Since the first service was held in the original English 14th-century styled church building on Christmas Day 1908, Wesley Methodist Church has undergone several chapters of renewal and redevelopment — each one a faithful response to God’s leading and the needs of His people. Today, as part of Vision 2035, we look ahead to another chapter: the proposed redevelopment of our church premises.

This redevelopment is not just about buildings — it’s about creating space for disciple-making, community life, and spiritual growth. It is a continuation of our calling to be a Welcoming, Missional, and Caring Church in the heart of the city.

• Our current facilities are fully utilised, especially on weekends.
• We need more space to disciple, gather, and grow as a church family.
• Parts of our premises are ageing and in need of major repairs—including the Tower Block, built in 1979.
• We hope to bring all generations - including all our NextGen Ministries—back onsite at 5 Fort Canning
• We envision Wesley as a House of Prayer every day of the week, and a beacon of hope in the city.

Below is an artist’s impression of how the redeveloped church may look. It offers a visual glimpse into the possibilities of a renewed spiritual home—one that is welcoming, future-ready, and rooted in our mission.

Disclaimer:
This artist’s impression is conceptual and subject to change. This rendering is for illustrative purposes only and may not reflect actual materials, layout, or features. Final designs will depend on ongoing discussions with authorities, feasibility studies, and the evolving needs of our church community.

Wesley Methodist Church has a long and faithful history of renewal — each chapter reflecting God’s provision and the church’s commitment to serve His mission in the heart of the city. As we look ahead to the next chapter through Vision 2035, we honour the journey that brought us here.