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Oct 22, 2024 – Pathways to Wellness: Strength, Support, and New Beginnings
Mental health is a growing concern in BC, with 18% of the population experiencing challenges like anxiety, depression, or substance use disorders. In Richmond, youth are particularly vulnerable, often facing high stress and limited access to care. Yet, there is hope and support for those in need. During my visit to Pathways Clubhouse Richmond, I… Continue reading
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A Call to Compassion:
Reaching Out to the Marginalized and Vulnerable in Our Communities In every city, the most vulnerable among us—the homeless, the addicted, and the marginalized—face profound challenges every day. Their struggles are often invisible to the broader community, but the reality of their suffering demands our attention. As Christians, we are called to respond with compassion,… Continue reading
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The Call to Justice, Inclusivity, and Community: A Christian Response
Introduction: The Christian Call Beyond Church Walls In a world increasingly divided by inequality and exclusion, Christians are called to bring their faith into the public square—not through political power, but through compassion, advocacy, and solidarity with the marginalized. The heart of the gospel is found in our words and actions of blessing, support, and… Continue reading
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Oct 18, 2024 – Building Connections: A Holistic Approach to Addiction Prevention
Today, I had the honor of meeting with Alvin, the Program Coordinator at Richmond Addiction Services Society (RASS), a non-profit organization dedicated to addiction prevention and education. RASS offers a wide range of services focused on health promotion, prevention, and early intervention for children, youth, and families. I had the opportunity to attend Alvin’s “Understanding… Continue reading
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Oct 17, 2024 – Building Bridges: A Journey Towards Inclusivity and Equity in Richmond
I am deeply honored to have been invited to join the Richmond Anti-Racism Committee, an initiative spearheaded by Richmond Multicultural Community Services. The committee’s vision is clear and vital: to work hand in hand with every section of our community to combat racism and build a robust, intersectional society. This work seeks to foster equity,… Continue reading
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Oct 16, 2024 – Richmond Homeless Connect 2024: A Day of Community, Compassion, and Hope
I had the incredible honor of being invited to speak at this year’s 15th annual Richmond Homeless Connect. This event is a shining example of what our community can achieve when we care for those who need it most. It was truly humbling to stand alongside so many dedicated volunteers and community organizations, all working… Continue reading
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Fr. Bill’s first E-book
Hello, everyone. Fr, Bill excited to share that I’ve just released his first e-book. This concise booklet showcases a collection of updated poses that Fr. Bill has curated. Consider this a sneak peek of his upcoming e-book. Fr. Bill would love for you to read, share, and support his writing and publishing endeavors! Continue reading
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September 19, 2024 – Truth and Reconciliation, Valuable insights and learning from an indigenous chief at a public dialogue.
Today, I had the honor of being one of the four panelists from different backgrounds at the Strengthening Intercultural Dialogue event organized by Richmond Multicultural Community Services. One of the panelists, Norm Leech, an indigenous chief, shared valuable insights into the concept of Truth and Reconciliation. As an immigrant, I was reminded of the importance… Continue reading
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Sept 15, 2024 – How can we mobilize more individuals to participate in creating lasting solutions to minimize homelessness?
This morning, I had the chance to deliver food to the DTES with Ziggy. Due to the closure until the next benefit-receiving day, we encountered more people in need of food as they had run out of money. Many individuals I spoke to expressed their gratitude and need for the support. Our food provision today… Continue reading
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