PCT helps UCA in Australia flood
From "Taiwan Church News" <[email protected]>Date Mon, 24 Jan 2011 17:53:10 +0800
3073 Edition
>January 17-23, 2011
>General Assembly News
>PCT helps UCA in Australia flood
>Reported by Sam Lee
>Written by Lydia Ma
The PCT has donated US$10,000 in flood relief to churches in Queensland,
Australia, where recent floods have left many homeless. Concerned with the
situation in Queensland, PCT General Secretary Andrew Chang wrote a letter
to the Uniting Church in Australia (UCA) to express his concern on behalf
of the PCT.
According to reports, Brisbane has been the worst hit area in recent
floodings in Australia. However, members of the Brisbane Taiwanese
Congregation of UCA are safe and sound because they live in the outskirts
of the city.
PCT churches in Taiwan have been praying for churches in Australia and
corresponding with them to get the latest update on the flood.
Upon hearing about the flood, PCT General Assembly leaders contacted UCA
leaders and wired donations to be used for rescue and relief. Chang said
UCA had been a great partner of PCT in missions ministries and the latter
had also lent its support to Taiwan during past natural disasters.
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