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June 19th, 2010 |
Author: Your Correspondent
Controversial founder of City Harvest Church (CHC) Senior Pastor Kong Hee remains optimistic about the church’s future despite being embroiled in ongoing police investigations over alleged misuse of church funds.
Pastor Kong was called up together with 16 other CHC members on 31 May 2010 by police from the Commercial Affairs Departments for investigations. Their laptops were reportedly seized.
This was followed a few other members including his wife pop singer Ho Yeow Sun who returned from the United States last week to assist in the investigations.
Pastor Kong who had kept out of public spotlight since the saga erupted wrote on his blog that he and his family are “doing well.”
“‘Because we’re in the midst of the investigation, I am unable to provide any details about the progress besides what already has been released by the Singapore Police in their statement to the press,” he added.
It is not known who lodged the initial police report against CHC which was placed under intense public scrutiny three months ago for its purchase of a stake in Suntec.
Founded in 1989 by Pastor Kong, CHC has grown to become the largest church in Singapore with a congregation of 33,000, its members including some MPs and celebrities.
Pastor Kong ended his message expressing his confidence that his CHC “story” will continue:
“It has been a glorious 20 years of church building filled with tears and triumph, brokenness as well as breakthroughs. I believe that the City Harvest story will continue to unfold.”
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Controversial founder of City Harvest Church (CHC) Senior Pastor Kong Hee remains optimistic about the church’s future despite being embroiled in ongoing police investigations over alleged misuse of church funds.
Pastor Kong was called up together with 16 other CHC members on 31 May 2010 by police from the Commercial Affairs Departments for investigations. Their laptops were reportedly seized.
This was followed a few other members including his wife pop singer Ho Yeow Sun who returned from the United States last week to assist in the investigations.
Pastor Kong who had kept out of public spotlight since the saga erupted wrote on his blog that he and his family are “doing well.”
“‘Because we’re in the midst of the investigation, I am unable to provide any details about the progress besides what already has been released by the Singapore Police in their statement to the press,” he added.
It is not known who lodged the initial police report against CHC which was placed under intense public scrutiny three months ago for its purchase of a stake in Suntec.
Founded in 1989 by Pastor Kong, CHC has grown to become the largest church in Singapore with a congregation of 33,000, its members including some MPs and celebrities.
Pastor Kong ended his message expressing his confidence that his CHC “story” will continue:
“It has been a glorious 20 years of church building filled with tears and triumph, brokenness as well as breakthroughs. I believe that the City Harvest story will continue to unfold.”
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