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We started this ministry since 2005, with a strong compassion to rescue the lost teens out of darkness.

The Gospel brings them hope, helps them establish proper life-values and sets them free from drug addiction and triad involvement. By sharing God’s love with them, we hope that they can rebuild family relations, enjoy school life, and can contribute to the society one day. We continue to shepherd and disciple these newly converted youths such that their life stories will be able to touch and influence many other lost teens! 

Jesus went through all the towns and villages, teaching in their synagogues, proclaiming the good news of the kingdom and healing every disease and sickness. When he saw the crowds, he had compassion on them, because they were harassed and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd.  matthew 9:35-36

Creative Evangelism with like minded partners to host stimulating events and draw those that will never

step into church to experience fun, love and connection.

By provide an erray of classes and skill trainings in addition to discipleship, we hope prepare them physically, intellectually, emotionally and spiritually for the future.

Our youth center in Jordan acts as a home for marginal youths as place where they can find true healthy connections. With programs running thoughout the day, it creates a safe haven for young people to gather, to hang out and have genuine fellowship.

Taking into account the current situation with COVID-19, we feel the need to reach out to those who are underprivileged in our immediate neighbourhood near Jordan. By visiting door to door twice a week, we have been able to identify those who are living in subdivided homes and caged bed spaces, many who have become jobless due to the effects of the pandemic, and families who are finding it extremely difficult to care for their school-age children due to the suspension of classes since mid-January.

In an effort to aid these families and individuals, to date, we have given out 11,000+ surgical masks and 900+ hand sanitisers. We have also been able to give out cleaning products, rice bags, nutritional milk for children, ointment for muscle and joint pain for the elderlies, all thanks to our generous partners and donors.

We have a team made up of 30+ volunteers, mostly young people going out in this effort every Tuesday and Thursday. A few of them have even taken up lead roles in organising the effort and running different teams. These young people are fully aware of the risk that involves with engaging with the community at this time, but they truly believe in the mission of reaching out to our neighbours, and are fearless and full of joy whenever we do so.