A Big Thank You to Christian Action UK Board Members and Supporters

It was with mixed emotions that Marlon and I caught up with Christian Action UK Board Members during my visit to the UK. CAUK became a registered charity in 2007 through the selfless hard work of former Hong Kong Board Members and supporters who had returned to the UK. They have devoted years of their life to raising awareness and donations for the orphaned, handicapped and abandoned children in Qinghai Province and they have decided that it is now time to close. They have done a stellar job, and I am forever grateful to them.

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Love Your Neighbour As You Love Yourself

She is now one of the leading exponents of Chinese music in England. At the tender age of 12 she placed second in the National Chinese Youth Music Championships. She has toured internationally, performed at the Royal Albert Hall, Royal Festival Hall and she has participated in the WOMAD Recording Week in Bath, Somerset.

Her name is Zi Lan, and she is a dear friend who I was able to reunite with on my recent trip to the UK!

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He Still Calls Me ‘Ma’!

I have recently returned from a trip to the UK and Germany during which so many amazing and rewarding experiences happened. One such experience was the opportunity to visit with Dan, whom I first met and helped back in 1987! Dan was a young, Vietnamese refugee living in one of Hong Kong’s many camps at the time, and I was running the Job Placement Unit of the Hong Kong Christian Aid for the Refugees (Christian Action’s former name)!

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Give Us This Day Our Daily..... Rice

Ms. Leung is a sweet, energetic, hardworking and loving single mother to her twin 14-year old boys, but each month, after paying all her bills, she seldom has enough money left to buy food for them.

Unfortunately, Ms. Leung isn’t alone. In fact, for every 4.5 persons in Hong Kong, one lives below the poverty line. In total, Hong Kong has 1.65 million people who live in poverty.(Source: Poverty Situation Report for 2020)

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Sing to the Lord a New Song!

Everyone who knows me knows that I absolutely love to sing. I loved it when I was a starry-eyed youngster hoping for a big break and I love it now, as I sing praises to my Saviour and Redeemer!

Five years ago I was privileged to meet a fellow lover of singing, a 17-year-old girl named Xia Meng. But for Xia Meng singing means far more. She has been blind from birth, and when she was brought to the Xining Children’s Home she had hepatitis B and severe stunting. She also had the sweetest, most beautiful voice.

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