Over the weekend of Sep 13 and 14, pastor Casey Treat brought a timely message to City Harvest Church.
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Many questions were raised during this tranche, particularly during the testimony and cross-examination of Kong Hee. City News Weekly addresses some of these.
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City Harvest Church’s annual Arise and Build campaign kicks off.
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Since Chew Eng Han’s former lawyer senior counsel Michael Khoo raised the question of what actually constituted the First Information Report, senior counsel N Sreenivasan has been pursuing the matter. What was this “communication” from the COC that sparked off the CAD investigation into City Harvest Church?
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The co-founder of City Harvest Church talks about the early days of the church and the current season it is in.
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City Harvest Church is a church that has been built, piece upon piece, person by person over the last 25 years. City News Weekly looks back at its foundation years through the eyes of its members.
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03 October 2014 – Summary of CHC hearing.
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30 September 2014 – Summary of CHC hearing.
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Sharon Tan’s lawyer seeks to show that what the prosecution calls a round-tripping of church funds was really a bridging loan.
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A pillar of the prosecution’s case against Sharon Tan has been that the Advance Rental Licensing Agreement was used to cover up the fact that church funds were used to redeem the Xtron and Firna bonds. This morning, senior counsel Kannan Ramesh established the true context of the plan.
The first three of the six defendants—John Lam, Kong Hee and Sharon Tan—have taken the stand to bear witness to what they believe is the truth in the ongoing case against them. City News Weekly takes stock.
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City Harvest Trial: Crossover Project Was A Secular Project With A Godly Purpose
On the final day of her time on the stand, Sharon Tan testified that her motive behind the redemption plan was to protect the church, the Crossover and building project.