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B.  Five Loaves and Two Fish Campaign
                                                    1998
        This year is the 24th anniversary of the Five Loaves   September  A  Response  to   th e   Q u a lity   School  Education
         and  Two  Fish  Campaign.  The  purpose  of  this      Policy
         campaign  is  to  encourage  Christians  concern  and   O cto ber  The C hurch  and  N ew   Im m igran t  M in is try
         sharing for  overseas  needs.  1998  funding  projects   N ovem ber  The C hurch  in  a  M u lti-c u ltu ra l  Society
         are listed as follows:                     December    C od  W ith   Us:  N ew   R eflections  on  the

                                                                Incarnation
         D e s ig n a te d   F und
                                            HK$     1999
         1. Zhangjiakou  Earthquake.  Hebei  (China)  1,0 8 2 ,406  January/February  A   Response to  th e  W eek o f Prayer
         2. C hina  Flood              9 8 2 ,2 2 1 ,250  March  Exploration o f the  N ew   Era  o f C hurch  U n ity
         3.  Back to  School  Project  (China)  1,3 0 1 ,217  A p ril  The  Ecumenical  M ovem ent o f the  C hurch
         4.  Beiwan  Kei  O i  Prim ary School  (China)  3 4 2 ,700  M ay  Staying  Together  in  the  M id st  o f  Economic
         5. Yellow  Plateau  Project  (China)  75 ,298          Recession
         6.  N o rth   Korea              2 4 4 ,984  June      D iscipleship  in  the  2 I st C e n tu ry
                                                   July/A ug ust  C hurch  Responses  to   th e   “ In te rn a tio n a l  Year
         Non-designated Fund: HK$756,650                        o f the  Elderly"

         Total : HK$6,024,506                       Communications

         Non-designated Funding Projects are:       I.  News & Views

                                            HK$      "News & View" continued publication as the quarterly
         I.  CCDB  -   Rural  development   66,813   English  international  newsletter  of  the  Council.  The
           (Bangladesh)                              newsletter is also published on the Council's homepage.
         2.  CASA - Rural development (India)  105,171  Rev. Judy CHAN is the Editor.
         3.  Mengzhou  Primary  School  in  100,000
           Houcheong  Township.   Puding            II.  Radio & Television Ministries
           County. Guizhou, China.
                                                     The  Council  continues  to  support  religious
           The  total  fund  is  HK$200,000.  of      broadcasting in Hong Kong. Rev. Judy CHAN served as
           which  HK$ 100,000  is  contributed        Acting Coordinator for the Religious Broadcasting and
           by  Wanchai  Rotary  Club  as  a          Television Advisory Committee (English/Christian) from
           matching fund.                             September  1998 -  April  1999.  Beginning May  I.  Ms.
                                                      Christina   CHUA    assumed    duties   as
         For emergency needs, it was determined to transfer   Coordinator/Producer of the Committee. Her position is
         non-designated  fund  HK$226,606  to  the    being  funded  initially  through  a  grant  of  the
         Emergency  Fund  to  make  up  the  total  amount  to   CWM/Nethersole  Fund.  This  year's  Committee
         HK$500.000.                                  Chairperson  is  Fr.  Roman  Carter.  O.P.  of the  Catholic
                                                      Church. The  Committee's  programs for  the  past  year
         In addition, "Back to School" is a project that helps   are as follows:
         sponsor children in rural areas in Mainland China to
         go back to school. The Chairperson of the working   A. Christian Radio Broadcasts
         committee is Rev. LAW Kit-choi.
                                                        Minutes That Matter:
    The “Message”  Editorial Committee                  A nine-minute program aired from Monday to Friday
                                                        at 9:50 a.m. on RTHK-4
    Rev. Eric SO Shing-yit is the Chairperson of the Committee
    and  Ms.  Louisa  WAI  is  the  editor  of  “Message",  the   Reflections:
    Council's Chinese newsletter.                       A  three-minute  late  night  meditation  aired  from
                                                         Monday to Friday around midnight on RTHK-4.
    The themes during the year of 1998/99 were:



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