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
“What is good and beautiful is to find enjoyment in one’s toil.” From health to justice, the speaker asks: can workers truly enjoy the fruits of their labour? The gap between minimum and living wage, the employment barriers facing neurodivergent and LGBTQ people — the calling of a faith community is to speak for those denied their opportunity.
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Ascension Day meets IDAHOBIT. As long as we stare at the sky waiting for a from-heaven answer, we miss the heart of faith. Jesus removed his bodily presence so we would rise and bear the mission — not through fresher evidence but through the Spirit’s power and love. The Ascension is not a farewell; it is a commissioning.
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Pastor Hong reflects on a brother in the community who lives with blindness, and who read Job through blindness, conversion therapy, and a lifetime of losses. Out of the whirlwind, God answers not with explanations but with presence.
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“No one can know themselves alone.” Dr. Dino Wong drew from Acts 2 and 4, Karl Barth’s relational theology, and the clinical concept of re-parenting — weaving a vision of identity not as something we possess, but something that emerges in the gaze we share.
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BMCC’s 12 September 2025 public statement expressing deep regret at the Legislative Council’s rejection of the Same-Sex Partnership Registration Bill — which would have implemented the Court of Final Appeal’s 2023 ruling in Sham Tsz-Kit v Secretary for Justice. The Board calls for renewed constitutional response, anti-discrimination education, and a system that protects every committed, family-building partnership.
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BMCC’s 28 July 2025 submission to the LegCo Bills Committee supporting passage of the Same-Sex Partnership Registration Bill. The submission documents real cases from BMCC members — medical-decision exclusion, unrecognised overseas marriages, psychological trauma, transgender and rental difficulties — and proposes refinements including expanded recognition, cross-statute coordination, and non-discrimination in administration.
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In December 2024 and January 2025 BMCC baptized seven Christians. This essay traces baptism from its Jewish mikveh origins through John the Baptist’s reformist call to repentance, and explores BMCC’s understanding — drawing from Reformed theology, Evangelicalism, and ancient spiritual practice — as a threefold public declaration: to God, to witnesses, and to the spiritual realm.
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BMCC’s privacy policy statement, governed by the Hong Kong Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance (Cap. 486). Covers what personal data we collect from members, service users, visitors, and digital users; the purposes of collection; how data is used and disclosed; member rights of access and correction; data retention; cookies; and security practices.
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BMCC’s 2024 Creed. We believe in God the Creator of All Possibilities, in Jesus Christ God’s Beloved Son, in the Holy Spirit Sustainer of Life. We believe the Church’s mission is to guide people to follow Christ, that the Bible is inspired by God, and that all believers are priests to each other — salt and light to the world.
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An HK01 feature on two same-sex couples in their early thirties — Alan and Hong, Sonia and Caroline — who are married overseas but unrecognised under Hong Kong law. They have prepared wills, Advance Medical Directives, and Enduring Powers of Attorney. For them, planning for life and death is not only about assets — it’s about continuing their values and dreams.
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