歡迎任何人來敬拜、事奉，在靈裡成長。亞洲第一間同志友善教會
Dr. Chen Wen-shan, Assistant Professor at the Department of Religion at Yu Shan Theological Seminary (Taiwan), visits BMCC to speak on Matthew 15:21-38 — Jesus and the Canaanite woman. Dr. Chen has been a leading scholar of feminist theology, disability theology, restorative justice, and the religious right in Taiwan. She was a founding signatory of Taiwan’s interfaith marriage-equality petition and wrote the preface to Rev. Ngeo Boon Lin’s books.
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Lead pastor on Luke 17:21 — ‘the Kingdom of God is within you.’ The Kingdom does not arrive with observable spectacle; it is already breaking out among us, in the lives that bear love and justice. To live in the Kingdom is to live as if it is true now.
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Lead pastor on Matthew 21:21. Faith that moves mountains is not intellectual assent — it is the trust of the heart. The thinking that questions and doubts is good for us, but it is the trusting heart that gives faith its life.
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Rev. Ngeo Boon Lin on Luke 17:11-19 — the ten lepers, one of whom returned to give thanks. To begin the year with gratitude is to begin life with gratitude. Of those who receive grace, only one in ten returns to thank — but that one is the one who lives transformed.
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BMCC’s Gender Diversity Workshop Series, funded by the Equal Opportunities (Sexual Orientation) Funding Scheme. Four batches of three-session workshops led by Dr. Jason Ho (HKU Faculty of Education), centred on interactive activities, role-play, and forum theatre. Topics include the challenges social ideologies pose to sexual minorities; participants deepen their understanding of diversity, equality, and civil society.
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Jason Ho on Mark 1:1 — ‘the beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ.’ To imitate Jesus is to begin as he did — in the wilderness, baptised by John, called Beloved by the Father, sent into the world.
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BMCC at the 2017 Hong Kong Pride Parade — Saturday, 25 November, from Victoria Park to Edinburgh Place. The theme: ‘Turn the Wind, Shift the Position — Bid Discrimination Farewell.’ BMCC calls on the government to enact sexual orientation discrimination protection and a gender recognition scheme without surgical preconditions.
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BMCC’s 2017 World AIDS Day action — Friday 1 December 2017, 7:30 p.m. at the Flagpole Promenade, Tsim Sha Tsui. Fear comes from ignorance; this World AIDS Day, BMCC offered Free Hugs to convey love and care to everyone who could be exposed to HIV — that is, to you and to me.
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The 2017 Hong Kong government public consultation on whether to establish a Gender Recognition Scheme — including eligibility criteria and procedures. BMCC participated through a series of talks during the consultation period and called publicly for opposing surgical preconditions for gender recognition. Submission channels and reference materials are provided.
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BMCC’s 25th anniversary ‘I Have a Story’ exhibition (12 August – 1 September 2017, KUC Space). Through text, photos, and objects, the exhibition tells the lesser-known stories of BMCC’s twenty-five years — including the pressures behind the 1996 Apple Daily headline ‘Christians Establish BMCC.’ Founder Michael Lai is honoured.
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