Monday, November 9, 2015 at 07:09PM | Share Article 
For almost 15 years I've been invited by Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK) to give an annual radio broadcast on "Thought for the Week". Last Sunday, I told listeners about Christian Action reaching its 30th glorious year of service. You can listen to it on the link here or read a little of my message below.
Monday, November 2, 2015 at 09:51PM | Share Article 
We are indeed grateful for the generous support of our donors and stakeholders over the past 30 glorious years of work for the needy. We celebrated this milestone and held our 30th anniversary Celebration Ceremony in Wong Tai Sin district on 26th September to share the fruit reaped throughout these decades. Before the event, unexpected and heavy rain suddenly fell and brought flooding in that area. Even though the road was blocked, it could not deter our VIP partners and guests from attending the ceremony as they made every effort to come from a different route. I am grateful for their staunch support and participation that made this event a memorable occasion. A warm thanks to our service users from our foreign domestic helpers, new arrivals and refugee programmes who graced our stage and stared in the photo exhibition and our anniversary video.
Monday, October 26, 2015 at 08:37PM | Share Article 
If I hadn't attended a Sunday school in Malaysia, and then took religious studies in my teens, I wonder where I'd be now!
After many years the friends I'd made in Sunday school came together last month on a trip to Qinghai, where I shared the work that Christian Action has been doing in China since 1997. Our Sunday school teacher, Pastor Sung and my current pastor, Peter Hurricks, together with their wives, also came with us, as did a close Malaysian friend from Hong Kong. It was wonderful!
Tuesday, October 20, 2015 at 10:25PM | Share Article 
Children from very poor families often focus on finishing school and then buying their own apartments. Few think it through. How will they pay for the apartment? What qualifications will open doors into better jobs and higher salaries?
Those of us who are able to donate to various charities may feel that's the best we can do for the poor. But some of us have the gift of encouraging children to think things through - and more... Nick is one such person.
Tuesday, October 13, 2015 at 09:03PM | Share Article 
'Economic migrants' is sometimes used as a derogatory term for those who go to another country simply to earn more money. But for people like Ms. Lee who dream of giving children a better education and improving the quality of life for the family, leaving home is often a heartbreaking but necessary choice.