As we drink on April 30 to celebrate Boba Day in recognition of Pearl Milk Tea, why not reflect on how Jesus is the real pearl among cultural dualisms
Happy Boba Day
Democracy can’t save Hong Kong
Only Jesus can provide the true freedom that can save the people of Hong Kong. It is my prayer for Hong Kong, that the need to protest will be over and the peace will reign in this world. May your kingdom come Lord!
Sydney University students rally for Hong Kong
Braving the rain and pro-China demonstrators, nearly 150 Sydney students hoisted umbrellas in support of the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong.
Tensions rise as Solidarity with Hong Kong grows
Around 500 supporters of Hong Kong's protest movement were met with vocal opposition from 50 pro-China supporters in Sydney's Martin Place on 16 August 2019
God of the Heavenly Kingdom
福 is often something that Chinese wish upon on each other at Lunar New Year, but maybe it’s time to take a step back and think of the eternal blessing that has been offered to the world through Christ
Sydney rallies in support of freedom in Hong Kong
Thousands of Hong Kong expats and supporters have marched in Sydney today protesting the proposed China Extradition Bill.
What’s become of Hong Kong? #HKSAR20
From coloniser to coloniser or finally on the path back to the motherland? Hong Kong's past two decades has been fraught with challenges.
Guide to “Electoral Fraud” in Hong Kong
How Hong Kong's true rulers in Beijing are trying to eradicate pan-democratic opposition voices.
反對人大釋法 香港示威抗議 2016年11月6日
反對人大釋法 香港示威抗議 2016年11月6日
Protest against NPC (Beijing) interpretation of Hong Kong Basic Law: 6 November 2016
Video by Roydon Ng
反對人大釋法 香港示威抗議 2016年11月2日
反對人大釋法 香港示威抗議 2016年11月2日
Protest against NPC (Beijing) interpretation of Hong Kong Basic Law: 2 November 2016
Video by Roydon Ng
Hong Kong Independence = Build The New Great Wall
The so-called "plan" for Hong Kong independence (which is a self defeating act) is currently as good as chopping off a tree branch you're sitting on.
HK Youngspiration lawmaker uses swearing in to swear at China
In a disturbing display of contempt In Hong Kong's Legislative Council, several newly elected lawmakers have modified their oaths to offend China.