From the National Director

Make Disciples Everywhere

Greetings in the Name of our Lord Jesus Christ!

In 2022, Cru Singapore celebrated our 50th anniversary. We thank God for His faithfulness to Cru Singapore as we recalled His Story, His Glory. The past 50 years was made possible by the grace of God, who has blessed us abundantly in terms of resources and people.

As we look beyond our 50th anniversary, Cru Singapore has set its strategic focus to Make Disciples Everywhere. This tagline is an expression of our commitment to reach more with God’s love, so that they in turn can share that love with others. Our goal is to make 10,000 Christ-centred, Spirit-led and mission-minded disciples by 2030.

Over the last 50 years, our work has grown beyond the campus ministry, expanding to active groups across all walks of life, such as families, working professionals, athletes, healthcare professionals, and more. In partnership with local churches and Cru groups, we have also expanded our ministry work overseas, to spread the good news of the Gospel and to share God’s love.

As societal needs evolved and changed, we adapted and expanded our ministry offerings in order to be able to reach wider and deeper. Two years ago, we launched a counselling service which aims to provide affordable counselling for young adults facing mental health challenges, as well as other initiatives aimed at serving the community through local and overseas humanitarian projects.

Plans are underway to launch our Silver Ministry, to help seniors lead meaningful lives in their retirement years. We hope to be able to journey with these seniors and to aid them in continually growing in their faith and sharing the goodness of God in their lives to others.

We are ramping up our overseas missions work at the various countries that we have established partnerships with since overseas travel opens up.

As we look forward to the next 50 years and beyond, we covet your partnership in prayers and support as we stay committed to help fulfil the Great Commission (Matthew 28:18-20).

Wishing you and your loved ones a Blessed Lunar New Year!

Blessings,
Goh Hock Chye
Country Leader

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