The door was never the point.
Why a long list of questions, posted on a church door, still shapes how we read Scripture, worship, and live.
Ninety-five questions and a church transformed.
Our autumn issue on the ReformationLatest stories
All storiesWhy the Reformers taught the congregation to sing
The hymn as a tool for teaching truth to everyone in the pew.
Joel TanHow a printing press put the Bible in a farmer's hands
Within a generation, Scripture moved from the pulpit to the kitchen table.
Sarah LimWelcome to R2 Conf 2024!
A welcome message to R2 2024 conference attendees.
Lead Pastor Wendell ChuaThe church reformed is always to be reforming, according to the Word of God.
Reformed maxim, "Ecclesia reformata, semper reformanda"
The five solas, in plain words
Start the seriesA short timeline
Read the history of the Reformation at Ligonier →Martin Luther was born in Eislenben, Germany.
Luther posts his 95 theses on the door of the church in Wittenberg,Germany.
Luther was facing excommunication by the Pope for refusing to recant his theses.
The Council of Trent convened as a response towards the reformation movement.
The Synod of Dort convened to reject Arminianism.
Upcoming events
Full calendarReformation Day Luncheon
A review of the Reformation and a survey on the necessity of Reformation.
Lunch provided. Sign up now.
Why R2?
R2 stands for ‘Rethinking Reformation’. We hope that Christians in Singapore will deepen their historical knowledge and strengthen their relationship with Lord Jesus.
R2 CONFERENCE stems from the long history of Reformation Lectures organised by Singapore Council of Christian Churches (SCCC). As we thought about reaching the next generation, we decided to rebrand these lectures to a conference.
Let us live our lives in light of God’s reforming Word!