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2 December 1965

Council of Churches (CoC) decide to bid for a religious site in Jurong.

14 February 1966

Land in Tah Ching Rd is acquired by CoC.

June 1966

Jurong Christian Church began services at a shophouse on the same street.

28 July 1968

Representatives from various church denominations were present to take part in the dedication of the church building, dubbed Jurong Christian Church & Civic Centre (JCCCC).

1970

A kindergarten is set up on its premises.

1971

JCCCC becomes simply Jurong Christian Church (JCC).

August 1996

Lutheran Church in Singapore (LCS) was constituted as an independent national church. JCC became a congregation under the LCS.

29 December 2014

JCC moves to temporary premises for the demolition and reconstruction of the 46-year old building.

Jan 2017

The new church hub houses six churches, including JCC, in a pilot project to help smaller churches cope with land scarcity.

Aerial view of JCC in March 1973 and its newly refurbished surrounding estate.

Confirmation of faith of boys and girls in JCC was done by a bishop, Mar Thoma Syrian and Anglican pastor because of the various denominations sharing the building space, in October 1973.

In January 1974, a choir sings for the congregation.

The exterior of the church front which bears a giant cross.

Taman Jurong CC in 1965 was down the road from where JCC was constructed, and still is today.

When JCC & Civic Centre (JCCCC) was first setup, it was meant to draw industry workers and residents who needed upskilling and technical education.

Prior to the completion of JCC, Sunday Schools and service were held at the kopitiam rented near to Tah Ching Rd.

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