Good news!

MYPG is launching its very own mission program, called the Youth Mission Initiative. This program is catered specifically for SPM and STPM school leavers who currently have no idea what to do with themselves for the month of January.

Please click on the tab above for more information. Sign up today! : )

Leading up to thePlan, there were about 9 LYPGs existing. Since then, there has been requests to start more.

ThePlan allowed for more young people in Malaysia to be aware of what MYPG is. Many expressed their desire to start Local Youth Prayer Gatherings where they were. We will be in the process of gathering and strengthening these networks.

Many discouraging things are happening in Malaysia recently. The flames of prayer must not die, as we march on.

Today
is one year.

Pastor Sunther,
pastor of Peace AOG, Kluang
passed away a year ago on this day.

Here is a short clip
made in memory of him..
All glory to God..=)

Regards,
The MYPG Team.

This is SOOO overdue..

we apologize for this late notification,

but if you’ve heard of it,

or are going for it,

then it’s great!!

it is a great conference which will be held

IN A WEEK!!

so swim, fly, walk if you must

get yourself DOWN to MALACCA!

and join this amazing conference!

For information please visit  here to download the relevant documents. HURRY UP! Time is of the essence..=)

Regards,
The MYPG team.

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MYPG 4 is around the corner, people!

Jump aboard a train, canoe down the river,
climb the mountains, swim the seas if you must.

Be there or be there!
Expect an evening of prayer and intercession.
Expect change. Expect God to show up.

Venue: D’Village Resort Melaka
Time: 6:00 – 10:30pm
Date: 21st September 2009

Click here for Registration Form
(Deadline: 15 Sept)

Regards,
MYPG team.

HEAR YE
EVERYONE!!

CHANGE YOUR WORLD, KLUANG
IS TOMORROW!!

Be there!
Time : 2- 6pm
Venue : Prime City Hotel, Kluang
www.changeyourworld.com.my

Regards,
MYPG team.

This comes a month late, but after much sweat, blood and tears of painstaking hours choosing footage to be added into this video, the video is finally complete! Feel free to download and circulate. Spread the message.

MYPG -Redefining the values of our generation.

Let this video take you on a journey. Enjoy watching MYPG in chronological order. It’s like watching a blockbuster only that, it’s simply better! =P

ONE WEEK TO CHANGE YOUR WORLD KLUANG! Feel the heat y’all!

Regards,

MYPG team.

WATCH OUT PEOPLE!!

We’re about to CHANGE YOUR WORLD

as MYPG partners up with the One Accord Ministries(1AM)

in an effort to raise young people who love their nation.

It’s all about challenging the NOW generation to choose,

create and cultivate their world.

The CYW Tour will kick off in KLUANG, JOHOR! (WOOHOO)

here is the poster and 2 videos!

SO WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?!

Come on and join the fee-ver!

For more inf0, visit here

Regards,

MYPG team.

Dear all,

Since Malaysia is close to our hearts, and the Bible exhorts us to “weep with those who weep”, we are weeping with those who are broken hearted at the recent state of events in the country. We are deeply determined to see even greater change- by the Hand of God, through our prayers- and we laud the efforts of all who are working for peace and justice. Please see Press Statement by CCM Youth (which is one of the partners of MYPG) on the recent issue of Teoh Beng Hock’s untimely death.

“STATEMENT OF CCM YOUTH- DEATH BY DETENTION?”

*JULY 21, 2009*

CCM Youth refers to the articles, commentaries, joint statements and various public responses recounting the shocking death of an MACC witness, Teoh Beng Hock, under dubious circumstances. CCM Youth is not only horrified and outraged, but deeply ashamed and bewildered.

This tragedy yet again adds another nauseating leaf to our country’s sheer lack of a credible and transparent value system of integrity against a painful track record of mistreatment of suspects and dubious deaths under detention. What makes this more disturbing is that this is the first case of a witness dying under questioning. The primary concern is the clear lack of oversight, which is a shameful symptom of the nation’s ingrained and persistent lack of political will to revamp clear violations of basic human rights by enforcers of the law and those in authority.

The critical issue is not one of “Who’s next?” but “Who’s before?” Teoh Beng Hock is but the latest of a growing list of deaths under detention or custody or police action -

A Kugan, Samiyati Indrayani Zulkarnain Putra, Francis Udayappan, Dr Tai Eng Teck (the police officer was eventually convicted), V Vikines, Tharma Rajan, M Ragupathy, Syed Fadzil Syed Ibrahim, Hasrizal Hamzah, Prakash Moses, Kannan Kanthan, Ahmad Salleh, Ulaganathan Muniandy,Vivashanu Pilai, Ho Kwai See, Ravichandran Ramayah, Veerasamy Gopal, L. Yoges Rao

- just to name a few of the more celebrated deaths out of the untold numbers who died under police action, or inaction. Do we still remember these names? Or have they been neatly filed and forgotten?

This only the tip of the iceberg – what of the deaths of undocumented migrants or detainees in rural police stations that we don’t hear about in the media? According to our previous Deputy Home Minister Wan Fairuz Wan Salleh, he reported in Parliament that a staggering 1,531 died in custody in 4 years from 2003 to 2007. According to Suhakam, 1,300 foreign migrants died in detention centres in the past 6 years. These statistics are damaging, and damning. How many more talented youth do we have to sacrifice before we finally pull the plug on the potential for blatant abuse by enforcers of the law?

We need to move beyond a call for yet another Royal Commission of Inquiry. We are jaded by the setting up of panels and commissions that are unable to bring about meaningful countermeasures. We are saddened that nothing concrete has been done despite countless recommendations by generations of “toothless tigers”.

We need a working public system to track such deaths. Witnesses and detainees should have the right to immediate legal representation. Standard operating procedures for the protection of witnesses should be made available to the public – remove the veil of secrecy. Violations by enforcers of the law, who are to protect, not harm, should be swiftly dealt with. So what if we have CCTVs? The tapes can be easily erased or tampered with unless a system of checks are in place to protect the integrity of evidence. Evidence collection and forensics intervention must be immediate and timely. We must remove any conflict of interest in investigations of public interest.

We are a grieving nation today. We are in pain. The government has failed repeatedly to enact meaningful and honest reform to the enforcement community, that is, the police, RELA and prison system – and the prospects are depressing to say the least.

We thank the public, NGOs and media for keeping such issues alive and urge politicians not to milk Teoh Beng Hock’s death for their own agenda.

We call upon Tan Sri Musa Hassan to ensure that he leaves no stone unturned in these investigations and to honestly reveal the findings, without conspiring to hide the truth from the Rakyat, to whom the Police are accountable.

We call upon our new Home Minister, Dato’ Seri Hishammudin Hussein to take leadership and act swiftly and courageously on this. The government urgently needs to bring the detention system up to basic standards of decency and fairness. We need to lift the veil on interrogation centres, migrant detention centres, police jails, and hold all heads of departments to full accountability for all misdemeanours by their officers. And that includes MACC. We demand automatic inquiries upon death whether by police action, or inaction. We need to implement and re-design an enforceable and just system with the highest standards of accountability and transparency. The Home Minister’s planned review of 33 Acts would not be meaningful to the Rakyat if there is no justice or if we are unable to trust the very authorities who are supposed to enforce them.

We believe that Teoh Beng Hock and the countless others who died before him, did not die in vain. We look to our Home Minister to restore the Rakyat’s faith in the authorities whose duties are to protect them.

In his efforts to bring about unity in his 1Malaysia concept, we call upon our Prime Minister Dato’ Seri Najib Tun Razak to make this a reality by leading the nation to repentance before the Almighty God for the deaths of our young Malaysians in custody, poor treatment of migrants, lack of honesty in the government system, and the lack of love and care for the vulnerable.

Our Prime Minister must honour God first, and since he is God’s chosen leader for this nation, he should call for a National Day of Prayer. We trust that our Prime Minister’s recent pilgrimage will give him new found strength to raise a God fearing nation that honours the Almighty, and a people not only of knowledge, but of wisdom, integrity and honesty. The first tenet of the Rukunegara – “Belief in God, or Kepercayaan kepada Tuhan” – bears no meaning if we do not come before God in national mourning and repentance. Failure to answer for wrongdoings puts us into condemnation from the Almighty God. The Rakyat is counting on our Prime Minister to ensure that justice will prevail in this nation for all communities. It is our hope and prayer that justice will prevail in this matter; that those who are responsible be identified, convicted and punished.

Our Prime Minister must be seen to exercise an even hand in his fight against corruption – if MACC is so short handed, then priority must be placed on catching the big sharks like political leaders with assets beyond their means or leaders who have misappropriated public funds in the name of welfare for their personal use or entertainment. To try to distract the Rakyat with investigations involving small amounts of a couple of thousand ringgit is insulting the Rakyat’s intelligence.

May our God Almighty deal justly and severely with those who do not fear Him, and on those who are intent on suppressing the truth.

(signed) 
Daniel Chai 
Youth Secretary 
CCM Youth  
Mobile: +6012 237 6102 
Email: ccmyouth@gmail.com

HURRAY!!

MYPG is ONE today!