Church of True Light

Although Zhenguang Church is very close to Little India, it is actually a Chinese church. The True Light Church is in a building. It is different from the churches we usually see. When I passed by in Little India, I didn’t visit it.

The Zhenguang Church is a Chinese-dominated church, the church is not big, the building is like Singapore's general Tang Lou, not to mention the European church, is relatively close to small India.

The Shingo Do hall, located in the corner of a small India, was established in 1952 and was designated as the Anglican Church in 1963, a place of contemplation and peace.

Standing in a bustling little India, the Shinko Do hall was established in 1952 and was recognized as an Anglican church in 1963, a place of contemplation and peace. Because the early members were mostly tricycle drivers who lived and worked nearby, the structure reflected strong Chinese characteristics and church culture.

The True Light Church is a Singaporean Anglican Church, built up to the present 70 years of history, in a small Indian street, and the church is also very Chinese characteristics, there are many believers here, also suitable for tourists.

A place of peace and thought, quiet and peaceful. Because the early members were mostly tricycle riders who lived and worked nearby, the structure reflected the strong Chinese characteristics and church culture. The history of the Shingo Do hall dates back to 1911, when a missionary came here to teach to the Chinese people who lived there, with the help of a 21-year-old reporter, and began teaching the Bible at a barbershop.