TO some Chinese Christians, Christian faith and Chinese culture are two different cognitive setups. Hence church celebrations and Chinese Lion Dances lead to the problem of the intersection of faith and culture. The origins of the Lion Dance Opinions about … Read More

Rev Loh, a sincere loving man without anger, stays in my heart forever and ever. From the first time we met to the one thousand and oneth (1001th), many good memories stay floating in my brains. I treasure everything he … Read More

The late Rev. Loh Hong Yiong was generous, full of love, selfless in treating others, friendly towards people and treated all co-workers like brothers. Because of that church members have very high regard for him. Rev. Loh always tried his … Read More

Rev Cheng Yang Kao was born on the July 24, 1931 in Fujian, China. When he was seven years old his parents brought him and his siblings to Sarawak and settled in Bintangor. In 1955, in his second year of … Read More

IN longhouses in Sarawak, and across the border, in Kalimantan too,the Ibans serve rice cooked in bamboo called lemang when there is a special occasion. This is because it is more manageable and easier to serve. Scooping rice out of … Read More