Methodist Youth Convention

Photos for the Methodist Youth Convention have now been uploaded. You may click on the link below to see all the photos:

Albums from Brother William Law, click here

Albums from Brother Peter Yong, click here

Albums from myself, click here
Day 1 
Day 2 Part 1
Day 2 part 2
Day 3 Part 1
Day 3 Part 2
Day 3 supplementary photos
Day 4

Enjoy!

2010 Methodist Youth Convention

Today, 18-Dec-2010, is the first day of the annual Methodist Youth Convention 2010 held at Curtin University of Technology in Miri. This year, Grace Methodist Church is hosting the event, which will end on Monday.

The attendees will be staying at the university hostel and everyone is guaranteed a bed, warm water to shower and I think air-con room for everyone.

The university is at Senadin. The setting is nice... lots of green, ...

... man-made lakes and beautiful sunrise and sunset!

Over the next few days, they will be well fed...

... with enough food...

... which I think they all enjoyed very much.

In the afternoon, they had ice-breakers. No problem, they all get to know each other through this type of games.

... worship.

Before the food was fully digested, they were fed again at tea break.

... and more ice-breaking. This time, another group from Kuching finally arrived.

At dinner, they were well fed again.

We had Pastor Herbert Tan delivering a message for the evening session.

The crowd was much bigger. Altogether, there were just over 200 participants from all over Sarawak.

Chan Clan 15th Anniversary Celebration

Miri Chapter of Chan Clan Association celebrated 15th anniversary on Sunday night. The show started off ...

with drummers ...

... multi-racial native dancers ...

... Chinese dances

Singing competition by 8 song birds .. she is ladies champion.

Group photo for competition

One of the singers!

More photos can be found at my facebook. First night; 2nd Night

Visit to MMU (Daicon)

We went to Cyberjaya yesterday to visit Daicon exhibition. I wasn't too sure what was in store for me (except Jon) until I was there. It was quite a journey because, first, my GPS mess up, then I make a wrong turn and ended up taking 1 hour instead of 30 minutes! I realised that Daicon is actually something for Japanese culture, ie, not for adult but for kids and teens. It was all about Anime and games convention! For the first time, I saw so many figurines and all the admirers. It seems that figurines are mostly admired by boys for obvious reason. I took many photos and this is my first installment ... enjoy!

The great hall of MMU.

Do come back again for more pictures ....