Religious leaders in Singapore are concerned about the content of Madonna's Rebel Heart Tour. Photo / Getty
Leaders of Singapore's Christian communities have raised concerns over Madonna's upcoming concert with the minister of home affairs and law.
News website Channel NewsAsia reported that eight pastors, representing a variety of Protestant denominations, expressed worries about the possibility of the popstar using lyrics and stage props that might offend
Christians at a scheduled meeting with Minister K Shanmugam.
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Singapore had also taking issue with the hotly anticipated concert, releasing a statement over the weekend reminding Catholics "not to support those who denigrate and insult religions, including anti-Christian and immoral values promoted by the secular world."
The statement added that representations had been made to various ministries and statutory boards.
Madonna will be performing in Singapore on February 28 as part of her Rebel Heart tour. It is the first time she has performed in the city state.