In 1962, Joon Moi was just a few days old when she was brought to the Nursery Section of The Salvation Army Kuching Children’s Home in Sarawak. Her young mother could not manage a newborn.
“So, I spent…
2022 was a roller-coaster ride for Malaysia as a country, from weathering the impacts of a pandemic to an unprecedented unity government. It has been a great year for some, but a challenging year for more.
We must…
Anban Raj, 21, is the founder of the World Youth Leaders Organisation (WYLO) and he is also the only Malaysian to receive the Diana Award in 2022 for his efforts in advancing access to quality education and leadership…
After the sudden loss of her husband in 2015, businesswoman Yannie Yong found herself face-to-face with grief. Here, she shares her journey of finding hope in Jesus Christ and how He has restored her purpose, identity and relationships…
An outspoken advocate of trauma-informed care, Helen Avadiar-Nimbalker is a trauma counselor and the founder of The Whispering Willow, a social justice organisation dedicated to empowering women in Thailand, most of whom are from the commercial sex industry…
Jesuthason Selladurai is serving as the director of the Malaysian Missionary Movement, the missions arm of the Tamil Methodist Church in Malaysia. He served as a missionary to a minority people group in Thailand for 15 years, speaks…
Malaysian CARE has just released Module 2 of its ‘Why Care?’ Devotional Series, focusing on social empowerment. We asked Keith Gonsalvez of Malaysian CARE’s Communications team to explain more about integral mission and how social empowerment is part…
Anderson Selvasegaram has been advocating for the welfare and protection of children for more than two decades. He shares his personal growth journey, the importance of a holistic approach to child well-being and the lasting impact a church…
With the hardship brought on by the global pandemic, the poverty rate in Malaysia saw an increase in 2020. As Christians living in Malaysia, we have a responsibility and voice to stand up for what is right and…
With food prices on the rise and Malaysians feeling the pinch of shrinkflation (paying the same but getting less), it’s the poor and vulnerable among us who suffer first. Here are five street feeding ministries you can be…