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Statement of the CCM Youth in support of abolishing the death penalty and appeal to reform criminal laws

Posted on 03 September 2010 by Administrator

02 September 2010 CCM Youth refers to the Sunday Star special focus feature on the death penalty and the Sunday Star report entitled “Abolish death penalty, it’s incorrect to take someone’s life, says Nazri”, both articles dated 29 August 20101. We take this opportunity to openly thank our Malaysian…

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IRF Stand on the Issue of Non-Muslims Entering Mosques

Posted on 02 September 2010 by Administrator

1 Sept 2010 The issue of non-Muslims entering mosques has received wide media coverage when Serdang member of parliament, Teo Nie Ching visited Surau al-Huda in Kajang to deliver Ramadan’s aid in her constituency. Some view non-Muslims to be “un-clean” to enter such a place and their presence is…

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KPI for Government : doing good, punishing wrong-doers

Posted on 01 September 2010 by Administrator

PRESS STATEMENT THE CHRISTIAN FEDERATION OF MALAYSIA MERDEKA DAY AND MALAYSIA DAY 2010 Malaysians together will soon celebrate our 53rd National Day and our 47th Malaysia Day. We invite all Christians – in Semenanjung, Sabah and Sarawak – to join our fellow Malaysians in offering prayers of thanksgiving to Almighty…

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Say Sorry Day (Sept 5, 2010)

Posted on 30 August 2010 by Administrator

When we do wrong – whether intentionally or not – we cause hurt both to ourselves and others. Saying sorry is taking the first step in the healing process for both parties. A collective of individuals and organisations are coming together to declare Sept 5, 2010, as Say Sorry…

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MCCBCHST calls for a chorus of disapproval

Posted on 21 August 2010 by Administrator

In light of the latest, in an increasing line of provocative racist remarks, this time by a principal of a school in Johor, MCCBCHST calls upon the authorities to take prompt and appropriate action to demonstrate that such dastardly acts and words perpetrated by government servants regardless of their rank…

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Revisiting Rumah Ehsan

Posted on 16 August 2010 by Sook Lin Yap

The writer first wrote of Rumah Ehsan KKB almost two years ago. Recently she revisited the place. Here is her story. KKB 13th July 2010 I returned to KKB last week, together with the brave reporter, MK. No one has been allowed to visit the ‘home’ since the story was…

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An Affirmation on Christian Witness

Posted on 12 August 2010 by Administrator

In the light of recent controversies over the issue of conversion it is pertinent to revisit a document that the CFM put together in 1996 that outlines its position on the matter of evangelism. This is a position that churches should study and teach as a standard of practice. This…

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Development programme of the Government should be without strings attached

Posted on 10 August 2010 by Administrator

9 August 2010 The Christian Federation of Malaysia is very concerned by the allegations of “forced” conversions of the Orang Asli people as reported by Aljazeera in their news item entitled “Malaysia ethnic tribes ‘forced to convert’” (see http://english.aljazeera.net/news/asia-pacific/2010/08/2010886496589764.html) Every Malaysian has the right to choose his or her religious…

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MCCBCHST calls for a just solution on conversion ordeals

Posted on 09 August 2010 by Administrator

Conversion to another religion involves emotional and legal adjustments not only to the convert but also to their parents, spouses, children and other family members. As such, to convert in secret without due consultation with or making it clearly known to those the convert is intimately related to is surely…

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I Witnessed the Anti-ISA Protest

Posted on 02 August 2010 by Rama Ramanathan

I went to the anti Internal Security Act (ISA) protest at AMCORP Mall in Petaling Jaya tonight. One of my friends has been arrested for just being there. I went because (a) I wanted to see for myself whether what I had heard about police provoking protesters is true, (b)…

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Revelation 7:10

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