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Month: July 2009
Random Thoughts after coming back from Ipoh
My coffee is finishing soon. It’s not Ipoh white coffee. The picture above has stuck in my mind since I arrived in Ipoh 2 days ago. I think it speaks a million. It’s obvious that whatever one may do to the people on the outside, it what’s on the inside that matters and tells you…
Rediscovering Christian Faith by Brian McLaren
My friend Bob tells me this is “probably one of the best evangelistic messages I’ve ever heard :D” (HT: Alex Tang) I’ll need to take some time to find out later for my own comments . . . 🙂
May He Be The Last….. A Memorial for Beng Hock and Beyond, 29 July 2009 (Updated)
I count it an honor to have been part of the preparation for this event in a small way. I believe it will be unique memorial which everyone regardless of race, religion and political persuasion can relate to. It’s beyond party politics, so I’d highly recommend your participation. To confirm and spread the word click…
First They Came… (2009) – ALDE Civil Liberties campaign
Based on the original First they came poem by Pastor Martin Niemöller (1892–1984).
A New Kind of Wedding Procession?
Thanks Sze Zeng. Let’s see whether any couples in Malaysia will take up the challenge. Perhaps, a more contextualized version?
Funeral
With thanks to the late Yasmin Ahmad.
Aaron Strumpel – Twenty Three
I don’t know how to explain it. But this video did me some good.
We’ve lost Yasmin (1958 – 2009)
In the past, a loss like this might feel the same with perhaps the loss of Michael Jackson or another celebrity. But a key difference for Yasmin is that a friend of mine was there during her last moments, so its no longer a feeling from a distance. There’s an insight to something deeper than…
DISEMPOWERMENT
Challenging stuff from The Work of the People through Claudio Oliver from Brazil.