Since 1945, our motto has always been “Christ to the World by Radio.”

In this rapidly changing world, with technologies developing in leaps and bounds, the era moves from ‘wired’ to ‘wireless,’ from radio broadcast to television. In this scenario, doubters have asked, “Is there a future for radio broadcast?” Although such a mindset has been around for decades, radio broadcasting is still undoubtedly fascinating and irresistible.

Thousands of people are on the road everyday and they still make it a habit to tune in to their radios so contrary to what some may say, radio steadfastly refuses to be a relic from the past.

We however believe that we must make use of new technologies to bring the gospel of Christ to the greater majority. The webcast being one of these mediums, we have set up this web site to complement our traditional radio broadcast to continue to bring “Christ to the world by radio.”

"We were therefore buried with him through baptism into death in order that, just as Christ was raised from the dead through the glory of the Father, we too may live a new life." (Romans 6:4)

To Christians, there are two aspects in death and resurrection. Besides the bodily death, to die with Christ also symbolises our old self is over. Similarly, resurrection not only refers to the body resurrection in the future, but also the beginning of new life after believing in the Lord. In this sense, the baptism expresses the meanings of these aspects. Therefore, death and resurrection are not things of the future but start right away when we believe in Christ. That means this new life is capable of living anew and departing from the old life-style that is against God's will. However, we cannot do it by relying on our own power. We ought to rely on the power of God which resurrected Christ. Therefore, we should not forget to rely on the power of the heavenly Father in the process of our growth. By prayer and meditating on the love of the Father which depicted through the death and resurrection of Jesus, let's remind and encourage ourselves.