Date: 27th August – 1st September 2017 Area: Ulu Julau Theme: Prayerful Living Longhouses visited: 15 Longhouses – Rh Akun, Rh Nuang, Rh Jelian, Rh John Okin, Rh Budit, Rh Uchi, Rh Seli, Rh Bani, Rh Agil, Rh Engkulau, Rh … Read More
I am an adventure and nature lover. My initial motivation to join the Pa’ Adang mission trip was just to experience nature and explore the land of Sarawak. When I realized my inappropriate intention, I hesitated registering. Since I didn’t … Read More
I am 27 years old and have been a Christian since 14. For many years, I was away from God and church. I lived a life like a non-believer. In recent years, God has shown me the way back to … Read More
1. Teach naturally from young Parents have the advantage of being with their children, so they are the best candidates for the job. Parents can teach their children when they ask about their bodies. They can also do so on … Read More
When we pick up a newspaper, it is almost a certainty that we will come across two to three cases on sex abuse every day. Even those below one year old or in kindergartens and primary schools are not spared. … Read More
The Chai couple grew up in Kuching. The family members were believers in traditional folk religion. Since getting to know our Lord, the giver of living water, they experienced abundant grace in both their life and business. They built up … Read More
Staff Sergeant Christopher Tang Wei Hong recently received the second highest accolade of The Boys’ Brigade in Malaysia (BB) – The President’s Badge, from Kota Kinabalu Mayor Datuk Yeo Boon Hai. Celebrating BB Sabah 50th Anniversary, the presentation ceremony took … Read More
Nov 1-2 Personal Silent Retreat Nov 3 SIAC Sessions Opening Service Nov 4 Ground Breaking Service of Sarikei Town MC Christian Evangelical group outreach to Bahagia MC Nov 7 English Task Force Meeting Board of Finance meeting Nov 11 Methodist … Read More
AT the end of each year during the Annual Conference, the night of Board of Appointments meeting is always filled with great trepidation and anticipation. The announcement is made the next morning. Pastors and church delegates would congregate in twos … Read More
Nipah salt or garam apong has a special significance for people who lived through the Japanese Occupation in Sarawak. The Chinese also call it Attap Salt. Nipah leaves are called attap leaves and are used to build roofs in Sarawak. … Read More