Capture the beauty, faith, and life of our parish! Join our Photography Workshop, facilitated by Timothy Choy, an experienced creative content producer. All are welcome, whether you use a professional camera or your phone. Saturday | 01 August | 10:00am - 12:00pm at Auditorium Cahayasuara, 50150 KL Scan the QR code to register now!
Do you ever feel that we are so busy thinking about what to say next that we forget to truly listen? If you are looking to change that, the Christ-Like Listening Seminar is coming to AMNEC Hub (KL) on 8–9 August and 15–16 August. Led by Fr. Dominic Sultana, this seminar focuses on learning to listen deeply without attempting to "fix" everyone. The programme will equip you to listen deeply, ask heart-opening questions, and accompany others wisely. To find out more and register, please scan the QR codes on the flyer.
The Church of the Immaculate Conception, Port Dickson, has received RM224,622 under the Ministry of Housing and Local Government's (KPKT) Sentuhan Kasih initiative, through the Rumah Ibadat Bukan Islam (RIBI) programme. Parish Priest Fr. Edwin Peter accepted the mock cheque during a presentation officiated by Minister Nga Kor Ming in Seremban, where grants were distributed to 24 non-Muslim houses of worship. The funding will support urgent roof replacement works at the century-old parish after years of deterioration, worsened by the recent Senya storm. Speaking to BERNAMA TV, Fr. Edwin shared that the parish's immediate priority is ensuring the safety of the church before addressing other maintenance needs. He also expressed heartfelt gratitude to KPKT, as well as the many individuals, neighbouring parishes, and organisations whose generosity helped sustain the parish community of more than 1,000 faithful during this difficult period.
The Interdenominational Disaster Relief & Response Forum recently convened 26 global humanitarian leaders at the Auditorium Cahayasuara to enhance community resilience. The half-day event, hosted by Rev Matthew Chay, Director of REACH, a localised disaster and crisis response programme by the Anglican Church in Malaysia, focused on sharing real-world experiences and practical strategies. Key presentations were delivered by the Archdiocesan Office for Human Development and Dr Yoong Sao Chin, Executive Director of CREST. These were complemented by diverse regional insights from leaders of global Partners in Resilience Response (PiRR). By analysing various successes and challenges, the group identified innovative collaborative approaches to enhance emergency response capabilities in their respective countries. The forum concluded with light refreshments, providing excellent networking opportunities to foster deeper international partnerships.
