The Power of Giving

It's such a wonderful feeling to spend time with our families during Chinese New Year, sharing in traditions and good fortune with those we love. Those little red packets - or lai see as we like to call them - always give us happy memories. It is normal for us to use our lai see money for ourselves, as it is a gift to us personally. But I wonder what would happen if we started thinking in a different way? What about using that money to help people who are truly in need?

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Moving Out & Moving On!

You may know the feeling of excitement that comes with moving from one home to another. It may be the change of scenery or the opportunity for a fresh start, but whatever it is, there's usually something to look forward to. I feel the same about our upcoming move to Choi Wan Estate. I believe my colleagues feel the same way. We are all preparing for the change and the opportunity to reach out to the new community and make connections with local organisations, churches, and government officials of the Wong Tai Sin district.

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CA Blessing Story Series: The Wonderful World of Maddie

Christian Action has always hoped and dreamt that the disabled and abandoned children of Qinghai would have a place they can finally call home. This hope has been the driving force that led us to care for over 1,400 children for over 20 years. Our ministry has blessed us as much as we have been a blessing to the children in our care.

To cap off our blessing stories series, I am sharing with you the story of Maddie, a sweet little girl you may remember as I have previously said that she was learning ballet.

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A Leap of Faith

Chinese New Year is fast approaching. I love this time of year! It is a time for families and friends to gather and celebrate together, and time to reflect on the past year. It is also the time to look towards the year to come. As this new year begins, I encourage you to face it with courage.

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Come Walk With Us!

Sometimes the smallest things make the biggest impact. I believe this holds true for our upcoming 7th 3-Legged Charity Walk, because something as simple as walking will impact children from low-income families as well as disabled and abandoned children in our Qinghai Children's Homes.

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