City Harvest Church Trial: 02 Apr 2015
Church & Missions
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City Harvest Trial: Collective Decision By Board To Ensure Bond Legitimacy, Says Tan
Tan Ye Peng maintains that the church board, along with its fund manager Chew Eng Han, were responsible for ensuring the legitimacy of the bonds.
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Being curious is better than being clever, said the senior pastor of Heart Of God Church, Tan Seow How to the youth of City Harvest Church.
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City Harvest Trial: What’s Wrong With CHC Working To Achieve Win-Win Situation, Asks Tan
Tan Ye Peng maintains that it was at a meeting with Foong Daw Ching that the auditor advised discretion in representing the sensitive relationship between CHC and Xtron.
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City Harvest Trial: Tan: Building Fund Refunds Approved By Board, Put Into Xtron To Support Mission Of Crossover
The refund of members’ building fund offerings, including Wahju Hanafi’s was not meant to conceal anything, but had been done willingly by the givers and approved by the board.
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City Harvest Trial: Crossover Project Would Have Been Funded Directly If Not For Roland Poon Saga
Tan Ye Peng explained to the court that funding structure for the Crossover Project changed because the church leadership wanted to avoid “future trip-ups” like the one triggered by Roland Poon.
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26 March 2015 – Summary of CHC hearing.
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CHC TrialChurch & Missions
City Harvest Trial: Tan Reveals Genesis Of Bonds And Property Search Challenge
Today in court, Tan provided his explanations for various events and circumstances that have been interpreted otherwise by the prosecution.
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CHC pastor Tan Ye Peng took the stand with the start of his examination-in-chief today by senior counsel N Sreenivasan.
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20 March 2015 – Summary of CHC hearing.
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City Harvest Trial: Tan: Xtron’s Dual Purpose Was Known To Board And Auditor
While the prosecution alleged that the auditor was not “explicitly told” that Xtron was a special purpose vehicle, defendant Tan Ye Peng maintained that Foong Daw Ching had knowledge of the dual purpose of investments into Xtron and Firna.
Tan Ye Peng tells the court that he is happy the church found its home, but sad that it lost an opportunity to do global missions when the Crossover Project ended abruptly.