The Girl's Brigade (GB) Annual Fundraising Event is to raise funding for GB activities to develop the girls in character and leadership. It's conducted at the sponsoring Church annually with donations, support, and encouragement from members.

Joyful Beginnings: Captivates with Puppets, Pledges, and Purpose! This year's BB/GB Enrolment Service was held on Sunday 27th April 2025 at the 2nd Service from 10 to 11am. Nearly 30 Primary students from Princess Elizabeth Primary School attended, many with their parents and relatives.

This year also marked the first time the puppet team collaborated with the Boys’ and Girls’ Brigade troops that are attached to BBPC, to run an intergenerational programme that blessed the elders and staff of BBC. While the adults opened the session with a vibrant puppet show, the children closed the session by making hand puppets with the seniors.

These ministries represent a heartfelt and practical expression of BBPC’s commitment to serving the patients of St Luke’s Hospital with love and compassion. Through the portering service, volunteers ensure that patients are able to attend Chapel Services, offering them both spiritual nourishment. In addition, the flower delivery ministry brings comfort to those facing difficult times, brightening their days with simple yet meaningful acts of kindness.

BBPC's annual church camp was held at the Thistle Hotel, Johor Bahru, from June 9 to 12, 2024, under the theme 'Growing deeper in Christ'.

Alpha Course (March – June 2024) At BBPC, the Alpha course is held twice a year (in March and August) over 10 weeks. Each session typically begins with a time of food and fellowship, followed by a screening of the 'Alpha Film Series'.

BBPC Easter celebrations were held at Presbyterian Preschool Services (PPS) on 27th March 2024 and at Chinese Christian Mission (CCM) on 28th March 2024.

A heartwarming gift distribution event unfolded in Bukit Batok on the morning of 16 December 2023. Organised by Bukit Batok Presbyterian Church (BBPC), this gift distribution presented an opportunity for sharing with the community and fostering a sense of community spirit.

The Bukit Batok Presbyterian Church Puppet Ministry is back for its post-COVID rebirth, and what could be more fitting to mark its return than a nativity play?