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Music and worship are intrinsically linked for what and how we worship shapes our theology of the God we serve and love. Through the years, the Cathedral has grown in the number of services and the people groups who worship here. Discover how the appropriate worship styles and forms have developed over the years.
In 2003, prior to the construction of the underground extension, Emeritus Professor John Miksic and his team carried out an archaeological excavation on the grounds of St Andrew's Cathedral. Find out what significant discoveries were unearthed during this seven-month-long project.
Old meets new in the tight space perched above the West entrance. Pipes of different ages and materials stand majestically, ready to proclaim God’s grace to the Cathedral. Discover the rich history of the organs and how the pipes were restored in this in-depth article.
Have you seen the Cathedral’s new Worship Director working on the soundboards during our contemporary services, or perhaps heard the catchy jingle he produced for our podcasts? The Courier sits down with Mr Matthew Peter to find out how he has been settling in since he joined us last November.
In the year that Singapore commemorates the bicentennial anniversary of its founding by Sir Stamford Raffles, the eight bell apostles of 1889 return home to St Andrew’s Cathedral. June Gwee tells us more about change ringing and gets to know the new Change Ringing Leaders of St Andrew's Cathedral.
