The documentation and chronicling of gay venues in Singapore form an important aspect of the human geography of a significant segment of the population. It was extremely difficult to find or record such information in the past as the social activities conducted in these areas were sometimes at loggerheads with official policy and even considered illegal.
It is a testament to the gradual loosening of the social, legal and political reins by the Government in the past years, abetted by the development of the Internet , worldwide progress in human rights and economic necessity that such information has become widely available.
The Free Community Church, located since June at , One Commonwealth, is a congregation of diverse individuals and families gathering to worship and grow as a Christian community. A Singaporean Christian church which welcomes all people regardless of race, religion, gender, sexual orientation or economic status.
It conducts Sunday services at am. It held its opening party on Saturday, 6 December from 6pm to 9pm in its premises at Rowell Road [3]. Opening hours of the resource centre during the early years were on Wednesdays from 7pm to 9pm and Saturdays from 3pm to 7pm. It is currently housed in the Free Community Church see above. It underwent many location changes since it opened it doors at Rowell Road.
It operates an extensive library of location and international gay literature as well as non-fiction books whose catalogue can be searched online on its website , it also has an archive of Singapore gay history and culture.
