ALPHA WORKPLACE CONFERENCE 2026: BATTLEFIELD OR HARVEST FIELD?

As Singaporeans, many of us experience work as a battlefield. Long hours, difficult stakeholders, heavy pressure and constant demands shape our daily conversations and our inner lives.

What are the results of this grind? According to Salt&Light’s report on the Faith & Work Study, 51% of workers end their day tired, and 30% remain in their stress. Not to mention, 61% of millennials and Gen Zs struggle with poor work-life balance.

But what if Jesus sees something more? What if the very places that feel like battlefields are actually harvest fields – filled with opportunities to bring hope, encouragement and Kingdom impact?

The question is: Do you see what Jesus sees? Will your work become your mission?

Join believers across Singapore as they share real stories of navigating the workplace with authentic faith. Come discover how a shift from survival to significance can transform how we see our daily grind.

About the Speaker

Nicky Gumbel is one of the pioneers of Alpha, which now runs in churches across denominations in 140 countries. He served as Vicar of Holy Trinity Brompton, London, for 17 years and now focuses on supporting Alpha globally. 

Event details

When: July 4, 9AM to 12.30PM

Where: St. Andrew’s Cathedral
                 11 St Andrew’s Road, Singapore 178959

Cost: S$35 for Early Bird Fees – until 30 April
            S$50 from May 1 onwards. 

Get your tickets here.

About the Organiser

Alpha is an open, friendly experience that unpacks the basics of the Christian faith. It’s for anyone who’s curious, whatever your background or beliefs. 

Since 1990, Alpha has been supporting churches with free talks, tools and training to help people explore faith together and connect with their local communities – sharing the Good News in a way that feels natural and genuine. 

Anyone can run Alpha, anywhere, for free. Alpha runs across all major Christian denominations and in a variety of different contexts.

For more info, visit Alpha Singapore’s website here.