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    City Harvest's founder Kong Hee & 4 others arrested/charged

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      Lilac66
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      The Shaw guy in the under-aged prostitution case must think the CHC case is a GOd-send for him, at least he's not under the strongest spotlight. πŸ˜“

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        phtthp
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        Ming Yi \"swallow\" peanuts, compared to Kong Hee involved in (earlier 23 + another 26) = Total $49 million ! :gloomy:


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        in an attempt to grow their church membership big big so that in future can collect more \"tithing\" earnings from church members, mega church had started giving so called \"free tuition\" to young kids, from as early as K2 age / P1 onwards into Primary school(s).

        In an attempt to draw \"fresh blood\" from young tender age, they package nicely or design \"free tuition\" so as to lure as many parents & kids go there, join their church activities from very young. So that when these young kids grow up, they can naturally become their church members, join their cell group(s). On the surface, children seem to benefit from tuition, in the name of Education. On another, objective / purpose is to grow church membership. Just be aware that such strategic tactics are being deployed in the market place now ! That's how mega church can grow fast, more tithing to come in.

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          kwcllf
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          MrsSeah:
          I know an ex-contract cleaner for our office who are CH member. That time she seem happy with the church because she received lots of help from them. She is a low income earner and couldn't effort tuition for her kids. Her kids have free tuition there and do quite well in their studies and both are able to go to poly. She told me that the member there are very united and help each other. I felt that as a low income earner who are able to receive this type of help is good.


          I didn't ask her whether she got financial help from them or not. Neither do I ask her whether she contribute her income. πŸ˜›

          From what she said, some of them do benefit from joining CH. πŸ˜›
          This was posted a few threads back.
          http://sgforums.com/forums/1381/topics/400675

          They definitely seem to be a tight-knitted group, provided your are with them. But once, you want out, you become a total outcast, as was mentioned in the forum.

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            MMM
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            Lilac66:
            The Shaw guy in the under-aged prostitution case must think the CHC case is a GOd-send for him, at least he's not under the strongest spotlight. πŸ˜“

            :rotflmao: At least his prayers are answered. :imanangel:

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              MMM
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              phtthp:
              Ming Yi \"swallow\" peanuts, compared to Kong Hee involved in (earlier 23 + another 26) = Total $49 million ! :gloomy:
              His case was more like a governance issue rather than desire to siphone $$$

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                N.029275Lo
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                I was from CHC. I left about a year ago because my wife wanted us to be in the same church. Until now, my leader in CHC keeps in contact with me. They do not treat us like outcast because we have left. I would say that the people in CHC are not blind followers of Pastor Kong. We have seen how much he and his wife has impacted lives, and how the cross over project has built orphanages and done a lot of good.


                I myself benefitted a lot from his teachings. Sometimes, we are quick to judge and β€˜celebrate’ the bad news but nobody wants to hear all the good that is done and remember. Even if people say I am stupid to believe in him and to stand for him if he is guilty, I will do that. I cannot forget all the good that this couple has done.

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                  osim
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                  Dreamaurora:


                  The 10% amount is based on an Old Testament practice of giving 10% of your produce. But bear in mind in that day's context, the tithe was not only used to maintain God's temple, but also for day to day running of the community i.e. your modern day income tax.

                  This amount is still recommended today by many churches. But of course this is voluntary, and beside there are other ways to give back to the church beside monetary contributions, e.g. serving in ministries, cooking refreshments, flower offerings, etc. The issue with CHC was that the church was quite strict in enforcing this 10% rule. Although yes technically it is voluntary, if you are in a CG, if you late or do not pay your tithe, there is emotional repercussions from your leaders and members if you get what I mean.

                  Which verse and book in the Old Testament talks about tithing. I am curious and want to read more about it.

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                    Karen4791
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                    This will be the talk of the the town for months to come.

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                      jasmineong
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                      MMM:
                      phtthp:

                      Ming Yi \"swallow\" peanuts, compared to Kong Hee involved in (earlier 23 + another 26) = Total $49 million ! :gloomy:

                      His case was more like a governance issue rather than desire to siphone $$$

                      The money in this case went mainly to finance the crossover project, yes they may have spent some on their own expenses but it was mainly to bring the gospel to the unchurched in the entertainment world. I am not from their church, but I believe in what they were trying to do. Just maybe should have been more careful about governance.

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                        Way2GO
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                        MMM:
                        phtthp:

                        Ming Yi \"swallow\" peanuts, compared to Kong Hee involved in (earlier 23 + another 26) = Total $49 million ! :gloomy:

                        His case was more like a governance issue rather than desire to siphone $$$

                        I agree with u on dis.
                        He was trying to help his PA, but he bypassed proper procedure n it was not d right way to do it.
                        He was not a corrupt person in d same mold of d PUB, SIA, LTA guys.

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