs aim to equip the participants with Biblical knowledge on growing their Christian character and encouraging them to live a life pleasing to God.

Singapore’s youth ministry also supports mission schools and runs Chapel programs. In addition, it works with students and ministry workers known as the “I-CAN” program. It is designed to help them build self-motivation, confidence building and most importantly positive character development.

SU Singapore hosts youth camps and conferences during the school holidays, as well as providing training for youth pastors, volunteers and ministry workers. The Certificate in Practical Youth Ministry (CPYM) training aims to equip youth ministry workers and leaders with the core essential areas - knowledge, skills and attitudes to understand the Biblical principles and basic practises needed to reach and raise the next generation of youth to become agents of God's transformation in the world.