Overview

Catering to the spiritual needs of soldiers at Tanglin Barracks, this Anglican church was a comfort and solace for many. However, during World War II, it was used as an ammunition dump. When the British troops completed their withdrawal from Singapore in 1971, St. George's began a new phase in her existence, as a civilian church. Owing to the varied nature of the congregation, the church holds two Sunday services which is a traditionally Anglican one, and another that is more contemporary.