When Life Gives You Lemons - Make Lemonade!

It’s my first time meeting ethnic minorities who live in Hong Kong. My past tutoring experience has always been with helping locals. My students, Qais and Simki, were very enthusiastic to learn. The older brother always helped his sister keep up with the pace. With his help my job was made much easier. I enjoyed meeting them and learning more about their cultural background.

- Kay, a summer program mentor

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No One is Insignificant to God

Tucked away at the end of Acts 9 is the story of a disciple named Tabitha. The Bible says she “was always doing good and helping the poor”. Her story teaches us that God can use what may seem insignificant to us, to influence those we have been called to serve.

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Thank you Christian Action!

One of the world’s leading COVID hot spots is Hong Kong. Because of the generous support from readers like you I am honored to introduce you to some of Hong Kong’s most vulnerable residents whom we have been able to supply with Emergency COVID-19 Relief Packs.

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The Last Shall Not Be Last

“When we were distributing in Sham Shui Po the children immediately opened the fully-loaded nylon carrier bags. They smiled with relief as they piled foodstuffs and test kits into their trolley bags and headed home.”

- Jeffrey Andrews – a social worker at our Centre for Refugees (CFR).

Few people in Hong Kong have suffered as much indignity and pain during this 5th wave of COVID as our asylum seekers and refugees. Already relegated to the margins of society, they were initially left in the terrifying position of being excluded from the Government’s plan to provide free vaccinations for Hong Kong’s residents! They were the last to be served in the vaccination campaign.

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Hong Kong’s Heroes

“Right now more people are dying from Covid in Hong Kong, relative to population, than anywhere else in the world.”

Bloomberg Businessweek. March 23, 2022

The fifth wave of Covid-19 is at a critical point in Hong Kong. Huge numbers of our elderly population have fallen victim to the epidemic, hospitals are overwhelmed and many of our poor are struggling to survive. On the streets there is a palpable sense of fear of the virus, with many worrying if they, or their loved ones could be next.

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