Timothy is a marketplace minister serving Christ in the city of Perth since 1987. An entrepreneur with business interests particularly in IT and in property investments. He has served at the board level in several non-profit organisations including WA Chinese Chamber of Commerce, World Mission Prayer Centre, Harvest West Bible College and in his local church, Perth Christian Life Centre. Together with his wife, Teresa, and sons, Jonathan and Clement, they started the ChurchinPerth web ministry and Hope To The Nations, a ministry in word and kind. He ministered on church unity, reconciliation, missions and marketplace ministry. 



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Making Disciples of Nations A fresh look at the Great Commission, in particularly, the directive to make disciples of nations.
Church in Malaysia & Election'08 The Church in this former British colony has grown slowly but steadily over the past 50 years since the nation gained sovereignty. Over the recent years the Church has taken issue with the government over the encroachment of overly enthusiastic Muslim burearcrats and religious officials over their constitution rights for religious expression. This election has brought the largest number of Christian MPs into office since 1957.
2008 There are some significant re-alignment in world politics and economies which will bring greater rather than lesser divisions in the world. Expect increase tribulation in the world but for the Church it will hold out as the beacon of hope that will shine forth the glory of God brighter than ever before.
Election2007 Australians have voted in a new government. What opportunities and challenges will the new Kevin Rudd led Labor government bring to the Church? Two views are presented, one from a leading prayer leader and another from a medical doctor who stood for the election. An interesting aspect of this election is the way Western Australians have voted which is against the trend of the rest of Australia.
Makassar Once the trade centre of the Spice Islands but today it is better known for being the power centre of Jemaah Islamiah (JI). Yet within this city with a population of Perth God had raised up his Church strengthen through persecution and providing a beacon in a sea of hatred and ignorance.
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