About the organisation
Blessed Ministry Community Church (BMCC), formerly named Blessed Minority Christian Fellowship, was founded in 1992 as a splinter of the Religion Group within Ten Percent Club, one of the oldest LGBTI+ organizations in Hong Kong. The group has grown in size and now operates as a church organization, limited by guarantee. BMCC is now one of the oldest inclusive churches affirming LGBTI+ individuals in Asia. It is a non-denominational church that is open to people of all genders, sexualities, races, classes, and ages and does not set preconditions based on these traits for people to serve within the church or to participate in any church activities.
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- 7/F, IW CENTRE 95 LAI CHI KOK ROAD MONGKOK KOWLOON, HONG KONG
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- Resting in the Presence of Others
Are you familiar with sadness — or have you learned to outrun it? Drawing from Mark 6, Ted Yip explores Jesus’s invitation to rest in community: four elements of a true retreat, and his own story of suppressed grief finally met. Rest is not a sin. You don’t have to carry this alone. The post Resting in the Presence of Others first appeared on BMCC 基恩之家.
- Grace Beyond Calculation
We measure what we deserve against what others receive — and miss the real gift entirely. In the Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard, the denarius is not the point: entry into the vineyard itself is. God's grace is not distributed by merit or seniority. The door is always open. The post Grace Beyond Calculation first appeared on BMCC 基恩之家.
- Our Dignity
"When no one asks your name, what happens to your sense of worth?" Frankie So explores respect through a bruising job search — and discovers that genuine respect needs intention, action, and the other person’s capacity to receive it. Every person carries weight. The post Our Dignity first appeared on BMCC 基恩之家.
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Does not receive recurrent funding from the Social Welfare Department
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