Who Will Be Hong Kong’s Next Models of Love and Justice?

Despite the threat of heavy rain, 1,000 volunteers and participants were jumping with excitement at the Clearwater Bay Golf & Country Club for this year’s 3-Legged Easter Island Adventure on the 12th of April 2025. Although everyone came prepared with raincoats and umbrellas, God granted us clear skies and a day filled with fun, games, and laughter. More than just an adventure, the event carried a deeper purpose — raising funds for underprivileged families, the elderly, ethnic minorities, orphans, and children with disabilities. And unlike traditional fundraising events, this was a day to celebrate, connect, and make a difference—proving that doing good can also be wickedly joyful and uplifting!

At the kick-off ceremony, I stood alongside six Caring Ambassadors—Mr. Kimman Wong, Ms. Mei Ni Cheung, Ms. Pamela Cheung, Ms. Icy Wong, Ms. Ophelia Chung, and Ms. Inez Leong, the Clearwater Bay Golf & Country Club’s Wellness Ambassador. The atmosphere was electric, with fans cheering for their beloved pop artists, and when we declared, “Let the adventure begin!”, excitement filled the air.

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The Unbeatable Spirit

I got started in this line of work in 1987 when I was a young, idealistic project in charge. While Hong Kong grappled with a sustainable solution to the tens of thousands of refugees who were arriving from Vietnam, my role was to teach them professional skills so that they could get jobs. What I quickly learned during those exciting and often chaotic years became the foundation for everything Christian Action (CA) does today and helped propel us to become one of Hong Kong’s largest training and retraining organizations!

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John’s Harrowing Story

Please, please read and share - John (alias), fled persecution in his home country thirteen years ago. He arrived in Hong Kong stateless and hoping and praying that a western country would give him a chance to have a new life.

Hong Kong has more than 15,000 foreigners who are seeking asylum and survival in this expensive city is not easy. Life as a refugee has been a daily struggle for John, his wife and four young children, all of who do not have any formal, migrant status. Still, John has been lucky that the Immigration Department did grant him permission to work. John’s small salary allows them to afford a tiny apartment.

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The Day I Met Pope Francis

The world mourned for Pope Francis’ passing into glory on 21st April 2025. World leaders and Christian communities paid tribute to this compassionate, humble, and transformative figure whose unwavering commitment to social justice touched us all.

My thoughts turned to gratitude—for his life and for the unforgettable moment Marlon and I were blessed to spend with him. It was during our third ecumenical trip to Europe last May, a journey that marked the 70th anniversary of Hong Kong Christian Council, that we had the privilege of meeting Pope Francis.

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Christian Action Team Showered With Awards

On March 18, 2025 I had the honour of attending the 2024-25 Employees Retraining Board (ERB) Annual Award Presentation Ceremony.

ERB's mission is to empower individuals to realise their aspirations, advance their careers, and thereby contribute to Hong Kong's thriving workforce.

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