JAM Mukah
2-3 March 2012

A Highway to Mukah…
A call to be “Jambatan Anak Malaysia” an FES Jubilee call is a significant story to share because this year we are celebrating the 50th year since the forming of Malaysia as well. Mukah was the first destination where the Jubilee trumpet sounded loud and clear to bring our nation before God and at the same time urge His people to be an agent of racial reconciliation as well as transformation wherever we are in this land of Malaysia.
Thirty plus students, mainly from Politeknik Mukah, turned-up for that half day event. We challenged them to break down the wall of prejudice and lay a brick each to build the Jambatan Anak Malaysia.
One participant responded “To write it on paper all the walls of prejudice we try to break down and respond by laying a brick at a time to build the J.A.M is so easy, but in reality, do we really want to take the first step forward to be a J.A.M builder?”

Ops R.I.U.T. - Transforming Our People
MBKS Indoor Stadium - Pending, Kuching
(17 September 2011)

185 students from 14 campuses turned up to respond to the call to be T.O.P agents in their society.
We challenged them to “Transform Our People” throughout the whole day. In the morning, we called them to M.A.D. (Mission At Doorstep) and C.O.N. (Change Our Neighborhood). After lunch, we called them to S.A.lah (Social Awareness Lah!) and J.A.M. (Jambatan Anak Malaysia).
Different activities challenged them to different issues that they could easily identify with in their personal daily lives. But now the focus is much broader, we want to challenge them to respond to the many issues surrounding their society as well as in the nation. Praise the Lord, at the end of the programme, they were challenged to become the agents of transformation in their society, campus, CF, community and nation. This event was also a reminder to them of their role as “Salt and Light” in this world!

Gala Undangan Nabi (GUN)
16 February 2011

On 16th February 2011, 51 Christian student leaders from 14 campuses around Kuching came together to share their stories, struggles in their CF, and bring words of encouragement to each other. GUN was the first event organized by FES Sarawak to call all our leaders to be prophets in their campuses. It was also an avenue for those who joined National Conference 2010 to share their experiences and challenges after NC with those who couldn’t be there.
Here’s what some students at GUN had to say:

“I have never seen consumerism from a Christian perspective before.”
“I really want to have a CF in my college.”
“From now onwards I’ll try to build a real relationship with my Majority friend.”
“My heart is broken when I see my friends wasting their lives out there.”