This map is my most up-to-date and comprehensive listing of Christian stores in Singapore. Click here to see the map in tabular form instead.

Christian stores in Singapore (Click for full screen)

Tourists from neighboring countries such as Indonesia, Malaysia, and even The Philippines enjoy frequenting Christian bookstores in Singapore because we often stock a wide range of books.

Here are some expert tips to maximize your next visit to Singapore:

• Book your hotel in the central or east regions of Singapore where Christian bookstores are clustered.
  
  
• If you are looking for a specific title, email the stores in advance or call them when you arrive in Singapore to confirm their availability. Most stores will be willing to reserve a book for a short time.
  
  
• If you are a full-time worker, bring a name card with you. Some stores give discounts to full-time workers and will ask to see your name card as proof.
  
  
• If you are from South East Asia, be prepared to spend or be extra selective about your purchases. Books in Singapore tend to be more pricey than your home country. Visit SKS Bookstore for a wide selection of books.
  
  
• Few Christian bookstores often on Sunday. A few that do are identified in the Map below. I recommend visiting Trumpet Praise. Great service.

O WATCHER OF MY SOUL,

Awaken my conscience, 
that my thoughts, acts, and habits of sin
will be abhorrent to me as darkness is from light.

Teach me to watch and pray, 
 less about my victory over sin, and
 more about causing my Beloved grievous harm;  
Until my love is perfected in Yours.

O KEEPER OF MY SOUL,

Forgive your servant for putting on airs, 
 Your Heart out of feeling, 
 Your Word out of mind, 
 Your Spirit out of hearing,  
for my recurrent weakness testifies of your eternal strength.

Though immorality, sin, and wickedness encroach
 from my waking hour,
grace abounds from the cross of Christ.
  I will praise you for morning mercies, 
  I will mediate on your word,
that I might be a sanctuary for the Lord of my House.   

I have just finished listening to Abandoned to God: The Life Story of the Author of My Utmost for His Highest. It was wonderful to follow the man as he developed convictions and served the Lord with gusto.

Talking with Hannah at ten p.m. teaches me this daily! "And this is His commandment, that we believe in the name of His Son Jesus Christ, and love one another, just as He commanded us" - John 3:23

First consider how you have applied this truth in your personal life. Are there circumstances similar to those your student experiences? For e.g. If your student is a freshman in university and you desire to teach him to walk by faith, sharing your own experiences of learning to juggle schoolwork and ministry will be most convincing. It suggests to him that "If you could do it, then so can I." But if you can't find common situations, don't beat yourself up. More importantly, don't lie. Not lying includes not making yourself sound more terrific than you were. Remember, your students will judge the truth of your words against the truth they see in your life. Just share your personal experience and leave it to your student to work out parallels.