232. The evil man now known

Joyce,  (truthblog)
Is it enough just post your strong view that "Our Diocese has a very sick person heading it. "?

What is next actionwise?
Rome is burning and ADOS is burning and rotting at the core and all the evil schemes are still ongoing.

All the socalled AVCF supporters etc here are in same modus operandi to destroy ADOS for ill gotten gains.  The secret plans are known in close circles and AVCF is only staging a stance for his own purpose.

Some say Anglicans leave ADOS and their respective churches and that is what AVCF want that to happen.  So when many churches in Sabah are near empty like in UK, AVCF still helming ADOS would dispose of all the God's assets as he had been doing it openly or secretly and AVCF and his gang would grab and would finally laugh at Stupid anglicans.

Some say that 'no more tithe and donation" and ADOS would still survive for some years or months because ADOS still have some millions from the sold Likas Land.  AVCF just want to hold the fort against all odds and finally still grab the assets of ADOS.  Don't you people know this?  We must remove AVCF now at all costs.

Remember this phrase "Ja soh sik kan bi", and that is the sort of strategy AVCF had adopted since 1980s and energised by his ill habits in SPC and that can be seen as in San Tzu warfare, but God forbids but AVCF would destroy ADOS using the funds and position/power as the sick head.

So we must hold the crisis by the head (hold the bull by the head) and confront AVCF and his gang  and be courageous and strong in the Lord.

So we need to plan, meet and act positively and not just posting here.  Some people closed to AVCF had call most of us as 'barking dogs' and no suit was activated.  Why?  Why?  siok sendiri!!!!

This is a terrible awakening confirmation for the vindictive and evil AVCF unfit to be the rotten head of ADOS and his evil intent is truly to destroy the Anglican churches in Sabah and beyond for a reward to meet Satan.

So all PCCs should rise up to remove this evil and revengeful man as soon as possible.

All those priests, pastors and others should come out to declare their stands now.

ENOUGH is ENOUGH.

from here----  http://thetrutheng.com/2013/10/01/bav-takes-revenge/comment-page-1/#comment-7820

October 1, 2013

BAV Takes Revenge

Bishop Albert Vun abrupt transfer of Pastor Margaret Chong from Ranau to Sandakan prompted protests from St. Paul’s Church, with the PCC resigning en bloc and demanding  the Bishop to apologize for scolding and humiliating them at a meeting last Friday.
Pastor Margaret Chong’s transfer to Sandakan with Canon Lidis heading the opposite direction was first mentioned during the clergy conference on 2-3 September. BAV instructed Margaret not to inform the PCC because it was not finalised. On 12 September when Philip Lo visited St Paul’s, he instructed the PCC to rent a house for Canon Lidis.
“This was how St. Paul’s PCC found out Pastor Margaret would be transferred. Pastor Margaret never said a word about this. We were stunned to learn about it through Philip Lo,” said Low Gee Huat who had been serving in the PCC for over 20 years.
The PCC was shellshocked because St. Paul’s had been planning to build a multipurpose hall in Kundasang and a new staff quarters. “We have been raising money for almost six years since Pastor Margaret first arrived here. We’ve got enough money and we are about to start construction, and the Bishop transfers away Pastor Margaret,” said Low.
St. Paul’s has a small but thriving Chinese congregation. Louis Yap, who served for 17 years in the PCC, said it was in no small part thanks to Pastor Margaret’s hard work and ability to speak three languages. “With Pastor Margaret gone and Canon Lidis unable to minister in Chinese, I am not sure what will happen to the Chinese congregation,” said Yap. He also added 70% of the giving come from the Chinese congregation, and it is unwise and irresponsible to neglect the Chinese work.
Last Friday, at a meeting with Bishop Albert Vun in KK, the PCC petitioned for Pastor Margaret to stay in Ranau based on the facts given above. However, BAV told the six-person PCC since they had resigned, they had no say in the administration of the church. BAV also told the six men he would appoint a new PCC to replace them and would not stop them from serving or moving on to another church.
“What kind of a bishop is this? Instead of encouraging and strengthening us, he rubs salt to wounds and insinuates we should leave the Anglican church,” said Low. Louis Yap who was at the meeting said it was the first time in 17 years serving in the PCC he was scolded by a bishop. Both men testified BAV was so loud and furious that “his face changed shape”.
Bishop Albert Vun then accused St. Paul’s Church for “backstabbing him and twisting the knife on him”. He challenged them if they understood the 24-page dossier they signed and submitted by the 10 delegates to the House of Bishops last year. The six PCC members were puzzled. First, they did not sign the petition to the House of Bishops, only a petition against Philip Lo’s ordination. Secondly, what does the Diocesan crisis has to do with the local ministry in St. Paul’s Church?
“He was raging and getting very personal. Why is he scolding us for things we did not do?” Yap argued. While BAV raged, Low said he realised revenge was the real motive behind the transfer of Pastor Margaret Chong, not the wellbeing of St. Paul’s Church.
“After six months [sabbatical], Bishop Albert Vun has not changed one bit. He has become more bitter and vengeful,” said Low.
When the PCC returned to Ranau, Pastor Margaret coaxed them to withdraw their resignation to no avail. “If Bishop Albert Vun writes to us officially to ask us to stay on, personally delivers the letter to us and then apologise for humiliating and wrongly accusing us, then perhaps we would reconsider. Otherwise there is nothing to talk about,” said Low.
Most members of St. Paul’s PCC have served the church for more than 20 years. They gave their money, time and resources sacrificially to raise enough funds for the building projects. To be discarded just before these projects begin was heartbreaking.
“Since the Diocese wants to call all the shots, then let them handle the building projects. They made it clear they don’t need us anymore,” said Low. When asked if the PCC would continue to support the projects under the leadership Canon Lidis, Low said the PCC had nothing against Canon Lidis or his leadership. Yet when it comes to giving and contribution, he believes the church members will be “very cautious” after this rude awakening.
As for Pastor Margaret Chong who confronted the 3 bishops for lying, her transfer to Sandakan had been moved forward from 5 December to 15 October.