Isn't it that this sort of application for 1 Malaysia laptop computer (supposedly for poorer group) is supposed to go through our church pastors? Excuse me if I am wrong?
All wealthy church leaders who successfully applied for the 1 malaysia computer should tender their resignation,as their actions have jeoperdised our church's images and caused Jesus ashamed.
Report by Eric Luk is true and I also support all comments by him.
Church leader... just a cheap 1 malaysia computer able to smash you down. How can you be so weak??.
Not wrong so long as one has met the prerequisite laid down by the government, one of which is that an applicant must be within the category of poor, in both figures and truthfulness.
The basic criteria for eligibility to receive the laptops, is have a monthly household income of not more than RM3,000. I wonder how these 'leaders' who can drive such luxury cars to the church but his family total income is less than 3000 ringgit per month.
They are many poorer peoples/church members than "poor church leaders" among us.
Since the government assigned church to co-ordinate these subsidies to the real poor people, our church have the full responsibility to ensures that its fall in the right people hands.
Our church is different from association or societies, we do all thing for extra miles and extra effort....
if the church leader who are in so called in poor category and entitle for the computers, ask themselves, are they still many poorer people around them and they deserve the computer more than the "poor church leaders".
The "poor church leaders" should help poorer church members to apply the computer and not applied for themselves in the first place.
This should be right attitude of church leaders.
Don't fool around with this government subsidies loose holes.
I understand that most of our churches in Sibu town were allocated laptops according to their respective sizes for distribution to the eligible church members (those who are categorised as poor according to the definition of the government). Can we have some kind of transparency by making the recipient list available? I am sure we have nothing to hide! The list may be pasted on the notice boards of the respective churches for viewing. This is one way to dispel the doubts.
What I am equally concerned is the approving procedure of our church in giving out the laptops intended for the deserving poor church members. How did the wealthy church members manage to get through the scanning process? Are the approving authorities too loose or are the wealthy ones too smart? We really have to review our system and get ourselves ready for another possible onslaught of 1 Malaysia scheme. The time now is taxing with the drums beating loud for the 13th GE.
It was reported a wealthy ex-church leader used eligible poor church member name successfully apply for the 1 Malaysia Laptop and in return reward the poor church member RM500.00 for the exchange of the laptop.
It is shocking that this sort of "partnership for convenience" also happened in our church! This just shows how easily we may succumb to Satan's temptation if the foundation of our faith is weak.
Our sister Chang CY, who is our church administrative clerk had successfully applied for the 1 Malaysia laptop and she give the laptop to her colleague who is poor but not eligible to apply due to some restrictions.
Her action glorified Juses name.
Reality wealthy and pretend "poor church leaders" should learn something from our sister Chang CY.
It is right to correct their wrongdoing but threaten to disclose their identities or publicly condemn their action are not appropriate steps. I agree with the above that to seek advise from Church PIC.
The way I see it is that it is perfectly alright to put up the laptop recipient list for viewing by church members. When the Nazib administration could be transparent enough to make the RM500 aid recipient lists available for public viewing, I see scanty reason why our church cannot do so to clear the clouds away. Isn't it true that Methodist Church upholds the principle of clarity and the principle of disclosure? What makes us hold back now?
可以要求教会邀请他们在主日或团契中,向大家分享如何能够在不符合政府条件资格下,成功申请【1个马来西亚手提电脑】甚至是【1个马来西亚500援助金】等相关手续或通道。好消息是要传开来的,不然你们就有罪了!
回复删除Isn't it that this sort of application for 1 Malaysia laptop computer (supposedly for poorer group) is supposed to go through our church pastors? Excuse me if I am wrong?
回复删除All wealthy church leaders who successfully applied for the 1 malaysia computer should tender their resignation,as their actions have jeoperdised our church's images and caused Jesus ashamed.
回复删除Report by Eric Luk is true and I also support all comments by him.
Church leader... just a cheap 1 malaysia computer able to smash you down. How can you be so weak??.
多了解事件的來龍去脈後再下評論吧...
回复删除向政府申请【1个马来西亚手提电脑】及【1个马来西亚500援助金】有不對嗎?
回复删除Not wrong so long as one has met the prerequisite laid down by the government, one of which is that an applicant must be within the category of poor, in both figures and truthfulness.
回复删除楼上匿名的简直就是“企有此理”。
回复删除Eric都说了这些人身家如此丰厚,却恬不知耻地和穷人争这些免费福利。你既然都不符合有关当局的申请资格,却跑去申请就是一错;你申请竟然被批准然后将电脑拿来私用就是二错;身为基督徒应该身体力行“施比受更为有福”而不是贪小便宜绊倒别人甚至整个教会就是第三错!
麻烦回去多看腓力比书,学学保罗如何怎样处卑贱,也知道怎样处丰富。
是的。我赞同您的说法。
删除The basic criteria for eligibility to receive the laptops, is have a monthly household income of not more than RM3,000. I wonder how these 'leaders' who can drive such luxury cars to the church but his family total income is less than 3000 ringgit per month.
回复删除They are many poorer peoples/church members than "poor church leaders" among us.
回复删除Since the government assigned church to co-ordinate these subsidies to the real poor people, our church have the full responsibility to ensures that its fall in the right people hands.
Our church is different from association or societies, we do all thing for extra miles and extra effort....
if the church leader who are in so called in poor category and entitle for the computers, ask themselves, are they still many poorer people around them and they deserve the computer more than the "poor church leaders".
The "poor church leaders" should help poorer church members to apply the computer and not applied for themselves in the first place.
This should be right attitude of church leaders.
Don't fool around with this government subsidies loose holes.
这就是政治的黑暗,真正需要帮忙的却得不到帮助。
回复删除这些援助金,一马电脑的申请条件都没有清楚列明。
有的一个家庭还拿了2架或以上,这些都是被应许的吗?
听说申请一马电脑的一定要需要“某个”地区的选民才有资格申请,而且该选民的父母“最好”也是在该选区里的。难道这些都是该选区候选人用自己的钱来购买这些电脑然后赠送给该区的选民们吗?
I understand that most of our churches in Sibu town were allocated laptops according to their respective sizes for distribution to the eligible church members (those who are categorised as poor according to the definition of the government). Can we have some kind of transparency by making the recipient list available? I am sure we have nothing to hide! The list may be pasted on the notice boards of the respective churches for viewing. This is one way to dispel the doubts.
回复删除I agree that the name list shall be posted on the church notice boards or Sunday service bulletin.
回复删除Nothing to hide,they are not doing anything wrong under malaysia's Laws.
The name list will give church members peace of mind to known where about the laptop, that all.
这就是人性中的贪啊!这些申请一马电脑的教会领袖应该把得来的手电转赠给贫穷的需要者。你们的行为让基督徒蒙羞啊!
回复删除What I am equally concerned is the approving procedure of our church in giving out the laptops intended for the deserving poor church members. How did the wealthy church members manage to get through the scanning process? Are the approving authorities too loose or are the wealthy ones too smart? We really have to review our system and get ourselves ready for another possible onslaught of 1 Malaysia scheme. The time now is taxing with the drums beating loud for the 13th GE.
回复删除Dear God, grant us the wisdom to see and hear your words and the courage and confidence to act according to your will. Amen.
回复删除It was reported a wealthy ex-church leader used eligible poor church member name successfully apply for the 1 Malaysia Laptop and in return reward the poor church member RM500.00 for the exchange of the laptop.
回复删除That is too bad............
It is shocking that this sort of "partnership for convenience" also happened in our church! This just shows how easily we may succumb to Satan's temptation if the foundation of our faith is weak.
回复删除Some bright sight from a church,
回复删除Our sister Chang CY, who is our church administrative clerk had successfully applied for the 1 Malaysia laptop and she give the laptop to her colleague who is poor but not eligible to apply due to some restrictions.
Her action glorified Juses name.
Reality wealthy and pretend "poor church leaders" should learn something from our sister Chang CY.
我也很想申請一架, 可是我拿到的話, 我的良知會不安, 我怕, 也怕上帝。 不是我高調, 而是要有一點“基督徒” 的 個調。tolong, tolong,
回复删除人可是萬物之靈。
that other who have the laptop do the same thing also,
回复删除give to the one who real need. hope the discuss can stop now.
Don't blame and complaints other people mistakes.
删除Not because other people made mistakes or committed sin and it become rationale or not so wrong for us to follow their wrong footsteps.
Mind your own business.
If you do somethings wrong ask forgiveness from the relevant counterparts
This is good platform for discussion.
since the damages is done, please seek advise from your church's pastor-in-charge on how to reconcile back the mistakes.
删除It is right to correct their wrongdoing but threaten to disclose their identities or publicly condemn their action are not appropriate steps. I agree with the above that to seek advise from Church PIC.
回复删除The way I see it is that it is perfectly alright to put up the laptop recipient list for viewing by church members. When the Nazib administration could be transparent enough to make the RM500 aid recipient lists available for public viewing, I see scanty reason why our church cannot do so to clear the clouds away. Isn't it true that Methodist Church upholds the principle of clarity and the principle of disclosure? What makes us hold back now?
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