BISHOPGATE in ANGLICAN SABAH

Wednesday, April 20, 2016

who want to touch the anointed would perish?

Those who said this statement "Don't touch the anointed" should know what to do now? It is hell fire for them to have defended AVCF as the "anointed" of the worst things in life and certainly a grave and great insult to God. We all know who are these people and it is up to God to forgive them. A lot of truth in what AVCF had done in the context of evil ways. Nothing to boast about except Jesus Christ keeps me alive for his mission to set the captives free as there are still many captives in the Anglican Diocese of Sabah. God has been telling me many times to set captives of poverty, oppression and under privileged FREE in Christ. There was great oppression under AVCF and so some have been set free by my effort by the mere evidence that I have survived in that tough mission. Nevertheless ADOS is still under "oppression" of sort and lies as largely the same people remain in the positions knowing nothing to change the lives of Christians to the TRUTH. Have any significant changes taken place without AVCF? Some people were praying that I would have died in 2012, but today I am as healthy as I was if not better. Thank God for that. Stephen said I had no God and I retorted that if I had no God, I would not be in the Wisma Anglican to serve the Writ of Summons against AVCF. That was God's mission accomplished and AVCF gang had gone awry indeed. So search our conscience and seek direct to Jesus Christ.

Sunday, April 3, 2016

Only me can save ASC like I did in 1988

ASC was almost dead in years prior to 1988 until I came back. Ask Bishop Chen Fah,ask Richard Chang, ask Dr James Chhoa... ASC was revived after 1988.. until now and going to sleep again ....

Saturday, March 26, 2016

Must read - PAC report on AVCF

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3Ou1GK6lsPXMHBrNFNGYUdzTGM/edit

Tuesday, January 19, 2016

One day at a time, Sweet Jesus - go there to enjoy this song

a great song - listen---http://yapsdiet.com/mystory/music/OneDayAtATime.128.mp3 (at the end of the page) http://yapsdiet.com/mystory/index.html One day at a time, sweet Jesus I'm only human I'm just a woman/man Help me believe In what I could be And all that I am Show me the stairway I have to climb Lord, for my sake Teach me to take One day at a time. One day at a time, sweet Jesus That's all I am asking from you Just give me the strength to do everyday What I have to do Yesterday's gone, sweet Jesus And tomorrow may never be mine Lord, help me today Show me the way One day at a time. Do you remember When you walked among men Well, Jesus you know If you're looking below It's worse now than then Cheating and stealing Violence and crime So for my sake Teach me to take One day at a time

Saturday, January 16, 2016

OPEN letter to Bishop Datuk Yong Ping Chung

I think you also heard of this about the special burial ground of AVCF. This suspicion has been with me since the day I was informed by someone in Tawau of the sudden passing of AVCF in Damai Specialist Centre - an unusual place he could be. Then stories of his wake was unknown in fook Lu Siew and that at the funeral service the coffin was closed to parishioners. Someone told me that his coffin was rather light weight. Then a few weeks later, we were told that his burial ground was so special with double security gates in Fook Lu Siew ground. It is not easy to get to the graveyard. Why? As a previous Bishop and also Archbishop, Datuk Yong Ping Chung needs to state the following:- 1. Is it right to be buried in private ground with top security and clearly a departure of the Anglican tradition? 2. Who paid for the special graveyard? 3. To pursue an investigation on this unusual scenario as rumours is rife around the State. 4. Propose to the present Bishop to take appropriate action to clear all doubts. 5. Maybe if it is fit to lodge a Police Report to determine what is in the graveyard. 6. If found to be fraud, auction the said graveyard and return the money to the church. Pray that God would restore the Anglican church of Sabah. God bless all, Joshua Kong