Church & Missions

John Lam explained to the court this morning how personal guarantees work, and why it was necessary to extend the maturity date of the Xtron bonds rather than rely on the personal guarantee.

5 August 2014 – Summary of Day 2 of CHC hearing.

Prosecution continues to defend its claims of misrepresentation and concealment of information from auditors and board members in cross-examination of John Lam today.

Prosecution puts forth evidence which seemed to suggest building fund money was channeled to Crossover Project; John Lam explains it was a mistake, and that Wahju Hanafi’s intention had always been to fund the Project.

For two decades, City Harvest Church’s School of Theology has been raising up a generation of trained workers from across the world, for the kingdom of God.

Eleven years have passed since the first Emerge Youth Conference took place in City Harvest Church. The youth conference has grown to impact not just young people in Singapore but across the world, with lasting fruit.

Xtron’s role as Sun Ho’s artiste manager was kept from the public in order to avoid unfavorable impressions, John Lam explains.

During cross-examination, the DPP questioned Lam on the board’s decision to seek out Foong’s advice instead of the engagement partner of Baker Tilly.

What was the conspiracy he is being charged with? Defendant John Lam admitted he wasn’t sure. He also agreed with Senior Counsel N Sreenivasan that had the 2010 investigations not occurred, the Xtron bonds would have been paid back in the normal course of events, testifies John Lam.