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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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

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

I was honored to speak and pray at a warm gathering to remember and celebrate D’s life (for privacy and convenience, let me call this person “D”). D was a very active and faithful member of our outreach ministry and community for about 10 years. I had the honor of knowing D through our outreach Continue reading

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I had the opportunity to meet someone (for convenience and privacy, let’s call this person “A”) once again while they volunteered at our lunch program. Before A’s helper told me, I didn’t realize that A had a disability. I asked A, “How has your day been so far? Did you enjoy your work and lunch? Continue reading

One of our long-term volunteers, Grace, died several days ago. The family and many friends, including whom she gave much of her volunteering hours, including Richmond Food Bank and St Albans’ outreach program, came to the church to celebrate her life. Grace cooked meals and served the marginals for many years faithfully. I was moved Continue reading

This morning, I visited a homeless individual (let’s call him “M” for convenience and privacy). Several days ago, someone attacked M, and M had to call 911. M was overwhelmed and tired of feeling anxious, insecure, and uncertain. Social workers offered M a room-sharing arrangement, but he rejected the offer due to fear. After months Continue reading